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pilom
15y ago
apparently putting text between * s will make the text italic. Learn something everyday.
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15y ago
using the * modifier in commands always impressed my windows friends. "Want to remove only the black and white photos from a folder? rm -f -bw "
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Always split test
(dailyconversions.com)
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pilom
15y ago
Have you ever been to Rochester? Kodak has been doing layoffs for decades. Its not like there are 18,800 jobs waiting to be taken there. Especially for image scientists.
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pilom
15y ago
Most toxic town? How about Centralia Pennsylvania where the coal seam under the town has been constantly burning since 1962 sending smoke and ash into the air? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia,_Pennsylvania
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15y ago
As a Rochester native and a son and grandson of Kodak employees, this article hits pretty close to home. Unfortunately I'm too young to remember the Kodak my grandfather worked for. My grandmother bought 10 shares of Kodak stock for me whe
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pilom
15y ago
"a member of HAPA, the Half-Asian People's Association" I was under the impression that Hapa was a Hawaiian word for "a person of mixed race." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hapa When did the Asians at Harvard decide to steal that one?
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15y ago
I'm working on security hardened VM's/AMI's of standard operating systems. Not a fan of how "corporate" security companies are. Looking for a designer and/or a biz guy/gal.
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Anyone with a day job looking for part-time cofounders?
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Entirely client-side Facebook authorization
(blog.subv3rsicon.com)
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Y Combinator vs Techstars applications
(blog.invantory.com)
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15y ago
How do I apply to be a sysadmin? What kind of experience are you expecting and how are the sysadmin's paid. I'm very interested.
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15y ago
The reason to divide it up into many categories is to compartmentalize the information. The best example I've heard is take an NSA Cryptography expert. Their clearance level needs to be extremely high. Another extremely high level clearance
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15y ago
Any chance we could get a review? I'm interested too but only if the service actually works. The fact that it redials instead of auto re-negotiates isn't exactly inspiring.
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pilom
15y ago
Your email address keeps bouncing for me but I'm certainly interested. Edit: Looks like I was either reading your email address wrong or you changed it but I got through, thanks.
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Republic Wireless routes through AWS East
(bitplumber.net)
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15y ago
One idea for startups: http://simplecybersecurity.com I'll be publishing exactly what steps have been done to each AMI and blogging about improving security of individual products. Still half stealth as the landing page isn't exactly opti
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15y ago
Just a clarification on the rules. You can't place all pieces "anywhere on the board." Pawns can't be placed in the first or last rows so no illegal placements and no instant promotion.
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pilom
15y ago
Possibly because the link you listed is 404'ing.
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Ask HN: Any defense contractors scared for their job?
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15y ago
Start with one country. After a major attack on home soil, incite fear in everyone and claim that country X supported the attackers. Attack country X. Then claim that country Y also helped the attackers. Attack country Y. Continue convincin
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15y ago
If there actually was Secret level classified information on a system, it is a security infraction that that monitor is visible through a window to the public. That contractor should have been reported to the program Security Officer. Glad
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15y ago
In the US, there was a relatively recent regulation of IT security in the form of Department of Defense Directive 8570. This directive requires IT security folks who work on DoD contracts to have a certification from one of the major certif
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pilom
15y ago
So now the battery in my laptop will have 10x the energy in it when it explodes. It will be even more like carrying a bomb around with you.
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Ask PG: Why do stories stick around longer now?
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15y ago
Security Hardened VM's for EC2
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15y ago
bingo thank you!
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Ask HN: Where can I make logos generated with Google fonts
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15y ago
The problem is that it can't really be guaranteed because there is no knowing what you are going to do with it. I could give you a hardened AMI and then you could totally open in up in the course of your development. So it would have to be
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Ask HN: Would you pay for hardened AMIs/VMs?
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15y ago
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