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by porfirium 9y ago
I wish there was a [podcast] mark or something like that, like there's a [video]--I hate consuming information in audio form, this would help me avoid a click.
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by porfirium 9y ago
If I ever had "premature ventricular contractions", whatever they are, I would never touch a coffee ever again. How can you do that? "rarely fatal" is not good enough for me :/
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by porfirium 9y ago
A small question. For a CloudFlare-protected website, I see this in crt.sh: >X509v3 Subject Alternative Name: >DNS Name:sniXXXXXXX.cloudflaressl.com (X are numbers) >DNS Name:(lots of domains, including the one I was researching) &
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by porfirium 9y ago
Hence the "incendiary but correct". Just the "admits recording" is incendiary enough. Or you think the title wasn't written with the purpose of being clicked upon?
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by porfirium 9y ago
Incendiary title, even if correct. There is no proof whatsoever the recordings were uploaded anywhere.
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by porfirium 9y ago
People responsible for data protection in Equifax know perfectly well how the data is stored[]. The CEO, evidently, does not. No news here, just a headline to provoke outrage. [] Yes, "no protection" is also a way of storing data
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by porfirium 9y ago
Using Messenger you can start a secret conversation with someone which is encrypted end-to-end. Those conversations only exist in the current device. But regular conversations are not encrypted in any way.
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by porfirium 9y ago
ReviewBrah: https://twitter.com/TROTWOfficial/status/920395476209471489 https://twitter.com/TROTWOfficial/status/925346887753969664 https://twitter.com/TROTWOfficial&#x2F
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by porfirium 9y ago
This has nothing to do with price floors. In your first message, you're assuming that workers have a choice regarding where to work. That is simply wrong. So wrong that I understood your comment was a joke.
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by porfirium 9y ago
Mere mortals trying to understand the inner workings of intelligence agencies make me cringe. There are no good boys and bad boys here.
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by porfirium 9y ago
>I guess other than the obvious fact that everybody working on a given linux distro is doing it for free (right? that's my impression). People working on most components of the desktop Linux stack are being paid for it. Think kernel
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by porfirium 9y ago
Might makes right.
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by porfirium 9y ago
>World economics are definitely NOT a zero-sum game. Were that truly the case, you’d still be sitting around your cave with your buddies Thak and Grunt, snacking on beetles and grubs. Clearly, the world economy is larger today than it
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by porfirium 9y ago
Drug users usually turn violent and can be a hazard to themselves or others. Somebody trained to deal with such situations is required. This is, a cop.
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by porfirium 9y ago
That's the point. She's not just a woman, she's a woman with fake tits and no problems to show her physique--I think the possibility of her being a persona is over the roof, the same I would think of a super hot guy who posts
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by porfirium 9y ago
Everybody is supposed to have children despite what our hedonistic view of life might say.
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by porfirium 9y ago
>In general, our society could benefit from more whistleblowing and disobedience - even in the "trivial" entertainment industry. Or maybe our society could benefit from not believing a single word journalists or critics say. I
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Paul Erdős: Mathematical Genius, Human (In That Order) [pdf](untruth.org)
2 points by porfirium 9y ago|0 comments
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by porfirium 9y ago
I clicked on the Iridium website and I only see one line of text in uppercase. It has nothing to do with Python's or Ruby's. The Iridium website gives me the impression I'm downloading something akin to Comodo's browser.
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by porfirium 9y ago
That's something I don't understand either. The government here has completely forbidden tobacco ads. Why not do the same with McDonalds and all that stuff? Will we have to wait a few decades more for the gov to catch up?
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by porfirium 9y ago
The Iridium website and logo look so professional and "enterprisey" that it looks like there's lots of money behind of it and they're going to screw you. A barebones or even text-only website would do them a favour.
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by porfirium 9y ago
>Most money offered gets to be president. Didn't seem to work very well for Hillary... (I know this sounds like a cheap shot, but it completely breaks down your argument)
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by porfirium 9y ago
That's not really the way it is. It is possible for something like this (these two being related) to not appear on wikipedia, and it is also possible the commenter is not able to come up with something interesting on google (maybe he s
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by porfirium 9y ago
Is there no way to flash the ME without expensive tools (i.e. software-side)? If Intel goes bankrupt they might just release the keys needed to disable/update the ME.
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by porfirium 9y ago
I don't understand the downvotes, as usual. I wish it was mandatory to write a reason every time you donwvote someone. They don't seem to be related.
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by porfirium 9y ago
>Windows and .NET/C++ Not true. .NET is VB, C#, which are completely different from C++, and you can write a Windows application in almost any language imaginable.
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by porfirium 9y ago
On Windows I get the lowercase eth (ð)
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by porfirium 9y ago
You're just jealous of his moves... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaI2IlHwmgQ
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by porfirium 9y ago
You're free to look for those videos using the search feature of YouTube. I did and they are real. Some of them feature thumbnails or content that are clearly disturbing or include sexual themes. You would also believe the BBC which is
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by porfirium 9y ago
Hello, if you are being ironic can you please tell me why it was. I saw that article and I've seen lots of really bad examples of sexual propaganda directed at kids. Screenshots that circulated around the conservative sphere of Twitter

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