mikecb

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by mikecb 12y ago
Detect rogue access points and spam them with deauth packets?
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by mikecb 12y ago
I'm not exactly sure how Uber's surge algorithms work, but this seems like it should be mitigated the smaller the price and time adjustments are made. It's not like they don't have the data to do that.
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by mikecb 12y ago
I love learning etymological anecdotes like this.
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by mikecb 12y ago
You're right. That's exactly the sort of weapon this was designed to detect.
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by mikecb 12y ago
If profit isn't there, value is theoretical. You're just taking money from the VC (and the business' growth). You may find future rounds harder to fund.
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by mikecb 12y ago
This looks roughly down from about 10k feet. For a midcourse or terminal ballistic missile, you want to be looking up, like the cobra dane radars or THAAD or patriot batteries. To find the launch, we rely on infrared satellite sensors like
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by mikecb 12y ago
if the founders create the value, why would you give them a chance to leave with discounted future profits before the value is realized in a real (not discounted) profit stream?
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by mikecb 12y ago
This has a range from DC to Boston. If it saw an ICBM, it would be the reentry vehicle, and it would be too late.
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by mikecb 12y ago
Then we had CAPs overhead all day and avengers on highway overpasses. Now we have a few patriot(?) batteries and special flight rules. This thing might help early warning for both of those.
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by mikecb 12y ago
Relevent comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8478427#up_8479909
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by mikecb 12y ago
I suppose easy is a relative term here.
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by mikecb 12y ago
Oops, won't make that mistake again.
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by mikecb 12y ago
According to Andrew Gerrard, they are already planning for this: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/golang-dev/tPCOQyfB_4g...
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by mikecb 12y ago
Yeah, I'm really enjoying it as well. Have made some amazing eggs so far.
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by mikecb 12y ago
Do you know if they've released the android app yet? You can use it without (has a little wheel to set temp), but the monitoring and timing obviously don't work.
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by mikecb 12y ago
The purpose of this study would seem to be more to validate the utility and/or robustness of fMRI than a novel diagnosis scheme for Autism.
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by mikecb 12y ago
This article leaves a lot to be desired. No perspective from a security expert on how law enforcement backdoors are also backdoors for others. Mention of non-existent end-to-end encryption for Gmail and Yahoo email (might be referring to th
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by mikecb 12y ago
Extraordinary rendition began before Clinton. The rules around it began with Bush I and presidential decision directive 39.[1] The practice began before that. [1] http://www.fas.org/irp/offdocs/pdd39.htm
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by mikecb 12y ago
There is indeed a canon of interpretation which upholds a prior specific rule over a later in time general rule which does not specifically repeal the earlier one, and isn't directly conflicting. In that case, the general rule will be
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by mikecb 12y ago
Creditors are already able to go after the investors in under-capitalized businesses and other misuses of the corporate form. It's called piercing the corporate veil.
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by mikecb 12y ago
The sarcasm and hyperbole tags have not made it into schema.org yet, so webmasters aren't deploying them widely.
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by mikecb 12y ago
You sure? It redirects into the foobar game, which seems more like fizz buzz type challenges.
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by mikecb 12y ago
No, it's the same. This is just a test that lets you access foobar.
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by mikecb 12y ago
Also the location of the Office of Strategic Services, the WWII precursor to CIA.
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by mikecb 12y ago
Nitpicky arguments are great. It means that both parties are maneuvering closely on each side of a well defined line.
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by mikecb 12y ago
Kind of, like in US v. Jones and Florida v. Jardines, where the Katz definition of a search (where the reasonable expectation test comes from), was not in the majority, but rather a simple trespass test was used. But most importantly, at th
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by mikecb 12y ago
Yes.
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by mikecb 12y ago
AKAIK no, that does seem to be their tactic. I just wanted to give an overview of the law surrounding the exclusionary rule, especially since many here think parallel construction and similar tactics equal automatic and sure exclusion.
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by mikecb 12y ago
Yes and no. There are a number of ways in which illegally obtained evidence, or FOTPT evidence can still be admitted. These are: attenuation, independent source, inevitable discovery, and good faith. Roughly stated, attenuation is when som
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by mikecb 12y ago
A lame duck occurs after the new President has been elected, but before he has been sworn in. Obama will not be a lame duck for two years.

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