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by mentat 11y ago
That's amazingly bad. We allow these agencies to issue permanent IDs without any sort of management system...
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by mentat 11y ago
Are you bringing some professional background to this assertion?
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by mentat 11y ago
That might have detection implications though.
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by mentat 11y ago
I found the presentation on Vitess to be informative regarding this. You basically do it via sharding and anti-affinity with reasonable restore times to pull from backup and get back in replication chain.
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by mentat 11y ago
Exotic quote types and being paid for making the cross is where this explanation seems to hit market realities. HFTs are able to make money on fees by having special access not only in terms of latency but in terms of ordering.
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by mentat 11y ago
Read Dark Pools ( http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B006OFHLG6/ ) and it will make the setup at least comprehensible.
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by mentat 11y ago
I don't read the top result as a debunking. If they can arrest you for failing to show up in court related to a unpaid student debt, that seems equivalent to being able to arrest you for an unpaid student debt.
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by mentat 11y ago
So you're deferring your worry?
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by mentat 11y ago
And congress isn't overpowered because it just makes laws and authorizes spending?
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by mentat 11y ago
That model came from a time where the state set somewhat more reasonable boundaries for itself and also a time when doing continuous observation of all members of society was not only moral abhorrent but also impractical. If you really feel
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by mentat 11y ago
We still need to have a realistic idea of what's possible though and not make claims that are stronger than what's likely.
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by mentat 11y ago
It irks me that this person stole the comparison chart then had the gall to watermark it. Original here: http://www.taylorkillian.com/2013/08/sdr-showdown-hackrf-vs-... Flagged this because of that.
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by mentat 11y ago
> The U.A.E. wanted RIM to locate servers in the country, where it had legal jurisdiction over them; RIM had offered access to the data of 3,000 clients instead, the person said. If it has the access to offer then it seems to support the
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by mentat 11y ago
It's not like you couldn't just wardrive for this.
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by mentat 11y ago
Most people who think about this stuff often seem to think that TAO already has access and the only purpose is to create a precedent to use this legal process against anyone.
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by mentat 11y ago
That's for the container package management system, not the host storage system.
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by mentat 11y ago
They don't do the picking, the store does for them. I'm pretty sure they're using similar methods to whatever the online ordering for in store pickup uses so it's probably not being pulled from shelves in most cases eith
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by mentat 11y ago
The question is, is this your core business? If you want to roll your own ML / CV API and your investors / customers will value you based on it, great. If it's not your core business, then SaaS / API interfaces save you
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by mentat 11y ago
For at least a decade people have been using that route and have had (at least internal) legal opinions supporting it.
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by mentat 11y ago
As sibling says, you're being downvoted because you've failed to recognize sarcasm.
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by mentat 11y ago
Because fingerprints are not sufficient to generate / recover KEKs from.
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by mentat 11y ago
That isn't it, see siblings here. You have to restart all processes that load glibc and interact with the affected services.
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by mentat 11y ago
I'd love to see these people dealing with their every action criticized through their whole life. Now when he dies they can't stop piling on.
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by mentat 11y ago
Maybe it's time to let it go.
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by mentat 11y ago
Human relationships have always been about selective ignorance.
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by mentat 11y ago
Well played.
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by mentat 11y ago
Within their frame of reference. Many many frames exist.
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by mentat 11y ago
Since I'm getting downloaded into oblivion over this, where is the latest audit?
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by mentat 11y ago
I'd like to hear who audits obscure libcs.
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by mentat 11y ago
The idea is nice but the crypto has some gaps.

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