pacquiao882

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by pacquiao882 10y ago
Advertisements are a detriment to society. Thanks for not returning my call Casey. Fuck off.
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
This is borderline negligence for the lack of authentication and security of the app. I suppose it may just be a matter of time until someone figures out how to get access to other more critical systems in the vehicle, similar to the Tesla
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
WSJ is big enough to negotiate their own terms with Google Search.
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
"When people die in huge crowd 'stampedes', it's rarely from being trampled, it's from being crushed and suffocated (while still standing) by densely packed bodies." https://www.reddit.com/r&#x2
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
For Windows users, HeidiSQL is a very solid open source client for interacting with Postgres.
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
It was not fixed. There are currently no plans to fix it in 10.10. https://blog.malwarebytes.org/mac/2015/08/dyld_print_to_file...
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
They were able to remotely flash the firmware while the vehicle is being driven down the highway and there's not really anything the passengers can do while it's happening. They are able to control other components like the audio
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
It depends which state you were arrested in. In some states it will remain with you for the rest of your life, regardless of innocence.
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
You are correct. It runs with system and graphics privileges on many devices. It is a native service started at system init and is automatically restarted if it crashes.
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
This specific exploit can be initiated whenever metadata for an MP4 file is processed. Disabling auto-download of MMS is an important first step workaround. Be cautious with any untrusted media files on your Android device. Simply creati
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
The bigger issue of libstagefright is that it there's a ton of code involved with media playback at the native level that has access to many system resources. This specific exploit was just looking at a small part of the MP4 handling
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
The entire town I live in is single family homes owned by a few slumlords renting $400k-500k houses which they bought 5 years ago for $200k-300k. The rent has gone up 20-30% in the past year; however, the demand to rent is still high since
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
Greatly more than 3% of people appreciate classical music. I've been to countless sold out classical symphonies. It may not be their favorite genre, but people pay attention and enjoy it. It's only 3-7% of new music sales in st
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
A few colleagues that have worked at Google over the years have expressed that depending on which office, project or position you are in, the experience was greatly impacted for better or worse. Everything from boredom, perceived growth an
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
I thought this would be an article about the state of hiring in silicon valley or the tech industry. Is this supposed to be sarcasm? It's actually hard to tell and makes the author look bad.
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
They are just getting rid of stock before NVMe M.2 SSD's go mainstream with 10x performance and lower production costs compared to AHCI SATA3 SSD's. http://www.hardocp.com/article/2015/03/24/whe
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
I think it depends on the project's structure and team discipline. I tend to prefer straight lines in the history where a single feature or a group of similar functions are linear.
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
It's just an easy way for HR to indirectly socioeconomically or racially profile you. Have a clean cut picture of yourself on any easy to find US-based social media site to help stay near the top of the pile.
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by pacquiao882 11y ago
That Flare Mobile crap on this site is constantly applying zoom CSS attributes and vertically centering the useless sidebar share buttons making the reading experience very horrible. The page freezes momentarily anytime a scroll event is t