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by lwat 16y ago
There are dozens of forums hosted on Katz Global anonymous servers. Payment happens via anonymous gold-based payment systems like Pecunix. A top-of-the-range zero day exploit can set you back at least 5 figures. Also available: botnets for
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by lwat 16y ago
I'm sorry but you can't just throw a name out there like that! They didn't say anything at all that could possibly implicate Adobe. Are you just speculating idly or where did you come up with Adobe?
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by lwat 16y ago
So he's twitterizing Digg? I guess it could work.
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by lwat 16y ago
'We're just the messenger!'
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by lwat 16y ago
Thank you!
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by lwat 16y ago
Anyone with a mirror please?
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by lwat 16y ago
I think it was Gary Player that said 'Sure I'm lucky, and the more I practice the luckier I get.'
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by lwat 16y ago
I mean Google. They'll lose users if they don't do something about the SEO spam.
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by lwat 16y ago
Losing users will also cost them money in advertising dollars.
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by lwat 16y ago
No you just sell your iPad1 on eBay like everyone else. You'll get a decent fraction of your purchase price back.
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by lwat 16y ago
It just won't be the same. You can't make the iPad1 switch on / off automatically and there's no magnetic spots on the side where a cover can magically attach like on the iPad2.
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by lwat 16y ago
Well if he's 5'9 he's not gonna make even the top 1000.
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by lwat 16y ago
If she didn't have the right genes to go with her hard work she wouldn't get anywhere either.
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by lwat 16y ago
Cuda rack servers are available for multiple vendors. http://www.geeks3d.com/20091009/cxt8000-nvidia-tesla-based-s...
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by lwat 16y ago
GPUs can't run arbitrary code. You have to code specifically for them. They don't run operating systems or web servers or whatever. These are for massively parallel mathematical computations, not for system calls and threads and stuff like
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by lwat 16y ago
I like http://www.reddit.com/r/ReverseEngineering/ and sometimes http://www.reddit.com/r/compsci/
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by lwat 16y ago
I'm surprised $100 in 1920 translates to only $1000 today!
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by lwat 16y ago
We have become exceedingly efficient at ruining online communities.
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by lwat 16y ago
What kind of new features are you looking for?
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by lwat 16y ago
Maybe I just need to see it to understand it. Is there a non-trivial app on github or somewhere I can look at? One that shows the strong side of Node.js?
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by lwat 16y ago
What is YOUR real name!?
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by lwat 16y ago
Tell me again why we want to use Javascript server side?
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by lwat 16y ago
Here's an anecdote from the other day: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2240461 On another note, why do you think lisp isn't more widely used?
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by lwat 16y ago
Isn't this true of all forms of encapsulation? Yes it is.
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by lwat 16y ago
Why does Lisp provide macros? Because they make code easier to read. To the person writing the code, yes. To the next coder maintaining the code, not likely.
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by lwat 16y ago
Yea I complained about this before. It's not clear at all what your facebook data will be used for. In fact I'm going to go delete my Quora account right now, I didn't realize just how much data they can get from me!
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by lwat 16y ago
Here's one I just made using his data: http://imgur.com/TSFYB
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by lwat 16y ago
The 'mixed results' you mention is no different from any other web platform on the planet.
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by lwat 16y ago
Acceptable loss in my opinion.
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by lwat 16y ago
Google should reconsider their position on this I think.

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