rjaco31

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by rjaco31 12y ago
You can plan buildings, training & simple orders (go harvest crystal). You definitely cannot plan all the micro that any fight will involve.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Yeah, "NSA as a business-model" sounds great.. /s
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Maybe it's just that building a 70-meter dish is freaking expensive?
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Uh? The story is not the same, but the whole universe and political system are exactly the ones of the book, they just basically removed the mech-armors stuff.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
And that's basically the main point against gag orders. Or do you expect the rest of the population to also become paranoid toward their government not knowing if they are being spied on?
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Or you know, it's "over 9000"
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Afaik, it's viable but there is a global ban on Antarctica exploitation till 2048.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Airplanes ain't exactly cheap though
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by rjaco31 12y ago
So basically, some kind of big national exam with both a written and an oral part.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
America is nevertheless in a very poor place given its economical ranking
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by rjaco31 12y ago
I guess it'll still be healthier than a ramen/McDonald diet
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by rjaco31 12y ago
I'm saying that it's not laws that are making the majority of citizens behave correctly, and the law enforcement mitigates the effect of those who don't.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
I remember Diablo2 being heavily modded though
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by rjaco31 12y ago
I don't think Paradox really qualify as indie anymore. They're more on a niche market than anything else.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
well there's also a pretty blatant domain name spoofing..
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by rjaco31 12y ago
I'd say it's your comment that is somehow contradictory. Most people are law-abiding citizens not because they fear the threat of eventual violence, but because of their moral & empathy. Laws are just a framework around it to
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Care to elaborate? Beside maybe for the suggestion system, I really don't see what's the gain compared to a relational database.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Well they use the SteamOS as an operating system
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by rjaco31 12y ago
> Alternate sharing something you consider a positive characteristic of your partner. Share a total of 5 items. Could someone explain this question to me?
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Don't forget the radiations. The main problem of the Mars atmosphere is that it's too thin to stop enough of them for human beings.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
The biggest problem is not food, it's radiation.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Deploying a station orbiting Mars would be pretty expensive.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
How could it possibly be dated January 2015?? EDIT: I mean, indeed it is, but we're like, you know, still in 2014
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by rjaco31 12y ago
maybe they just bought it after a scamming/domain squatting used that name?
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Uh? Chrome uses CRLset in addition to the usual revocation checks (CRL, OCSP).
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Most of those "APT"s start with someone opening an email..
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by rjaco31 12y ago
Cert-pinning in the application for their own server is totally doable, that's exactly what Google is doing with Chrome.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
>FF 0day isn't all that expensive so simply disabling JavaScript won't be an option in the future Do you have any example of exploit that would no require javascript? AFAIK they are usually about javascript memory handling in o
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by rjaco31 12y ago
I would guess it's more advances in javascript engines' performances that in the language per se.
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by rjaco31 12y ago
What are you talking about? The only time France had communists in government was in 1981..

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