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12y ago
Stuxnet, for one. Also, the realization that having a nuclear weapon when you're Iran is a terribly bad idea, from a diplomatic standpoint.
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This seems interesting to me from the perspective of being able to securely & incrementally back up a media collection to a cloud storage provider (S3, etc) without fear of it being scanned for copyrighted content, a la Dropbox. There a
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12y ago
You're right - mea culpa.
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12y ago
Probably want to also go ahead and catch up on the TCP/IP stack; the pqwy/mirage-tcpip repo is some 232 commits behind mirage/mirage-tcpip, and is missing fixes for things like https://github.com/mirage/m
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12y ago
I'm pretty confident that this is the answer. Their attempts to break said services only work intermittently, however.
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12y ago
This problem/issue is nearly identical to the Red Ring of Death: overheating of a BGA-packaged Nvidia chip.
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12y ago
Interesting. Mr. Stallman should check with the local laws of any given municipality regarding taxis - in some, not only can you not hail a cab on the street, but you must also provide extensive contact information in order to summon one vi
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12y ago
I wonder at what point it stops being a UI redesign and becomes a psychological experiment.
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Asking as someone with extensive familiarity with Cisco TAC, Advanced Services, et al... have you interacted with them lately? Anecdotally based on my interactions, the average knowledge level of any given set of 1st/2nd tier support e
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I knew virtually nothing about Turing until reading Neal Stephenson's 'Cryptonomicon' around 15 years ago. I wonder how many people actually learned about him (and some aspects of his life, despite the novel being alternate&#
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The points made may be salient, but the tone is so condescending as to be nearly unreadable without getting angry. A large number of his points around languages that are radically different from English could be summed up as: "Your lan