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by majmun 15y ago
This is non issue, if needed, nation state can produce arbitrary number of children.
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by majmun 15y ago
Can't make yourself do something? try this: - First shut down all distractions , and go lay on bed. - Don't move or do anything until it is what you want to do. - go and do it. I tried this few times, it worked, it usually took me 15 min to
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by majmun 15y ago
I don't know about java being unpopular according to this site (first i could find in google) -> http://www.statowl.com/plugin_overview.php it has 75% of market share, second to flash with 95%. if you have some other numbers I would l
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by majmun 15y ago
so i heard that java applets are similair vulnerability mess , so why not also bundle java with chrome? for net gain.
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by majmun 15y ago
Seems like a trap backfired -> https://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=687... BTW I have to agree if vulnerable flash is included in default installation of chrome that is essentially the same thing as pwning chrome.
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by majmun 15y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE4Z_iUTuw8&feature=relat...
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by majmun 15y ago
Im sure there is large amount of evidence of crime for other army too. War is like that there are crimes in it. each side is committing crime according to law of other side. (because guess what: they made the law it is what people with powe
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by majmun 15y ago
This is like tactics and propaganda to get you in the army and which tells you you MUST FIGHT some other bad guy you only know from this movie. But essentially there are army A fighting army B over power to govern what goes on in that part
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Pwn2Own 2012: IE 9 hacked with two 0day vulnerabilities(zdnet.com)
2 points by majmun 15y ago|0 comments
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'Cheetah' sets land speed record for legged robots(zdnet.com)
2 points by majmun 15y ago|0 comments
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by majmun 15y ago
My problem with regular expressions is not only the syntax but I didn't have to use it so often so i would forgot it and have to learn it again and again from start. But fortunately I found that in most cases that I need to parse strings i
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The Mystery of the Duqu Framework(securelist.com)
12 points by majmun 15y ago|0 comments
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Cheetah Breaks Robot Speed Record(defensetech.org)
5 points by majmun 15y ago|0 comments
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Wireless breakthrough: one frequency, multiple signals(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by majmun 15y ago|0 comments
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Anonymous web weapon backfires with hidden banking Trojan(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by majmun 15y ago|2 comments
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by majmun 15y ago
soon after that there will be law for everyone that is found to be requesting items to download of certain hash, will be in trouble. anyway this is cool idea and probably can be used for other thing besides pirating.
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by majmun 15y ago
isnt every language that takes string homoiconic? because code is string and , string is also valid data type in that language? (by wikipedia definition)
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by majmun 15y ago
was all this automated or he do it by hand?
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by majmun 15y ago
I haven't yet seen bot that could answer question about specific setting that you are in when talking to it. for example if i ask bot to repeat what i ask it just before this. it can't tell. because bots like cleverbot operates by crowdsour
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by majmun 15y ago
from article: "One thing that could theoretically cause issues, is the capability for starting users to find new peers. To be on the safe side the Tribler team is still looking for people who want to act as so called bootstraptribler peers.
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by majmun 15y ago
wouldn't this be susceptible to leak if someone finds out your pseudonym, how about system that keep your current reputation rankings (encrypted). and only you know it. system gives your current rep (of some activity) only to people of simi
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by majmun 15y ago
"The idea of a reputation economy is that by implementing the "reputation graph" and making it a public resource, everyone will be able to make better decisions about people." don't think this is good idea making it public , what if you hav
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by majmun 15y ago
I believe if brainless working force as considerable factor in economy was possible by cross breading apes and humans then this would already be done. But it is not done because it is useless. AFAIK mankind successfully cross bread species
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by majmun 15y ago
i guess if it has more traits of ape it would have same rights as ape, and vice versa.
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PETMAN - BigDog gets a Big Brother(bostondynamics.com)
1 points by majmun 15y ago|0 comments
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by majmun 15y ago
From blog post: "Concretely: can I write my own client to present a filtered view of the Corporation X data stream, or have other people do that for me?" The answer is yes but most of users don't use it like that. it is what it says it is,
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by majmun 15y ago
"The currents of 1–2 mA make it easier for neurons in these brain regions to fire. " wouldn't this just make you do connections in your reasoning that you usually wouldn't do (maybe for a good reason) (is this why this method is ethically q
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The EU signs up to ACTA, but French MEP quits in protest(wired.co.uk)
61 points by majmun 15y ago|16 comments
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by majmun 15y ago
If you can print car parts that means that you mastered nanotechnology. and assemblying it would be no problem, it would probably assemble itself. by printing car factory first.
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by majmun 15y ago
this technology of 3d printing and self-replication is probably postponed consciously because it means the end of todays economy system. and danger if it goes out of control. I mean printing guns and stuff like that.

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