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by mozumder 9y ago
Meanwhile, Trump went ahead and finished his 18 holes of golf while 1.5 million Americans were told a ballistic missile was headed their way.
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by mozumder 9y ago
So, Google and Apple ended up reducing precision on their web browser timing APIs to mitigate this attack.
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by mozumder 9y ago
There are all sorts of techniques you can use to create features smaller than the wavelength. Optical Proximity Correction, Immersion, phase-shifting, multi-patterning, etc: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immersion_lith
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by mozumder 9y ago
Not sure why Intel just doesn't release a full system in package for a basic laptop system, with 16GB or 32GB main memory and 256GB or 512GB of NVMe flash? I think Intel still makes flash chips and they originally started out as a DRAM
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by mozumder 9y ago
Yes. From your link: "Each of these agencies has slightly different protocols and safeguards to protect searches with a US person identifier."
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by mozumder 9y ago
Makes sense. But man these attacks really do need lots and lots of CPU just to extract one bit of data.
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by mozumder 9y ago
If it's a timing attack, they probably don't need to fully turn it off, but turn it off and on randomly every now and then..
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by mozumder 9y ago
Why are people conflating "government work" with "NSA work"? It's like saying "corporate work" instead of "Google work". State level agencies are obviously going to be low-level dreck. The NSA i
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by mozumder 9y ago
Our site is at: http://www.futureclaw.com Our magazine is print, but you can view it online as well at: http://www.issuu.com/futureclawmag/docs/issue_6
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by mozumder 9y ago
If you want to believe fake news, that's your right.
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They're usually converted because the hacks don't work anymore with the new software system you bought...
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by mozumder 9y ago
For highlights, after NSA I went to Intel and worked on early CMOS camera image sensors - you could put processor logic in the same die. Then went to a small company that designed Iridium Satellite communications chips - personal satellite
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by mozumder 9y ago
Is "arterial stiffness" the same as atherosclerosis?
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by mozumder 9y ago
NSA lets co-ops rotate through various departments to give them a sense of what career path works for them. And nothing wrong with converting old Perl scripts when you're starting. It's a good way to get ramped up in the basics.
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by mozumder 9y ago
I designed & architected supercomputers at the NSA as a teenager, starting as a co-op, using manufacturing tech that still isn't public decades later. LOL @ the idea of anyone in private industry giving me the opportunity to do tha
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by mozumder 9y ago
The media is the responsible party here. The public are the irresponsible ones. The public's voice should always be silenced in favor of professional media's voice. Remember, the public doesn't have social media editorial g
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by mozumder 9y ago
Phosphene gas to dope P-type Silicon is also extremely deadly. People have died changing empty tanks of Phosphene gas.
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by mozumder 9y ago
One thing about 3-D animated movies is that can be rerendered later on with improved rendering tech without being reshot. Disney should go ahead and rerelease Toy Story with its latest rendering tech (at maybe 8k), to show these kinds of re
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by mozumder 9y ago
Instead the "last mile" should be a non-profit funded by ISPs who lease the channels. The non-profit is responsible for installing the "last mile," upgrading it, and repairing defects in it. Yes, that's called &qu
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by mozumder 9y ago
The reason ISPs are monopolies is because if they were unregulated, you'd have a thousand phone lines outside of everyone's house, from every single private phone network provider. You'd have a bunch of phones in everyone&#x
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China is right: The world doesn’t need Silicon Valley(venturebeat.com)
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I feel like theres potential here for quantum computers to represent perceptrons in neural networks, since they seem to both operate with rough states.
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by mozumder 9y ago
Yes. It really takes around 9 months. You'd have to apply beginning of your sophomore year.
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by mozumder 9y ago
NSA is great for mathematicians, but competition is tough. The best way to get in as a co-op early in your college years, since it takes a year to get a clearance.
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Not something you'd need to worry about, since you won't get fired from there.
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The Return of the Techno-Moral Panic(nytimes.com)
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In the fashion world the standard practice is: "You buy an ad in our magazine, and we can guarantee a placement of your product in one of our editorial stories."
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by mozumder 9y ago
You're looking at a list from one perspective: AFI's. It's going to be different from the Director's Guild of America's perspective, or BET Television's perspective, Roger Ebert's perspective, or IMDB com
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This is the greatest scene, and not the scene where Arnold rips off Richter's arms in the elevator in Total Recall and Richter falls to his death and Arnold throws him back his arms and yells "See you at the party Richter"?
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by mozumder 9y ago
Do you have example FB pages?

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