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Long Prison Sentence for Man Who Hacked Jail Computer System to Bust Out Friend(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by kw71 8y ago|0 comments
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by kw71 8y ago
After about the 11 minute mark the footage shows them working on the front page of the July 1 issue. Looks like they didn't shoot it all in one evening.
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by kw71 9y ago
I learned base 12 arithmetic in gradeschool and the textbook used T and E for 10, 11. I'm pretty sure this was before people started using hex notation for computing and logic.
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by kw71 9y ago
Turn off Javascript. If you phone in and haggle they will give you the sub for 99 cents.
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by kw71 9y ago
Sandblasting operations are a long-recognized hazard. Not only can you get silicosis but sandblasting is an abrasive process and what else besides the sand is hanging around in the air? Tiny bits of the substrate metal? Zinc (galvanizing
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by kw71 9y ago
Actually, if you run a modern engine in a closed garage now, your eyes won't burn, you won't choke and it won't kill you. While this is a stupid thing to do, the bad stuff is only coming out before it's warmed up (meani
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by kw71 9y ago
This frustration arises from the situation that there are places where there is already more poison in the air than what comes out of the tailpipe of a modern, warmed up petrol vehicle. Los Angeles and Beijing are two examples where I have
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by kw71 9y ago
I personally don't really agree with regression in this area but more than one automotive engineer has told me that things have gotten to where the exhaust must be cleaner than the air taken in by the engine.
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by kw71 9y ago
Sounds like a terribly designed machine with bad software. I bought a Korean machine in 2006 and still own it. However, unlike your friend's, mine is a front loader. Immediately I noticed a lower electricity bill because it's u
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by kw71 9y ago
You can ignore it if you like but don't take the choice away from me. I'm rarely in california but I have seen these warnings while traveling there and on products that are distributed throughout the United States. I'm not
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by kw71 9y ago
I have also been told that the steering column for power steering is not as strong because the design loads are lower.
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by kw71 9y ago
That's a long time to have a chip on your shoulder. I imagine you don't have a bank account nor buy anything except handmade crafts.
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by kw71 9y ago
The corporation, including the US subsidiary, was still called Nissan even when they were selling Datsuns.
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by kw71 9y ago
A thousand times yes. This has been over for almost two decades and he still won't stop. What a crank.
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by kw71 9y ago
I think that my eyes are better at night than the camera that shot that footage. It looked like she was wearing dark clothing though.
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by kw71 9y ago
I hate that word. I use crash instead.
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by kw71 9y ago
Before the backlit keyboards became a thing, the hole was meant for a lamp to shine through a window in the keycap, like caps lock. The first Alps keyboard (Zenith SuperSport) I had actually had a lamp and window on the caps lock key!
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by kw71 9y ago
They are also not very honest about "Cherry copied our backlighting idea" - all the MX I ever saw have a hole for a 3mm LED, and I'm sure I saw other vendors selling backlit keyboards with MX switches even if Cherry itself wa
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by kw71 9y ago
I'm personally shunning black rectangle devices. But I'm still curious - can it print? I'm in the USA where it's a hardship to participate in normal business without windoze. It's a very unfortunate situation due
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by kw71 9y ago
Keyboard shortcuts help when attempting to explain what actions to perform. I try and keep my hand off the mouse as much as possible anyway. I wish the underlines weren't turned off by default now. There are more and more people who
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by kw71 9y ago
That won't help them learn office though. Just today I was talking to an Anti-Windows who is trying to participate in the business world. He couldn't find a usable invoice template for whatever wannabe-office he thought would wor
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by kw71 9y ago
Why can't this be presented without requiring JavaScript???
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by kw71 9y ago
Yeah, and Call Manager has a bug that lets incoming callers transfer themselves to intercom. Keep an eye on that Cisco phone on your doctor's desk while he discusses your HIV test results with you. I could be recording it.
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by kw71 9y ago
I doubt it's the unpopular opinion but the presentation. Looks like we have no problems if you write to call attention to something that isn't normally thought about. Many people cannot do this without getting emotional and insult
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by kw71 9y ago
The fact that those people chose or happened to make a living off someone else's website doesn't give them employment rights. Unfortunately the platform is property of YouTube and while I think it would be nice for them to explain
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by kw71 9y ago
I have a few years of experience inside Comcast and I've concluded that Comcast's executive management are the ones at fault here. Across several divisions, their engineers have been fantastic and a pleasure to work with. This a
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by kw71 9y ago
Bosch is a charity. It makes a lot of money. Check them out and see where it goes.
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by kw71 9y ago
Wow the prices are incredible. At walmart grocery they list 500 swabs for $2. In the store, zinc batteries are $1 for four. However on the site they aren't even shown and want you to buy alkalines for $3. But zinc batteries are 24
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by kw71 9y ago
This isn't uncommon. You're not wrong to expect that, if they did not do their job when configuring these data, they will not do anything to support you postsale. Their lifecycles are so short maybe your product is several gener
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Women enslaved as sex workers in Fresno(fresnobee.com)
2 points by kw71 9y ago|0 comments

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