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by nthcolumn 9y ago
...and all those contacts that you shared without your contacts consent? (not you :) - my friends never asked me though)
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
>No, it is about deleting personal data attached to your user account, not "news articles". No it is exactly that! The test case was from a man specifically Mario Costeja González wishing for his past financial embarrassments t
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
From the FAQ: "Is Sarahah a hacker?! Sarahah doesn't steal data but websites and apps impersonating Sarahah could do that". Just weird. Why would a 'personal suggestion box' app need your contacts anyway apart from
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Operators? Machine learning has already come up with the ultimate zerg rush. Who needs operators? We could just flip coins but they would probably argue over the denomination. There was a fairly impressive display from Russian manufacturers
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Every day walking though the stables I give the ponies some mints. I am fairly certain judging from their behaviors that when they see me they are thinking 'Mints!'. One day, when I found the dog looking excitedly down a drain I s
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Clear your browser cache (just for news.ycombinator.com)?
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Smaller drones could deliver small payloads anti-personnel/incendiaries on eg. London or just as ransomware - a dozen expendable drones could occupy the airspace over Heathrow until some anoncoin was paid. Sky's the limit literall
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Richard says: 'Not quite true, I was watching the RX strip chart during Triton occultation and the first to observe the thin atmosphere (Rate of sig atten)'
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
I hope they skip versions straight to 2.1.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
You had better start shopping. It was not just a UK effort. I first heard about this technology in Australia ten years ago where it was being touted as reducing the Europe-Sydney route to something more bearable. They have done many success
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
It is the People's expectation that it be perfect. Once they have determined that there is something badly wrong going on in the video destroying it is a violation of U.S. Code § 1519 (destroying evidence with intent). They had better
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
I'm sure all the board members have sued and been sued many times. It's just work. I've worked with people, it was a fact of life, they prepared for it, they built war chests, CYA in contracts just ambiguous enough with arcan
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APT28 spearphishing G20 attendees with stolen email(proofpoint.com)
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
No direct experience but I heard they are one of nastier of Indian body shops. Projects are full of the most appalling fail and 'just do it'. Line management are utterly clueless enforcers with bad attitudes. But then that does se
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Which reminds me of another dead product I used to use to do exactly this: Yahoo Pipes.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
By the by and apropos of nothing, 'Camel Corps' is what we used to call certain members of the British diplomatic service who had 'gone native' in the Middle East and Arabian peninsula generally but more specifically to
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Duplicated here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15028329
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
This article was presented before and here it is again. Some other people intent on giving Eugene a hard time recently: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-kasperskylab-analysis-... True, it must be hard to remain ob
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
I don;t mean to sound rude but to my mind and I did mention, it was obvious from my comment that I wasn't saying he was weev or hitler or polpot in fact that was exactly the whole point - 'anybody can say anybody is anybody in pos
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
He may be many things but weev is not stupid. He knows enough already. Security through obscurity never works. I fully expected him to move his shit to the company in Ukraine he works for now. Maybe having to move their base around will lea
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
I'm not sure what left or right has to do with racism but have an uptick for giving racists hell - but it was kind of implied by the 'Nazis' yo.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
No I am not suggesting that. My subtle joke seems to have fooled you too unless you are... @dang (or maybe you really are @hitler)? The only reason for mentioning someone by name in this kind of forum would be a kind of 'I doxxed you&#
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Of course he isn't weev or hitler and that is so obvious - wait you did read the forum post didn't you? If not perhaps you should have done that before commenting but giving you the benefit of the doubt and just having some lack o
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Giving Nazis hell is never a waste of time.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Then tough shit. They can say what they like but be it them or ISIS nobody but nobody should help them peddle their hate.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
You don't prove that he isn't or need evidence to that effect. He doesn't prove the negative. A prosecutor and the only judge that counts should have to prove positive beyond reasonable doubt that he did something. Him - not
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Women are sick of being 'women in tech'. Being 'women speakers' at cons. They just want to be judged on their merits. Quotas are a check balance FOR quality not instead of. That you are finding and eliminating barriers t
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
We will have to get used to this - people hiding behind their AI's skirts saying 'Wasn't me - she did it'.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
FEI Endurance horse run to 100 kms in over 15 hours. Ultra-marathons of 100 miles are won in just over 14hrs. In UAE, in Slovakia, in Wales. In all conditions, man beats horse over distance.
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by nthcolumn 9y ago
Technically this might be accurate? Someone could in theory naturally have a specific sequence in their DNA which could cause the same effect. Fuzzing is... oh never mind.

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