justizin

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by justizin 12y ago
"How long until central databases are collecting datapoints on our whereabouts at all times, not only from mobile devices, but just the image of our faces?" this is a fine question - the DHS has proposed a project with the City of
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by justizin 12y ago
and possibly after pulling into the driveway of a crackhouse for a three-point turnaround.
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by justizin 12y ago
Unfortunately, not everything "worth burning a zero-day" to some misguided government agent is as clear cut of an activity to categorize as child porn. Obviously, I mean, it's fine if the government just walks into your house
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by justizin 12y ago
This is shockingly sane for a libertarian think tank.
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by justizin 12y ago
This would be a lot more interesting with data about private bus locations interlaced with coordinated time.
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by justizin 12y ago
What is likely the cause of this is that the previous bus left late due to external delays you weren't aware of, and the next bus waits to leave, even if it will leave late, so that the time between the two will be roughly the same. I&
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by justizin 12y ago
Muni's on-time percentage has actually improved in double-digits over the past couple of years, while the number of private buses blocking their stops has grown dramatically. In general, SF is not an automotive friendly city, and Muni
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by justizin 12y ago
Seems to me there isn't anyone for whom it would be more worth reading.
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by justizin 12y ago
You have to follow your instincts, depending on the type of people you work for there are several different ways this can go. Some will spit in the face of your two weeks' notice and ask you to leave immediately, which is kind of a chi
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by justizin 12y ago
It's a sign of poor management that someone has to be fired when something goes wrong, outages are learning situations for all involved, and it is widely held that the person who took the action that caused an outage is not responsible
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by justizin 12y ago
Just to be clear, almost all of these features would be net neutrality violations.
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by justizin 12y ago
what is that?
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by justizin 12y ago
right, anyone who has undergone frequent ssh brute force attacks knows that they can create a nontrivial amount of cpu usage.
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by justizin 12y ago
http://www.luimbe.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/photo.edit_... ? :/
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by justizin 12y ago
Thank You.
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by justizin 12y ago
Absolutely - how can I get a million bank passwords at once by hacking Dropbox, which just has a bunch of encrypted fucking files on it? Geez.
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by justizin 12y ago
the pirate bay has been taken down several times. ;)
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by justizin 12y ago
Actually, if you look into the DeCSS debacle, this was an early test of the DMCA. A Windows software DVD player leaked its' keys, and this was used to create a small bit of code that broke the DVD CSS DRM scheme. Of course, you have n
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by justizin 12y ago
yes, but lock picking tools are legal. the 'we all know it is' argument holds no legal water. the law must be enumerated and explicit, providing guidelines for responsible behavior and drawing lines which one must cross in order
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by justizin 12y ago
right - now that software's in charge, nothing should ever go wrong!
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by justizin 12y ago
rockets are not missiles, fyi. less than one percent of one percent of one percent of all rockets fired into israel ever result in casualties, while at least 15 children have been killed in palestine in the past couple of days by F-16 stri
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by justizin 12y ago
"A senior Israel Defense Forces officer said Wednesday that the number of rockets to hit Israel can be expected to rise." In other words, Israel is not planning to de-escalate their illegal occupation - in fact it sounds likely th
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by justizin 12y ago
"I still maintain the point that designing a monolithic kernel in 1991 is a fundamental error. Be thankful you are not my student. You would not get a high grade for such a design :-)" Since every microkernel in use (Windows NT
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by justizin 12y ago
yeah i don't think you throw random stuff in the trash, i'm sure they go into a bio hazard disposal.
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by justizin 12y ago
how much traffic are you passing in this environment? we're still using stunnel for ssl, have been waiting for positive reports to let haproxy do it, but are optimistic.
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by justizin 12y ago
"For example, why not allow relevant certified professionals, such as CPAs and CFAs, to automatically qualify as AIs?" This strikes me as an incredibly bad idea. The bar for CPA is painfully low.
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by justizin 12y ago
Yes, going to college is the first in a long series of exercises you'll perform to show that you are qualified to be president based on doing what other people tell you. ;)
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by justizin 12y ago
For what periods of time have you been able to sustain your needed income? I did this for a few years, but found that it often took a significant portion of time to line up the gigs, and some customers would hold payment for extra work. Do
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by justizin 12y ago
I've found that schedule flexibility on that level is rare unless doing freelance work, which has tons of accompanying challenges like actually getting people to pay and maintaining enough work to fill the hours you want without sellin
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by justizin 12y ago
"I simply don't patronize those places." They quite simply don't need or want you to.

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