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by microwavecamera 9y ago
http://i.imgur.com/zd9R7cJ.png
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
http://i.imgur.com/exGePCA.png
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
Well they do have a search that works reasonably fast, so they have the infrastructure already. It's just not that good. It's a algorithm/methodology issue. I can understand if they were still in startup mode or it wasn'
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
I don't know, I rolled my own search feature for a previous project just using mysql full text search with weighted results and ended up with something that worked way better than reddit's search function. Building the next google
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
That's what I've been using but doesn't work 100% of the time. Not that it's the extensions fault, it does help. cnn.com has been the worst offender for me, I ended up just disabling javascript on their site just to stop
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
I wonder how many of these outraged Portland hipsters party on St. Patrick's Day and Cinco de Mayo?
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20151013-how-interbreeding-sh... Seems likely.
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
Unless your just done with tech, don't give up! Picking up other work happens. I've done it plenty of times and still do it but I know what I can do. Start a side project, start a side business, just don't let the job situati
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
Totally agree. iOS app developers are worldwide. Developers in the US are competing against developers in other countries that can sell low and still be profitable. Plus it doesn't have an effect on the software market as a whole. They
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
Well according to the all knowing wikipedia only the Xeon E3-1200 product family has AMT and would be vulnerable. So your servers should be ok, but most every desktop and laptop on your network with an Intel processor from the past 10 years
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
Yup! http://invisiblethingslab.com/resources/bh09usa/Ring%20-3%20...
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
I know! I have a thinkpad with a 3rd gen core i5 and it has AMT. Once this exploit gets out in the wild it would be only a matter of time before it expands to other Intel CPUs with AMT.
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
My favorite part is the huge disclaimer at the bottom: INFORMATION IN THIS DOCUMENT IS PROVIDED “AS IS” IN CONNECTION WITH INTEL® PRODUCTS. YOUR USE OF THE INFORMATION IN THE DOCUMENT OR MATERIALS LINKED FROM THE DOCUMENT IS AT YOUR OWN RIS
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
I read about this a while ago. Apparently Intel's Management Technology which is built into like every Intel CPU now listens directly on the network interface so it can still send/receive data in case the OS is borked. It hooks in
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
It says on the page "This vulnerability does not exist on Intel-based consumer PCs." I'm not sure if that's true or not but Intel seems to think you'll be ok. EDIT: Ok so it seems all Intel CPUs that have AMT from N
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
The problem is software isn't tangible. Something like an algorithm is different. It's mathematically provable. The vast majority of software patents are based on preexisting concepts such as the patent IBM was awarded for "R
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by microwavecamera 9y ago
Your right and it works. People used to say the same thing about Linux and open source software.
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by microwavecamera 10y ago
It's an April Fools prank. Theres a description tag in the source that's a MD5 for "April1st". <meta name="description" content="304183039b6f7a2595db858f05eab355" />
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by microwavecamera 10y ago
But how else will you find out what Disney princess you are? Or what complete strangers ate for breakfast? Facebook knows whats best for us. I for one welcome our all knowing algorithmic overlords.