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mattstreet
11y ago
The rules about every male having a weapon and ammo went away in 2007 or so. There is a lot of regulation there about who can have a weapon or buy ammunition.
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mattstreet
11y ago
You've got to really want a job to go through that bullshit.
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mattstreet
11y ago
If there is a defect with VPN and you gain arbitrary execution then you'd have access on the system as whatever user the VPN was running as. You don't necessarily have to break VPN and SSH.
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mattstreet
11y ago
I'd rather a false negative than a false positive. Too many people already feel they can't call the cops as it is when they truly need help.
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mattstreet
11y ago
It's kind of weird, because people I know would have opinions about KDE vs Gnome and they didn't say anything exactly wrong, but I've never heard anyone ever talk about it like that.
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mattstreet
11y ago
This screwed me over. I couldn't get any financial help because my parents wouldn't fill the FAFSA, it wasn't until the year I turned 25 that I could get any aid or loans. Now I'm a computer science professional pulling
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mattstreet
11y ago
I just started using Vagrant on Windows and I'm really liking using it through Cygwin.
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mattstreet
12y ago
Not just as documentation, it would prevent another developer from accidentally modifying it.
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mattstreet
12y ago
Instructions on how to make the vagrant box: https://gitlab.com/mjwhitta/drifter/blob/master/docs/iso_onl... . Or use the ones he's already made until he gets told to take them down: https:
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12y ago
A guy I work with already did this. Instructions on how to make the vagrant box: https://gitlab.com/mjwhitta/drifter/blob/master/docs/iso_onl... Or use the ones he's already made until he get
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mattstreet
12y ago
The competition is limited to entities willing to break the law and deal with other people doing the same.
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mattstreet
12y ago
I'm not disagreeing but I'd like to mention that two of my cats absolutely love my plastic laundry baskets.
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mattstreet
12y ago
Fossil fuels would be more expensive if someone had to pay what it would take to capture and store the pollution.
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mattstreet
12y ago
The proper military use of flashbangs is to roll them towards the corner of a room or doorway. Not to chuck them into the room where they could land anywhere.
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mattstreet
12y ago
You would think that if a person's perceptions and belief could grant a much longer life span, at least one crazy person would have provided this by living to something like 200.
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mattstreet
12y ago
Okay now I can't tell if you're serious due to the last two fucking sentences.
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mattstreet
12y ago
So I don't know what textbook to suggest but are you aware of: https://www.coursera.org/course/crypto I've heard it's pretty good.
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mattstreet
12y ago
Just get a red nightlight.
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mattstreet
12y ago
And then when you're big, sell out like everyone else.
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mattstreet
12y ago
I've got T-mobile for $30 a month. I live in Knoxville. It is almost not terrible when it comes to data. I put up with it because I mostly just wanted it for the occasional call and lots of texting.
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mattstreet
13y ago
I think most people would be a little unsettled and at least occasionally annoyed if when they googled something as broad as "Russia" it gave them all very specific to their industry.
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mattstreet
13y ago
And yet we build roads.
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mattstreet
13y ago
Add to that the "American Dream" of owning a house and therefore being more likely to be stuck looking for work in only one area.
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mattstreet
13y ago
In this case you are protecting the client from other connections it is making at the same time, such as when they have multiple tabs open.
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mattstreet
13y ago
I think you completely missed the point. Just because an example was a LISP millionaire, doesn't mean you aren't a hacker because you aren't a LISP millionaire. Your post comes off as if someone said you don't belong, ju
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13y ago
All you need to encode ANYTHING in DNA is 2 or more symbols. IF nothing else you encode whatever data you want into binary. kanji -> UTF-8 -> Binary -> DNA.
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mattstreet
13y ago
I've always heard that type of input device called a twiddler, I found one when googling "bluetooth twiddler": http://www.handykey.com/ * I'm an idiot, that was a top link because they're using the
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13y ago
Yep they make charging only cables and I THINK adapters as well, I quit looking after the first find: http://www.amazon.com/Retractable-Micro-Charging-Cables-FUNC...
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mattstreet
13y ago
Is this going to be your only source of information on the subject?
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mattstreet
13y ago
Oh please.
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