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by paulkon 11y ago
This was awesome! Any recommended introductory books for assembly programming and reverse engineering to appreciate this hack even more?
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by paulkon 11y ago
Doesn't this mean that the universities are in bed with the publishers which creates a closed loop around the scientific community and graduate students? How can knowledge expect to flourish if the universities dictate where the papers
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by paulkon 11y ago
If only NCC/OCAP would audit Windows.
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by paulkon 11y ago
Sometimes I wish there was a very basic how-it-works presentation (maybe a kickstarter?) of the internet. The less magical the internet seems, the easier it'll be for the public to get behind issues of internet security and privacy at
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Charge your phone by running?(money.cnn.com)
1 points by paulkon 11y ago|0 comments
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by paulkon 11y ago
It's no surprise that fresh graduates don't have an extremely clear idea about what employers in their field desire until multiple interviews later. If potential employers divulge shortcomings in the interview then they may be sla
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by paulkon 11y ago
Kids are great, but by my observation, the primary logical motivation to have them is so that one can make sense of their own existence. It's a never ending cycle to figure out what this life is about by giving birth to life which then
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by paulkon 11y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if this was a coordinated PR exercise with top artists and Apple.
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Git Magic(www-cs-students.stanford.edu)
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by paulkon 11y ago
Yep, that's what it looks like.
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If you have the skills, Australia has the lifestyle(youtube.com)
3 points by paulkon 11y ago|0 comments
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Jack Ma thinks World War III will be a good thing(moneycontrol.com)
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by paulkon 11y ago
College's should have a complaint review system that goes through diversified student and faculty boards before being deemed legitimate.