niij

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   by niij 11y ago

   > in a dorm I think that implies college student who didn't have a lot of money to spend
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   by niij 11y ago

   By those standard I am only 40% American (Midwestern born and raised man).
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   by niij 11y ago

   Why was the top player there all along? In a financial "pyramid scheme" it is because money streams to the top. In a teaching ladder, what malicious incentive does the person at the top have to where leaving would cause the whole
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   by niij 11y ago

   If you're shopping for a Go set, I would recommend looking at http://www.thegamesupply.com/go-game-sets/ There are a few medium quality boards on there. There is a $70 set with free shipping that includes: • 1 ful
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   by niij 11y ago

   Because without ammunition there are no guns, without guns there is no second amendment. If you believe restricting "true arms" has been effective, why do you think it is necessary to restrict ammunition?
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   by niij 11y ago

   >Not if the bullets come out of the barrel at less than 10 feet per second. Just make a law limiting the bullet’s velocity to below the skin piercing speed. You have your arms, but you can't do much with it beyond killing flies. Not
7. 667.▲
   by niij 11y ago

   Thank you for this. This guy is either a supporter of Nanny States or has a massive lack of understanding of basic U.S. constitutional law.
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   by niij 11y ago

   He said nothing about it being ruled unconstitutional. I assume what parent is trying to say is that the restriction on their 2nd amendment rights (which is what this law is-- a restriction of a right) is, in many people's opinion, co
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   by niij 11y ago

   The problem I have with it is that they could be contributing their brain power and time to other open source projects instead of recreating the wheel for very little benefit. Take my opinion with a grain of salt, as I consider the more res
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    by niij 11y ago

    Can you please expand on why?
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    by niij 11y ago

    Hey, I run 2 middle relays (~80-90mb/s bandwidth total) on cheap VPS's, but was thinking of upping bandwidth and hosting an exi on some dedicated hardwaret. Do you have any tips for running an exit node (legally and technically)?
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    by niij 11y ago

    >That's true, but the firm's bottom line is the same regardless of whether they lost a sale to piracy or lost a sale to a competitor. Yes, the firm's bottom line remains the same. But the difference between losing a sale
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    by niij 11y ago

    I'll bite. What's the problem with his abbreviation?
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    by niij 11y ago

    Except in this example, there is no competitor making the sale because of a lower price or higher quality product. The choice of product remains the same; the only difference is that the copier pays nothing to ANYONE and is the only person
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    by niij 11y ago

    The Sony case affected customers, apparently this breach only affects employees. I find it hard to believe the employees would file a class action lawsuit against their own employer.
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    by niij 11y ago

    You're correct. Each attempt takes 80ms as a hardware limitation.
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    by niij 11y ago

    House of cards exclusive rights are not owned by Netflix in many regions. Look it up. "Netflix Original" is a misnomer.
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    by niij 11y ago

    I appreciate the response. Specialization is something I definitely need to work towards.
19. 679.▲
    by niij 11y ago

    Thanks! I've been meaning to carve time out of my school schedule to make some contributions to a few projects on Github.
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    by niij 11y ago

    You're the best boss in this thread. On a side note, what are higher ups looking for in a young applicant? I'm graduating in the fall with a CS Undergrad and don't have any startup contacts (I live in a smaller town in Missou
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    by niij 11y ago

    Please see this link[1], Apple explains exactly how keys are stored in their datacenters (Hint: it is not in clear text). They use HSM's which destroy the user's key after 10 failed attempts. [1]: https://www.apple.com
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    by niij 11y ago

    Thank you for the link. I was unaware how seriously Apple takes their security. Self-destructing HSMs to avoid brute-forcing is extremely impressive. THIS is a model of how to implement proper key escrow.
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    by niij 11y ago

    I didn't see an email. If you still need an invite, shoot me an email.
24. 684.▲
    by niij 11y ago

    Send an email to the address in my profile. I have some invites left.
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    by niij 11y ago

    To;dr: they didn't.
26. 686.▲
    by niij 11y ago

    Jumping on the invite chain! Email in profile as well-- Thank you :)
27. 687.▲
    by niij 11y ago

    Try the Lazarus extension. It keeps a history of form fields. It saved my butt more than once.
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    by niij 11y ago

    I agree. You have to look at the intent of the business. LR's primary use was illicit, whether they explicitely advertised themselves as such or not, they were still out of regulation and obviously not innocent. Also it's customer
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    by niij 11y ago

    Sarcasm: 3/10 Non-sarcasm: read the article
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    by niij 11y ago

    Well, at just above half a foot I think even kids sizes are out of your range.