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by jstalin 13y ago
As a lawyer, the only option is Office. I've tried Docs and it's terrible. Libreoffice had problems with ordered lists. Office is far and away better than anything else out there in ease of use and professional look.
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As screwed up as our government is, I'm still so thankful that we have a bill of rights.
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by jstalin 13y ago
One of those "keep reading" things to keep your interest, I suppose. A journalism thing? "For most of the three years that Ruiu has been wrestling with badBIOS, its infection mechanism remained a mystery. A month or two ago,
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by jstalin 13y ago
Did you read the article? USB drives.
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by jstalin 13y ago
I don't understand why click to play doesn't work anymore. I've turned it on, but it allows all plugins to run without the previous "click to activate" box.
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by jstalin 13y ago
It is. Here's the bullet head on. http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/ce399.gif
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by jstalin 13y ago
The stabilized version of the Zapruder film is instructive: [WARNING GORE] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTBInhsKW3E Of course, that then leads to the conspiracy theorists claiming that the Zapruder film has been altered
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by jstalin 13y ago
For those who are pointing to the "magic bullet" theory, it's all a matter of understanding how both Kennedy and Connally were seated in the limo. No "magic" bullet required: http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu&#x
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by jstalin 13y ago
Original US copyright law was for 14 years, with an optional extension for an additional 14. I think that's more than adequate for the original author to benefit from a government-created monopoly.
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by jstalin 13y ago
...and how many of these people's own government are doing the same thing as the NSA? I abhor what the NSA is going, but goodness, I bet 90% of the nation's governments do the same thing.
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Ok, so how exactly could the US do this without French government access to circuits? Of course this was probably done with the French government's permission. And no one is asking to what extent the French government itself is engaged
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by jstalin 13y ago
I had to use an underscore for a space in my city name in the config file. It would be nice if it linked to the list of city names available. But I think the program is pretty awesome!
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by jstalin 13y ago
I wonder what an EMP would do to it.
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by jstalin 13y ago
I'm routinely impressed that my cat uses a litter box with no problem that is almost completely dark at night. Not sure how she can see what she's doing, but it's cool!
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by jstalin 13y ago
The GAO regularly audits the TSA by trying to get firearms and other contraband through security. They consistently get a lot through without the TSA noticing: http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/loaded-gun-slips-past-tsa-scr
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by jstalin 13y ago
My bet's on Japan.
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by jstalin 13y ago
How does one just become a citizen of Columbia??
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Europe, the Cloud, and the New York Times(volokh.com)
3 points by jstalin 13y ago|0 comments
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by jstalin 13y ago
The IP addresses listed are interesting: Latvia, Romania, Iceland, and New York, USA.
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Silk Road Update: Federal Prosecutors File Separate Forfeiture Complaint(popehat.com)
49 points by jstalin 13y ago|34 comments
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I was thinking more like random sentences from a gutenberg book... and of course cat pictures.
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by jstalin 13y ago
I love it. I'd sign up for a service that automatically posts inane crap.
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by jstalin 13y ago
I see more and more friends just completely changing their name on facebook (myself included).
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by jstalin 13y ago
Yes, that would be nice if it parsed correctly. I need ordered lists that have capital letters, capital roman numerals, lowercase letters, numbers, and lowercase roman numerals.
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by jstalin 13y ago
Markdown needs nested ordered lists. I would like to convert legal documents to markdown, but I can't. For example: 1. Item one 2. Item two a. Subitem a b. Subitem b
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by jstalin 13y ago
So how does one determine which sites are being intercepted through Tor and served malformed code? Start doing CURLs from within Tor and outside of it and comparing hashes?
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by jstalin 13y ago
Excellent. I look forward to that downtime number getting worse (or better, depending on how one looks at it).
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by jstalin 13y ago
That Schneier article is a must read with lots of technical details. Anyone know how to start identifying the FoxAcid servers and calling them out?
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by jstalin 13y ago
Very interesting. Start on page 24 for the technical details.
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by jstalin 13y ago
Does anyone know which particular platform these guys were using that was intercepted?

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