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Don’t Sue Me Like That: Anatomy of a Copyright Troll
(msn.com)
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I wonder if archive.org was around enough back then to capture any of it.
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Having just finished Diaspora this summer based on a different HN posting recommending it... this is really cool. (I don't know that I could recommend Diaspora. It's dense and I think requires a level of familiarity with quantum p
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I was taught to also use a transaction and then check how many rows were affected before committing.
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HPUX also did the same if I recall. Had to be careful swapping back between it and Linux.
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It's all just a con. C:\>echo foo > con foo
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Self-licking ice cream cone
(en.wikipedia.org)
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My main confusion from the title was trying to figure out who "Lol" was and why "Lol" got kicked out. Took me a few minutes to realize it was LOL.
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Back in the 2000's I heard Cisco also was like this. You'd hire your "cannon fodder" for the next round of mandatory layoffs.
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Tesla is officially planning to enter the restaurant business
(teslarati.com)
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Does anyone else get a weird feeling when generating a uuid to not generate too many because there are only a finite number? Because they are mostly considered unique … I feel like I’m wasting them. I sometimes have this odd cognitive diss
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Yes, I could. (Not sure if you missed the original joke...) But I really appreciate your insight here. I've already suggested it to someone else and will try to use this myself.
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Are you suggesting we could all try doing this too?
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27c3: Reverse Engineering the MOS 6502 CPU [video]
(youtube.com)
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Pentagon UFO Videos Not Aliens
(nationalreview.com)
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What Happened at the Oroville Dam Spillway?[video]
(m.youtube.com)
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The Ugly War over Bob Ross’ Ghost
(thedailybeast.com)
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A neuroscientist who lost her mind says it can happen to anyone – Quartz
(qz.com)
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Does he need a driver's license if he's not actually driving....? I really hope a lawyer doesn't try to make that argument. "Your honor, he's NOT in control of the vehicle!"
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Can you draw 7 perpendicular red lines? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKorP55Aqvg
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Looks Like EM Drive Is Officially Dead – Experiments Fail – [video]
(youtube.com)
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What are those udp urls that keep showing up in the feed?
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Former Netflix Executive Convicted of Receiving Bribes and KickbackS
(justice.gov)
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ParkMobile Breach Exposes License Plate Data, Mobile Numbers of 21M Users
(krebsonsecurity.com)
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Work Progresses Toward Ingenuity’s First Flight on Mars Mars
(mars.nasa.gov)
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How NASA Is Pushing a Software Update to Mars to Get Ingenuity Flying
(vice.com)
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Corporate security has something like this as well - there are little button shaped things on the wall everywhere they scan with their device as they make their rounds.
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What's your exposure if you had a cloud key enabled for remote access, but now disabled? Sounds like anything is possible if they compromised the cloud key (which is a device, not a "key")
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I thought this was gonna be about the obscenely large sparse file /var/log/last. I really wish they would move it from a sparse memmap() file to a btree or something.
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The Petrie Multiplier: Why an Attack on Sexism in Tech Is Not an Attack on Men
(blog.ian.gent)
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