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by mariuolo 12y ago
> He is telling US taxpayers hey keep the country going, I am not going to contribute anything but I want to be able to easily comeback if I need to. And once he comes back he will be liable to paying taxes. Besides, is this Rhodes schol
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by mariuolo 12y ago
> He is advocating taxing avoidance clear as day. What's so extraordinary about "avoiding" to pay taxes for services you will not use?
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by mariuolo 12y ago
Playing devil's advocate here, but couldn't the company have picked its name from the Latin ubertas? ( https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ubertas )
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by mariuolo 12y ago
So every time you read "over" you think of overlord?
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by mariuolo 12y ago
It would be slashdot effect if slashdot was still relevant.
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by mariuolo 12y ago
Well, even though he's a workaholic his energies aren't going to last forever and he's already CEO of SpaceX.
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by mariuolo 12y ago
Could the low temperature have helped with regard to thin air? I'm no expert, but I seem to recall that cold limits the damage from hypoxia.
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by mariuolo 12y ago
I suggest you to read the story of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RegisterFly . That was only a registrar, not the central gTLD registry, so I imagine it would be worse.
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by mariuolo 12y ago
$750,000? That'll show them!
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by mariuolo 12y ago
It's nothing new, I fear. Years ago I read about a similar predictability for ISP-supplied routers that used the MAC as seed for the default WPA key and the SSID. Once someone decoded the algorithm it was trivial to access many home ne
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by mariuolo 12y ago
Where's the source?
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by mariuolo 12y ago
> Iterate until the counterfeit chips are indistinguishable from the real thing via software. Will they still cost less?
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by mariuolo 12y ago
Ok, I didn't. Was there anything else?
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by mariuolo 12y ago
Quite frankly I don't care who arrives first, as long as we get there.
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by mariuolo 12y ago
Actually it is. Or has the internet done away with the concept of law of the land?
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by mariuolo 12y ago
You know that by publishing this now YOU will have to write the challenge programme for the next candidate, right?;)
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by mariuolo 12y ago
I hope they aren't trying to make adblocking illegal, because that's the vibe I felt when reading the article. They should make it trickier to block them, if anything.
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by mariuolo 12y ago
We all know how well it went for Microsoft when they split Windows desktop from Windows RT while pretending they were one and the same. Also removing systemd would only create more headaches for developers. For the packages that are common
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by mariuolo 12y ago
Thing is it all happened in steps: Germany invades Yugoslavia, he is drafted, he's picked for Waffen-SS, he is sent to guard a concentration camp. At that point it's too late to do anything short of sacrificing himself. I have mix
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by mariuolo 12y ago
I thought it was the land of capitalism...
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by mariuolo 12y ago
> There are numerous open source firewall distro's that have the advantage of being authored by people well practiced in security coding, pen testing, etc, and are continually crowd tested for loopholes and shortcomings. That's
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by mariuolo 12y ago
The only problem with Soekris is that they are expensive, but from what I can see they're still there and also announcing new products.
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by mariuolo 12y ago
Next time send the newspaper an anonymous tip. The guys with the open FTP server clearly don't give 2 fucks about your privacy, but in a sue-happy atmosphere they're trying to place the blame on someone else.
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by mariuolo 12y ago
Indeed, they're bound to lose many contracts if they're forced to comply. Also it would be interesting to see if someone would be criminally liable in Ireland.
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by mariuolo 12y ago
I certainly wouldn't give my personal data to Google while answering a privacy survey.
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by mariuolo 12y ago
> It's interesting these rockets are equipped with self-destruct systems. What scenario would warrant a rocket purposely self-destruct? When they're out of control and could hit someone.
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by mariuolo 12y ago
> ICANN run like the ITU? Do you see any problem with that?
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by mariuolo 12y ago
Biography is incomplete, he recently moved to Sweden: http://www.themoscowtimes.com/article/504076.html .
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by mariuolo 12y ago
I really don't understand the point he's trying to make. Don't all firms have roadmaps for their products?
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by mariuolo 12y ago
What about China?

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