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by jstalin 13y ago
Such as AES and PGP?
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by jstalin 13y ago
For those of us who are not mathematicians, what would quantum computing practically mean? Compare current math capabilities of computers and quantum computing in layman's terms, please.
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by jstalin 13y ago
I just tried putting my cellphone in a stainless steel martini shaker and it definitely worked as a faraday cage.
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Turn on Perfect Forward Secrecy / ECDHE_RSA in nginx(js.gg)
2 points by jstalin 13y ago|0 comments
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by jstalin 13y ago
Not sure why people are voting you down. I'm pretty sure that it's common knowledge that artists, even in the old radio days, made their money on touring and often times ended up in the hole on album sales and radio play.
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by jstalin 13y ago
Yes. See here: http://www.popehat.com/2013/06/23/a-look-at-the-charges-agai... "Note that the second and third charges both require the feds to prove that Snowden's release of information to the pre
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by jstalin 13y ago
I just had to do it: http://jstalin.neocities.org/index.html It's going to play audio if you clink the link, unless you're using click to play
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by jstalin 13y ago
The problem is the FISC is not adversarial. In a normal court, these judges are used to dealing with the issues presented to them by both parties. Both parties submit briefs, arguing both sides of the issue, and the judge applies the facts
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by jstalin 13y ago
Everyone loves something for free!
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by jstalin 13y ago
See, for instance, Table 2.10 of the latest federal Transportation Energy Data Book (page 2-14) showing that, to transport one passenger one mile, cars are using less energy than buses. http://cta.ornl.gov/data/tedb31&#
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by jstalin 13y ago
I think most people would be shocked to learn that buses are using more energy per passenger than if the same passengers were transported in cars. Buses are more expensive too. There are very few transit agencies in the US that operate more
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by jstalin 13y ago
Now that EFF broke the barrier in filing with the FISC, I have a feeling we'll see a lot more of this. And that's a good thing. I expect Google's filing to show up here shortly: http://www.uscourts.gov/uscourt
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by jstalin 13y ago
Crazy. So you must go through an executive agency to access the judicial branch...
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by jstalin 13y ago
You might try contacting the EFF or ACLU lawyers who succeeded in filing motions with the court and asking them where to file: http://www.uscourts.gov/uscourts/courts/fisc/index.html
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by jstalin 13y ago
To "bring it home," so to speak, he should request all NSA data on phone calls to and from Congressmen. Nothing makes politicians more angry than applying their rules for everyone else to themselves.
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by jstalin 13y ago
But don't you know. They adapt and will grow wings!!
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by jstalin 13y ago
That's incredibly naive.
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by jstalin 13y ago
Fellow lawyer here. I'm not a criminal attorney, but I agree that the superintendent's word shouldn't be taken as the last word. Although he might be strictly correct as it pertains to police not being able to prosecute based on the surveys
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by jstalin 13y ago
Despite all the accusations and bluster at the beginning, the indictment alleges three things: 1. Violation of 18 USC 1956[1] - knowingly laundering money; 2. Violation of 18 USC 1960[2] - conspiring to operate an unlicensed money transmitt
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by jstalin 13y ago
Jealousy is perhaps the most potent political force.
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by jstalin 13y ago
Considering that rifles are used to kill fewer people in the United States than knives, fists, hammers, or bats, Mother Jones' attempt at scaring people about those who build their own guns rings a little hallow. But I get it, AK-47s look s
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by jstalin 13y ago
Of course it has everything to do with them. The current administration consists of former Marxist guerrillas who openly state that they don't believe in the quantity theory of money, that, in fact, it's the stores that are causing inflatio
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by jstalin 13y ago
Like so many things, it seems as though people are looking for "the one" best way of doing things. Obviously some people like cubicles. Some like offices. Some like open space. How about letting people choose?
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by jstalin 13y ago
The Kirchners continue to work wonders for the Argentine economy.
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by jstalin 13y ago
One of the links says that each device outputs 30kW. That seems way too low to be cost effective.
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Rand Paul Has the Right Idea, Congress Should Apologize to Apple(globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com)
2 points by jstalin 13y ago|0 comments
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by jstalin 13y ago
Best article on the issue yet. Listening to McCain deliver his "speech" during the hearing was particularly painful. He is such a failed has-been that he needs to just shut up. I'm glad Apple is skirting taxes, wherever it can. Tax competit
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by jstalin 13y ago
Of course, the other option is stability . I'm not saying that bitcoin's deflationary behavior is good, only that it challenges the accepted collective wisdom.
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The Crack Baby Epidemic That Wasn’t(dish.andrewsullivan.com)
2 points by jstalin 13y ago|0 comments
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by jstalin 13y ago
Yes, it is harmful, particularly to savers. Of course, the Holy Keynesian view is that savings is bad and that we all need to be encouraged to spend . Tell me right now where I can save and earn more than 2%. Maybe 30 year treasuries (with

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