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by newman8r 8y ago
I was actually curious how cruise missiles were defined in itar. The definition of missiles is really broad and actually includes lots of UAVs. > “Missiles”. (All) Rocket systems (including ballistic missiles, space launch vehicles, and
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by newman8r 8y ago
Sounds related to the Baader-Meinhoff effect, where simply having a word in your vocabulary makes you much more aware of it in the future, to the point that it feels odd how often you're hearing it. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by newman8r 8y ago
The part that bothers me is how hastily the "compromise" was drafted, without any public debate. I don't like the idea of an individual holding the legislative process hostage. There are limits on campaign contributions, perh
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by newman8r 8y ago
I remember reading about the US military testing a similar technology last year http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/d-brief/2018/03/26/militar...
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by newman8r 8y ago
The way this came into existence is what scares me.
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by newman8r 8y ago
That obituary question is a bit morbid for my taste - but this sounds like an interesting event. Reminds me of yc startup school but more personal.
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by newman8r 8y ago
If you could recharge while waiting in line for fast food, that would eliminate the need to ever go to a 'gas station' at all. These guys should partner with sonic or something, drive-in style.
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by newman8r 8y ago
agreed. The right music might keep people in a showroom longer. It's less of a leap to assume that more time in the showroom will be associated with increased sales.
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by newman8r 8y ago
I believe the current limit in California is a 1 acre parcel - that's in effect until 2023. Many counties in California still don't allow cultivation at all. If you look at the licenses that are being granted (public database), yo
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by newman8r 8y ago
you can also blacklist existing tokens - but that's not without it's own drawbacks https://auth0.com/blog/blacklist-json-web-token-api-keys/
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by newman8r 8y ago
Yeah that's one of the interesting aspects of intrusion detection. Intrusion prevention is probably an easier sell.
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by newman8r 8y ago
I think you're exactly right on both points, and licensing is probably the best bet. The value prop I tried to push for MSP resellers was that it would result in more incident response work for them. Basically offering to white-label t
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by newman8r 8y ago
back in the 2000s, you used to be able to get into most peoples' voicemail by calling someone's phone with it's spoofed number. Lots of people didn't use voicemail passwords.
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by newman8r 8y ago
I recently launched https://www.tamarin.us (fake websites + canary credentials) hoping I could capitalize on some of this - but IMO it's a hard sell (and a lot of the salespeople I spoke with kept confirming how hard enterp
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by newman8r 8y ago
I just finished 3d printing the last of the gifts on my list. Spending the day with my family, dinner at my grandparent's house. I'll probably only spend a couple of hours on my startup project today - I've got a bunch of dem
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by newman8r 8y ago
I deleted it several years ago, then re-opened it briefly this year, then almost immediately closed it again. I needed to buy FB ads for a project I was working on, so I signed up with a brand new email address. Immediately after signing up
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by newman8r 8y ago
Take a look at this visualization https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsHc91IhzdI There's a repo in the description. Might not be specifically relevant to your project though
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by newman8r 8y ago
Could you model this as a cellular automaton? Kind of reminds me of that. Sounds cool.
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by newman8r 8y ago
yeah it probably goes beyond rural vs city living. In my situation, it was mutually beneficial to have good relationships with the neighbors because police and emergency services were 30 minutes away at best. Also I was in the desert and th
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by newman8r 8y ago
One interesting thing I noticed when I was living in the middle of nowhere on a 5 acre parcel: I knew all of my neighbors. I'd encounter them on a regular basis and would have meaningful conversations with them. People would help out w
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by newman8r 8y ago
nah, and rtl-sdr units are under $20 so you should look into picking one up, they're a blast. You can actually create a transmitter out of a sound card though, it's kind of a fun experiment https://dspillustrations.com&
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by newman8r 8y ago
I think it would be a nice place to host a collection of infosec-related materials, tutorials, white papers and write-ups. I'm not sure if there's a go-to place for the security community to host static pages for these types of th
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by newman8r 8y ago
I'd love to see what the stats were for Angular 2+ only - I imagine they'd look a lot different. If they'd chosen a more appropriate name for Angular then I feel like this wouldn't even be an issue.
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by newman8r 8y ago
Easy & FUN to use!
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by newman8r 8y ago
also see the Hawthorne Effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawthorne_effect
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by newman8r 8y ago
Hah at first I thought Shodan started hosting projects github-pages style, then realized you're the founder. Actually, hosted pages on Shodan would be kind of cool.
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by newman8r 8y ago
A lot of people on HN would probably go with the Paul Graham definition: "A startup is a company designed to grow fast" http://www.paulgraham.com/growth.html
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by newman8r 8y ago
It's often a faulty transformer
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by newman8r 8y ago
Southern California Edison stock was down ~10% too
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by newman8r 8y ago
Companies could have a policy of letting employees work from home if they're likely to be sick.

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