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by newsdog 17y ago
TOR hidden service - then publish the onion address with tor2web.com A bit involved, but about as secure as it gets these days.
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by newsdog 17y ago
They say it's small, but if this thing was coming after you, you could kiss your ass goodbye.
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by newsdog 17y ago
It's actually a terrible explanation. I understood it better before.
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by newsdog 17y ago
About time. It's total cheating and should never have been allowed. http://bellringer187868.wordpress.com/2009/07/25/the-bingo-b...
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by newsdog 17y ago
love to, except I cannot bring up ff ie8 or chrome - they all kak.
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by newsdog 17y ago
Creatures. Man that was a great program - I wish I had a spare machine around just to run it full time. http://www.gamewaredevelopment.co.uk/creatures_index.php
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by newsdog 17y ago
Ah, the cheat computers! Where they get a little peek at their opponent's card before betting... High frequency trading is cheating. Ban it.
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by newsdog 17y ago
Larry's got lots of money from helping implement the coming police state in the USA. Just wait until our next 'terrorist action'
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by newsdog 17y ago
He might have been. He was definitely - if it was him - a teenager. Also, according to the newspaper article that cost him the $ from the US Army, his age was such that he would have been 15 in 1981. The thing I remember the most was he had
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by newsdog 17y ago
I think I worked with Theo in 1981. Smart, nasty.
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by newsdog 17y ago
Brilliant. Every suit, read this. Then get the hell out of our way.
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by newsdog 17y ago
I'm impressed - we killed the server - how very slashdot!
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by newsdog 17y ago
I agree. I did the original colossal cave on 8.5 floppies on ISIS In Circuit Emulators at AES back in 77 or so, when I was first exposed to UNIX, I had to examine the sectors to see the solution - the program was written in FORTRAN, by the
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by newsdog 17y ago
The iPhone will never be awesome until anyone can sell an app without approval.
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by newsdog 17y ago
Stats is where it's going to be at. And Gauss is your friend. He makes it hard for lotsa certification junkies to flood the market. A masters in stats is really something.
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by newsdog 17y ago
I think getting a masters really separates the wheat from the chaff, education wise. It's part of an elite.
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by newsdog 17y ago
My mom was Welsh and could actually pronounce that. The last bit sounds like you're barfing up breakfast....
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by newsdog 17y ago
You're right - we somehow wound up with three copies at our house - one hardcover two soft. Good call.
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by newsdog 17y ago
Someone said there's more transsexual programmers than female ones.
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by newsdog 17y ago
The curve of constant width, square drill thing was in Martin Gardner's Scientific American column 30 years ago.... Nice to see it again.
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by newsdog 17y ago
I've got an idea. I'll kill msboxnl.dll - it's just living in the system32 dir - and REPLACE it with some harmless dll! Anyone got any ideas on what harmless dll to use?
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Ask HN: How to kill the Trojan horse PSW.Agent.ABTK
3 points by newsdog 17y ago|4 comments
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by newsdog 17y ago
I have Google as my home page. Also a TON of rss feeds on igoogle.
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by newsdog 17y ago
What caused the housing crises was unparalleled greed, govt. free-market-is-everything ideology and political correctness. The USA is going to be hammered for this for a long long time.
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by newsdog 17y ago
Comet?
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by newsdog 17y ago
You mean ARE quantum mechanics messing with your memory, and those quantum mechanics should go back to fixing quantum cars!
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by newsdog 17y ago
Yes, explain, please.
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by newsdog 17y ago
I thought this might be the case. I figure that working intelligence, artificial or not, must take in a whole pile of data and throw out almost all of it, making it's decision based on a few bits. Thing is, the throwing out part is very ela
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by newsdog 17y ago
Great. Now I get to watch the well-connected zip past me on the career path, even though they don't know as much as me. That's always fun.
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by newsdog 17y ago
Get it. The Bachelor's is too depreciated these days.

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