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by kfrzcode 8y ago
How can I verify some malicious code is actually present on my router? What does this code do? Could the FBI put their own malicious code on the router, via this supposed exploit? Why should I trust the FBI? Excuse my ignorance but I'm
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
Potato, potato.
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
The same reason people buy Coach bags etc... status and brand.
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
> in the future people hoard currency People hoard(ed) currency in the past and present as well
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
> what truly matters Paying off the debts owed to society of course
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
If you find yourself semi-lucid within a dream, it's beneficial to immediately try to "anchor" yourself in your surroundings, by slowing turning around in-place, touching yourself, smelling things; activate all of your senses
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
One day, when you wake up and the power's out you're going to have an existential crisis
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
> I'm giving up on the web They said, while posting on a web forum
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
This book is fantastic.
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
Following your logic, then anyone who perhaps simply took an Uber to the interview should be off the list because they're providing revenue and therefore helping Uber do more of the Bad Thing....Uber clearly has an engineering staff st
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
You could always spend your time on StackExchange!
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
Love lobste.rs! Their April fools gag was to reskin the whole site as a PhpBB board circa 2004...
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by kfrzcode 8y ago
Why would working at Uber be a detractor on a resume? It's major company with assuredly hefty tech - regardless of the HR issues rampant, shouldn't the hire be based on merit not association?
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
"Code Complete 2nd Ed." - McConnell "DevOps Handbook" - Gene Kim et al "Deep Work" - Cal Newport "Tools of Titans" - Tim Ferris "Bleeding Edge" - Thomas Pynchon
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
Aren't there multiple operating quantum computers right now? Isn't this a very imminent problem?
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
I'm always hyper intrigued by the question of inevitability when it comes to space junk prohibiting our future ventures beyond the planet. At what point will Kessler syndrome occur? Is it inevitable or are we able to track all meaningf
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
> Posting ads Advertisement is Facebook's #1 revenue model, its literally why they exist. I wish everyone who's used FB would sign up for a business page and place an ad; it's illuminating to see just how detailed their
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
Agreed.... running Slack + Atom + Chrome is enough to kill a < 4GB modern laptop. I'm on emacs and firefox for good.
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
I'm on the search for a new laptop as well. After the Spectre/Meltdown debacle, it's hard to say if any system is free of severe vulnerabilities (unless one is an expert). At any rate, my plan is to buy either a Dell or Think
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
I just sold my last Apple product ever - a mid-2016 Touch Bar, top-specs. The machine itself wasn't a problem, great form factor and beautiful design... but your points about serviceability, useful ports and dongles is so painful I can
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
Also a towel, and copies of Foundation by Isaac Asimov and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
I use basic calendaring tools like iCal or Google Calendar to manually track my historical data, silo'd into 12 different calendars which represent categories of time spent. I've become comfortable enough in the software interface
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My 2017 timesheet; I have 100% time tracking for the last 24 months(infogram.com)
7 points by kfrzcode 9y ago|3 comments
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
So, who can we trust with our web browsing, if not Mozilla? In your opinion, of course. Just curious.
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
Advertisers. If you've ever bought an ad on facebook and see you can pick your target audience by which types of food they shop for or their income range from 10k increments alongside thousands of other filters.... fuck man they have a
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
Blockchain tech will be to the next three decades what the internet was to the last. Crypto is one facet of a very interesting geometry.
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
Things like this make me feel much less concerned about the confidence gap.
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
Usually I just smash the zero key on my phone and 9/10 times I'm directly connected to a human. If that fails I swear obtusely and ask for a "fucking human." If THAT fails I give up. I have no patience for robots who don
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
Oh so....every port on my laptop? Fuck Apple
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by kfrzcode 9y ago
What about AMD? Which chips does the sec-comm recommend for not getting pwnd

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