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phaus
13y ago
The title did seem negative, and I was surprised to find that someone actually had a positive experience with T-Mobile. I was a T-Mobile customer off and on for about 7 years total. For the last contract I had signed with them, I made sure
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phaus
13y ago
This should be common sense, but as you stated, people seem to forget. We have supposedly spent a trillion dollars on the war on drugs, it seems silly for this guy to think he didn't warrant at least a multi-million dollar investigatio
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phaus
13y ago
Thanks. I'm still in the phase where I can't build anything non-trivial, except for simple web applications. When I'm ready, I plan to start studying these resources.
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phaus
13y ago
Both links to Amazon go to the same book. What was the other book that you were suggesting?
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phaus
13y ago
As the article stated, the field of security is huge. According to NIST, there are over 40 sub-specialties. The example that immediately springs to mind is a low-level CND position. Sure, the ability to program would make you a better CND a
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phaus
13y ago
I can't imagine the existence of a security professional who hasn't already met someone who does. They are out there, and it's nearly impossible to get them to understand why they remain in entry-level positions for so long.
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phaus
13y ago
If a person prefers using a trackball, that's great, but when the same tools used by the pros costs about $50, there isn't really any other reason to use anything else.
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phaus
13y ago
Every year since I joined the military in 2003, the government has pretended that they weren't going to pass a budget and that Soldiers won't get paid. They are generally full of shit about this issue just like they are full of sh
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phaus
13y ago
I wholeheartedly agree that trackballs suck for FPS games, but most pro FPS players advocate keeping the mouse at a fairly low DPI, so that deficiency isn't really the problem. I have trouble believing that any device that relies on th
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phaus
13y ago
Whether its true or not, he probably meant it literally. He claims to have remained on his own property for the majority of the time that the police were searching it.
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phaus
13y ago
For me the awkwardness started when I realized that Charlie Sheen was playing himself. A morally deficient, manipulative, self-centered douche-bag who happens to be hell bent on self-destruction, yet he always narrowly avoids it due to his
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phaus
13y ago
I agree. My salary at my IT job pays about 20k less than I would get if I lived 3 hours east of where I'm at. While it's considerably more expensive to live there, I am still losing about 10k / year.
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phaus
13y ago
It's not that people don't want to live in rural areas, on the contrary most people would probably like to. It's just that there aren't any jobs in rural areas, and ultimately putting food on the table is what matters.
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phaus
13y ago
No one has made one yet, because the Surface wasn't popular enough to make it profitable. Microsoft proved with the first generation that they have the chops required to make hardware that's just as nice as Apple's. Everyone
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phaus
13y ago
I write essays for my classes and even code a little bit pretty much everywhere. In the car, lying in bed, on the sofa. The funny thing is, I did most of this on an iPad with a Clamcase Pro. If someone didn't want to do productive inpu
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phaus
13y ago
With newer versions of Windows, Microsoft has attempted to bring powershell on par with the linux terminal. Supposedly, every admin function possible in the OS is now capable of being performed in Powershell. The only downside is that some
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phaus
13y ago
Still no keyboard that can be used without a table. Most people spend less than $700 on a laptop. Not many people are going to spend more than that on a device that was intentionally rendered less capable so Microsoft could sell gimicky key
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phaus
13y ago
The Steve Jobs that left Apple as the most valuable company in the world had matured quite a bit from the one that released those.
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phaus
13y ago
I never really bought in to the whole "Apple can't survive without Steve Jobs" thing. I think that they are perfectly capable of designing elegant, functional devices. Unfortunately, I don't think IOS 7 and the iPhone 5C
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phaus
13y ago
Did he know that they were going to be terrible? Given Apple's history of making attractive devices, I for one didn't see this coming.
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phaus
13y ago
I think Steve Jobs himself would have cried if he saw either IOS 7 or the iPhone 5C. One looks clunky and amateurish; the other is simply hideous and was designed specifically to increase margins while delivering an inferior product to the
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phaus
13y ago
That page needs to add an explanation. I've seen similar images before, but nearly every commenter on that site seems to think that they selected a bunch of really hot women to represent what the average woman should look like and post
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phaus
13y ago
I know you mentioned that he's part scummy, used car salesman, but when does that part go away? You really shouldn't open a book that you actually want people to finish with 50 pages of boasting about how naturally awesome you are
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phaus
13y ago
It may have been edited after you posted, but the comment he replied to did mention reddit.
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phaus
13y ago
Tablet games have terrible controls, even when they are implemented as well as possible. There are certain types of games that are well-suited to touch, like Angry Birds, but most games are really awkward to play without a mouse/keyboa
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phaus
13y ago
I hope they finish CS:GO soon, that's the only reason I still dual-boot Windows.
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phaus
13y ago
Like I said, that's just a guess based both on the severity of his crimes and the tendency of the United States to overreact to anything that involves a computer. I could very well be wrong.
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phaus
13y ago
I'll look for the article, but as I mentioned above, the way I understand it is that he logged into IRC without using TOR or a VPN one time and they got him.
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phaus
13y ago
LulzSec was not Anonymous. While some of its membership may have overlapped, that doesn't really mean anything, because anyone can be a part of Anonymous, simply by carrying out acts in the group's name. Sabu forgot to activate TO
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phaus
13y ago
It might have been foolish for Facebook if they had started out thinking that they were guaranteed to dethrone Myspace, but that's not how it happened. The idea of having all of your stuff get automatically backed up and synced with al
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