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Los Angeles hopes 'Hacktivists' will turn city data into user-friendly apps
(scpr.org)
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Entire pdf of the budget, NASA on page 158. http://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20140113/CPRT-113-HPRT-R...
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2014 NASA budget at $17.6 billion now waiting for approval.
(spacepolicyonline.com)
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13y ago
Wouldn't VPN companies be affected as well? That would greatly affect my browsing.
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13y ago
Android has two versions of Keepass. Make sure your read the details before you choose which one you want to install. The difference between the two is how/where you store your key file, either on their server or on the local sd card.
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Funny, I've been wondering when that little bug was going to surface again. Interesting that it sprung up in a relatively secluded island nation which would be comparatively easy to quarantine. If that hit in the slums of India or Bra
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I am so glad this went well. Too bad it did not happen on Thanksgiving. I had my laptop out and had all the kids looking over my shoulder watching the two launch attempts. Doing my part to get the younger ones interested. Nice picture fr
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13y ago
Oh the cameras are public too! Well not just the cameras but the default passwords that secure them. Vid of the Defcon talk titled "Drinking from the firehose known as Shodan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhNWwFu1Qjs&
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13y ago
While the LAX shooting was happening I kept wondering why the shooter didn't just go backwards through the exit. There is usually just one (half asleep) agent sitting there. This would certainly prevent this. TSA quit screening my th
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13y ago
I stopped using Windamp for a long time until I purchased my first Android phone. After looking through the dozens of Mp3 players on the market, I saw my old fave, downloaded it and have been using it ever since on my phone. RIP Llama
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13y ago
Oh I was in tears by the third Stallman posting. It looks like he was posting the same things in other threads as well. Stallman spamming
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13y ago
This reminds me of a PandoMonthly talk with Chris Sacca: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqUG2_cmZ6I He talks about his "aha!" moment when he was broke and then realizes the people he meets would rather see him as
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13y ago
Very well written. I had never paid attention to this story before. The last half of the article was just a huge punch to the gut.
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13y ago
I thought I'd share an interesting segment from Tina Fey's book regarding her honeymoon cruise when a fire broke out on the boat. "In the event of an emergency, it is the entertainers who are in charge of the lifeboats. Becau
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13y ago
I thought it was m as in mancy =)
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Zombie Satellites
(killerapps.foreignpolicy.com)
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I wonder if a small heard of goats/sheep could be self sustaining out there and help with clearing some of the vegetation? Out here in fire country, people with large acreage will rent sheep from farmers to come and eat the brush over
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The first lawyer I witnessed publicly losing it was Charles Carreon during the Oatmeal lawsuit. The term could be "oatmealing" =)
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13y ago
Weird Life: The Search for Life That Is Very, Very Different from Our Own. I am cheating with an audiobook though....spend a lot of time in a car=)
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Couldn't agree more about Cryptonomicon.
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I live in the area and I am friends with teachers within the school district. I see this article as a fluff/pr/sales bit of writing. The article states nothing about the tech or who supplies the names of the children to be watche
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"a larger portion" of contract workers across the globe who labor a maximum of four hours a day because "the content they read is so dark and heavy," Oh great, he is using Mechanical Turk to watch over students in LA.
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Was I the only one thinking that video at the end was taking a dig at Mark Shuttleworth? Great bit of funny marketing regardless.
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So I guess a large majority of comedians are racist. That may hurt ticket sales.
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Dunbar's number..aka Monkey sphere =) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunbar's_number "Dunbar's number is a suggested cognitive limit to the number of people with whom one can maintain stable social re
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Ars does Soylent, Day 3
(arstechnica.com)
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Yup. The biggest fallout from this won't be that those big sites were down for hours, it will be the millions of computers that redirected to that IP. http://blog.opendns.com/2013/08/27/high-profile-doma
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Thank you! File hosted on Mega...hah!
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I have used PIA for 6 months or so, the business being US based has worried me. Speeds have been good so far and the pricing is great. I have a question for Linux users with more experience than I. Has anyone wrote a script that could te
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13y ago
I've been studying sailboats and living aboard them for the last year. You would be amazed on what tech is out there to be virtually self sufficient for energy, water and heating/cooling. A lot of this can transfer to a live abo
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