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by mox1 10y ago
I also use a MiniPC running pfSense and couldn't be happier. I made the switch 3 years ago, after running a Linksys WRT54G-TM on OpenWRT for 5+ years. pfSense is simple to get started with, powerful enough for small to medium businesse
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by mox1 10y ago
The rogue silk road "agents" were part of DEA and Secret Service. If you can get basic facts about this correct, please don't spread mis-information.
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by mox1 10y ago
I guess this is theoretically possible (...maybe..), but I would definitely require cooperation from the underlying operating system and some of the hardware. Additionally, processors have "modes". You tell the processor to go int
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by mox1 10y ago
It is a lot more than that. Calling conventions, register names and usage, etc. etc. I have a "cheatsheet" sitting on my desk that I wrote up last time I need to do some x86-64 reversing. Do no sit down with a x86-64 binary and us
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by mox1 10y ago
bcrypt is a hashing algorithm used for authentication (transforming a plaintext password to a set of deterministic but random bits, for storage and future comparison). The idea being that it is very CPU intensive. Thus dictionary like attac
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by mox1 10y ago
I think if you stick to items sold by "Amazon.com" and items that are hard to or not economical to fake you are probably ok. So complicated electronics, your probably safe. Unless its a premium brand: http://www.compute
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Why I am still using web.py in 2016 – and you should be too(blog.taveo.net)
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by mox1 10y ago
You haven't lived (or driven) in Boston enough yet if you consider Boston having "a lack of commutes." It most definitely has them, you just are one of the very few lucky people who live there and can walk to work. $2400 is n
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by mox1 10y ago
Yea, you as the seller can tell whether your items are going to get commingled. As a buyer I have no idea (unless there is a way to see this now, as a buyer..). So I kind of have to assume that everything fulfilled by Amazon is.
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by mox1 10y ago
Over the past year I've gotten increasingly frustrated with the overall Quality of the Amazon shopping "experience." I used to be able to trust Amazon. I could simply type in the type of item I wanted, search for the highest
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by mox1 10y ago
The question was what function "returns" an inode. Those functions return a error code, you pass in a stat structure and the function populates that structure. He was saying (correctly), that they don't return (in the classic
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by mox1 10y ago
you realize that the engine would get hydrolocked if you pushed too much gas in there as well right? Somehow manufacturers have solved that problem, I don't think this is an issue.
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by mox1 10y ago
http://ubiome.com/ There may be others...
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by mox1 10y ago
Most major sports teams claim copyright over "accounts" and "Descriptions of the game". Now, this may not be copyright-able, but I'd give it a 90%+ chance they would sue your brand new startup if you tried something
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by mox1 10y ago
Often times when searching for something, I would love this as well. I usually add phpbb, forums or discussion to the search keywords, but it's never 100%. I would love something like this as well...
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by mox1 10y ago
100% disagree. Manufacturing is hard, ask everyone who has done a physical product kick-starter. Giving X people mac books and asking them to write a "Clone of X Tech Startup" is not that hard, just potentially time consuming. Now
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by mox1 10y ago
I find it very interesting and frankly quite stupid that Ford is attempting to become an Uber / Silicon Valley / Technology type company[1]. They practically made the auto industry and have been a leading manufacturer for ~100 yea
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by mox1 10y ago
The article talks about this, and claims that most of these jobs don't require certifications. They basically require plant specific on the job training, which for whatever reason companies aren't providing. It's similar to t
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by mox1 10y ago
Am I missing something, or doesn't safe space just = Library / Dorm room ? Maybe add some headphones so you can't hear anything....
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by mox1 10y ago
The font is not cheap either*. When you can barely get people to pay $0.99 for a industry leading app, how on earth can you justify paying so much $$ for a font. I mean switch to the closest google / open source version and call it go
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by mox1 10y ago
If you want a report like this for your own personal drinking supply check out http://www.karlabs.com/watertestkit/ I did it recently. I'm using the results to put some water filters into the house that are actual
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by mox1 10y ago
In software it is very difficult to "protect" against. The goal with glitching is simply two switch a 1 to a 0 somewhere (conditional branch, memory store, etc). No mater how many extra if statements and bits you set, your not goi
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by mox1 10y ago
I think the bigger reason they don't have competition is due to the crazy requirements to become an ISP / cable service for any city in america. You need to meet with EACH city and sign a "franchise agreement", which
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by mox1 10y ago
Well its a matter of prospective. Value for a shareholder is usually the opposite of value as a consumer. You also have to remember the subscription model that these razors run under. Gillette will happily give you a shaving handle + 1-2 ca
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by mox1 10y ago
Can a small business just walk up to Vanguard and say, please give me an end 2 end 401(k) solution? With compliance, record keeping, etc? It was my understanding that they could not, but I could be wrong.
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by mox1 10y ago
It would be super cool if Twitter let me write my own algorithm to decide what I get to see. Or even better, let me "publish" an algorithm and let other people use it.
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by mox1 10y ago
At a federal level, this is mostly done. Before executing a search warrant, feds usually pull criminal background and check gun registries. Then look at the reason for a search warrant (drugs, guns, terrorism, etc.). In theory, they combine
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by mox1 10y ago
As far as I am aware, no state or federal authorities are involved here, so freedom of the press is still intact. Freedom of the press doesn't mean you get to say whatever you want. Additionally, at what point does "very scummy&qu
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by mox1 11y ago
Mackeeper is listed as #2 on the list you linked to...[1] They aren't exactly a high quality AV product. 1. http://appleinsider.com/articles/15/08/10/mackeeper-to-pay-o...
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by mox1 11y ago
4 hours a day driving is not "a little on the high end", you are 4x the average american (~50 minutes round trip). Spending 4 hours to work 8 hours is crazy.... It amazes me anyone does this and has a normal life.

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