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by mentat 11y ago
Kernel level drivers have access to user space memory and can see the unencrypted data easily.
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by mentat 11y ago
This article about the Dove ad is still a brilliant more direct discussion on how people are broken: http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2013/05/dove.html
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by mentat 11y ago
This is absolutely true. Doing work-hire tells me if it's work I'm interested in doing as well as showing that I can do the work. Interviews are a crap shoot of bias avoidance as sillysauras3 says. Please actually work on fixing i
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by mentat 11y ago
This wasn't the brain surgeon it was the anesthesiologist.
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by mentat 11y ago
They already do. Warrentless access as well.
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by mentat 11y ago
ADB-B receiver + cheap drones with simple homing software = total shutdown of US air traffic. I think $20,000 is probably an overestimation of what it would take. There's a lot of asymmetric situations starting to "mature" an
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by mentat 11y ago
Rights exist, they cannot be enforced they can only be violated.
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by mentat 11y ago
When you're a CEO at that level you can always get a new gig and you always get a golden parachute. Always.
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by mentat 11y ago
Probably r3.8xlarge.
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by mentat 11y ago
I'm a bit confused at the certainty of your argument. There are many people who believe that someone saying "um" sounds stupid. Your absolute assertion to the opposite seems rather like "I don't think someone saying
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by mentat 11y ago
Yes, like AZs share Internet peering connections in a way that is not at all visible to you.
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by mentat 11y ago
Given placement groups I'd expect 10 GB local networking as this is the same thing.
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by mentat 11y ago
It probably simplifying the fitting if they just line up a Host targeted request with a dedicated host of that type.
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by mentat 11y ago
Is this opinion then self-referentially incoherent?
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by mentat 11y ago
They clearly said "the bitcoin industry" so their comment stands.
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by mentat 11y ago
> absolutely prevents fraud from happening I'm trying to find a generous reading for this. Perhaps, "sometimes reduces the amount of fraud that impacts customers"?
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by mentat 11y ago
Those sorts of megadoses are used for migraines as well. I've also taken 800 mg for very severe pain on the advice of a doctor. At higher doses on an empty stomach is can give you a buzz of a sort.
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by mentat 11y ago
So one only puts labelled packaged things in the refrigerator? I was recently thinking about the phenomenon of packaging but this takes it to the next level. I'm not sure if it feels ultra-modern or dystopian.
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by mentat 11y ago
Jihad John gets an excuse to rape random women and kill people. It gets him outside the social structures that would not condone these sorts of aggressive activities. I don't think it's against self-interests for messed up people.
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by mentat 11y ago
I'm not sure what real world deployment tools you're talking about, but 99.99% would be pretty good. Actually distributed deployment is "a hard problem".
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by mentat 11y ago
They provided information "on that battlefield" that shows that Tor is wholly inadequate to "offer protection from persecution by nation-states". If you're in a place where your life is on the line and you think Tor
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by mentat 11y ago
I think with some edits this could come across more effectively. You're right that the compliant isn't related to what you said, but the way you respond doesn't look very professional. Just my 2c.
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by mentat 11y ago
The levels are not seniority, they are an approach to learning and programming. Junior A level people are not the same as B level people. Hiring B level people to "just finish" what the A level people have done is an invitation to
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by mentat 11y ago
Because the interviewing process is fundamentally broken most places and that the listed items were irrelevant to actual productivity.
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by mentat 11y ago
One of the ways for embedded devices to address this is require a hardware resident key is part of the hashing process (handled in hardware). Otherwise, if someone can get the hashes, you're not going to be able to find cost factors th
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by mentat 11y ago
Except the whole point is that you don't know they're murders until the conclusion of the trial. Your phrasing shows the bias that's problematic.
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by mentat 11y ago
Aren't all non-competes illegal in California?
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by mentat 11y ago
I find it both amusing and disturbing that I was sure which RFC this was just by context.
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by mentat 11y ago
That's what bullies always say "grow a thicker skin". How about trying to be kind to others, or is that just not interesting?
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by mentat 11y ago
The Internet wasn't the Internet before the Commercial Internet Exchange ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commercial_Internet_eXchange ). I'm not sure how much credit the government can take for what it is now r

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