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by largbae 5y ago
I think the point is that the perimeter security doesn't provide the security that the client imagined. Gaining root on any endpoint in the network (and then finding an endpoint you can control anywhere else on the internet) gives you
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by largbae 5y ago
Bytedance (TikTok) is the one most often discussed.
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by largbae 5y ago
This is what actually separates humans from animals: Humans are capable of being dissatisfied with _any_ situation, no matter how favorable.
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by largbae 5y ago
It sounds like GP had learned enough about the culture from the interview.
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by largbae 5y ago
The BMJ does not claim protections as a platform, whether you call it one or not. BMJ is a publisher, and takes responsibility for the content that it publishes. The argument here is that FaceBook is now also a publisher.
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by largbae 5y ago
While your statement is true, this does not diminish the importance of radar altimeters: the barometer is not specific to the landing site terrain like radar is, but rather related to distance above sea level. In low visibility, radar is th
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by largbae 5y ago
I think what you're describing is a centralized body that can use due process to resolve disputes. 4 legs good 2 legs better?
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by largbae 5y ago
One thing fiat currencies have that is underrated: a legal system to handle special cases. Recently, an apparently Bitcoin-rich man named Mircea Propescu died without sharing his private key(s). Now that fortune is gone with no recourse for
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by largbae 5y ago
Why isn't there a universal data format for advertisements? Same question.
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by largbae 5y ago
Here is the most recent discussion on this topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28976487 Isn't proof that these players are abusing their market power? Short trial?
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by largbae 5y ago
Would the inactivity clock keep running while you are locked out?
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by largbae 5y ago
So just ignore it? Wildfires occur naturally in a similar fashion. We still try to diagnose their causes and use that information to punish arson or otherwise come up with better strategies to prevent them.
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by largbae 5y ago
Usually yes. In times of inflating asset prices, the value of the investment tends to inflate with it.
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by largbae 5y ago
I wonder why they don't maintain any IP rights on their performances like actors or singers.
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by largbae 5y ago
I wonder the same thing. Civil Asset Forfeiture is at least as awful and should offend everyone regardless of their stance on current political hot topics. Yet it appears to go on unaddressed.
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by largbae 5y ago
Would the warrant describe what is being searched for and why? If so could that be used to challenge unrelated "evidence" to the approved purpose?
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by largbae 5y ago
Generally the exclusion method is used because there is no conclusive direct test (or the test itself is damaging). Alzheimer's has no direct test either to my knowledge, though there is a lot of work going on.
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by largbae 5y ago
It seems like this particular negative discussion is being allowed through. Are you saying HN is censored in YC's favor?
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by largbae 5y ago
Not a car thief but it's an interesting question. Maybe given the VIN and a few hours/days you can lookup and make a correct key for that type of car. So the tag is placed when the VIN is collected and the theft is smooth with a
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by largbae 5y ago
That is far from certain. I happily pay for Netflix and other services that provide high quality content without ads. Consider reading Jaron Lanier's books or content, there is another way.
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by largbae 5y ago
First they ignore you... then they laugh at you... then they _fight_ you....
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by largbae 5y ago
This reminds me of http://www.hasthelargehadroncolliderdestroyedtheworldyet.com...
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by largbae 5y ago
Most of the exoplanets that we detect today are very large and orbit very close to their star, and happen to pass between us and the star during their orbit. This is why they are often referred to as "hot jupiters". We see them by
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by largbae 5y ago
Maybe they promised some ally that they didn't have this tech back then and don't want to reveal the lie.
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by largbae 5y ago
KYC is fine at the edges already wherever crypto meets fiat. That would be the same here right?
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by largbae 5y ago
It's an interesting proposal, but we have to find some way of fitting intent into the picture, or good prosecutors will be paralyzed. Since this is clearly US-focused, how do other countries do it?
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by largbae 5y ago
Would the EU assert itself so firmly against a European Facebook? Maybe multiple governments fighting for their slice of the internet tax pie is just slowing big tech's regulatory capture.
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by largbae 5y ago
Is that working? Anywhere?
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by largbae 5y ago
Optimistic theory: it really was just for emergencies and was not in active use. Pessimistic theory: the NSA had already moved on to bigger and better exploits, but couldn't be bothered to tidy up.
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by largbae 5y ago
I just came to this thread and searched for Evernote specifically to upvote or add this. Evernote evolved from a perfect extension of my private memory available rapidly and anywhere I needed it into a bloated collaboration suite. I would b

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