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12y ago
Why did I get downvoted for complementing the OP on a game I ended up playing for over an hour.
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12y ago
awesome job
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Open Data Wizardry: Dirtiest Restaurants in Chicago
(brandonharris.io)
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12y ago
http://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener.php Scrivener comes closer than anything else I've seen to meeting the OP's goal.
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12y ago
I read this article and see a future in which Google, Amazon and Goldman are at full stop because a bulk of these machines shipped with an embedded killswitch in the NIC or motherboard. I hope a random sample is being tested with regularit
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12y ago
Reminds me of BEos. Not quite sure why. Great effort. Keep at it.
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12y ago
If controversy or Agency efforts to censor or block publication is something you view as a badge of authenticity and information value then: The Human Factor (Jones): http://www.amazon.com/Human-Factor-Dysfunctional-Intelli
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12y ago
The "Computer Hardware Bitcoins" term is notable and I wonder to which statute it refers. What actions were taken or crime alleged where it would be important to characterize Bitcoins in this way? I speculate that Ulbrict needs f
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12y ago
"The question is how much effort is the NSA putting into crypto research vs. the academic community, and I imagine we don't have a good way to answer that question." Actually we do. Network-centric warfare, financial market
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12y ago
If leaked NSA budget figures are accurate the agency's annual budget is equal to the endowments of Harvard and Stanford combined. I'm therefore inclined to view academia as a farm team for NSA.
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12y ago
Lets meet again in a year. SAAS is a falling knife. I bet 20 Satoshi on it.
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12y ago
It will be about 10 years before, demographically speaking, Japan can literally work its way into growth. Others have posted about the country's reluctance to embrace immigration and I'm afraid that is the necessary transformatio
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I would categorize Russia's incursion into Ukraine as small scale, and with that deescalated conflict as a recent guide, I think it makes sense for Japan to invest heavily in defense for regional stability.
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Demographics. Fukishima. China. Japan faces enormous challenges. Aging population means increased healthcare costs supported by a (temporarily) declining workforce and decreased tax revenues. Fukishima's costs are incalculable but
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12y ago
From the author of TRIM enabler: "When will you fix this? This problem will not get fixed unless Apple changes their policy. Have you ever wondered why disk manufacturers like Corsair, Samsung etc. have never written a Trim driver for
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12y ago
The problem is one size company fits all pricing. Small business who can benefit the most from SAAS (and have the least regulatory/bureaucratic resistance) can't justify enterprise or middle-market pricing. And the valuation
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12y ago
Chart.io was too expensive and we bailed on it, but not before we tried to negotiate a discount to no avail. Chart.io pricing model would benefit from more flexibility and options.
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12y ago
Totally unacceptable and as much of my company's ~$4,000/mo spend with Amazon as possible is going to disappear if Munira isn't terminated. I've also passed this post along to someone I know at Discover possibly in a po
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12y ago
Done. Tepid feeling of unease was experienced that could be also be attributable to the grocery store sushi I had for lunch. To help put your mind at rest, USGOV bureaucrats oscillate across an ass-covering wave of incident driven threat d
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12y ago
Having hacked Google, Juniper, Symantic, Morgan Stanley and countless USGOV sites - why not hack NOAA? Its not as if there will be any USGOV response. No sanctions. No demarche of which I'm aware. No counter-attack that has been pu
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Id like to find someone reputable to build one for me. Any volunteers?
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Twitter has already built the most important audience on the internet - the news media and news makers. The only missing link is a strategy that caters to this audience with active sourcing of news worthy content and additional mediums for
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Satellites offer the same capabilities. What satellites don't offer is the ability to retreive (capture) objects, and maneuver (evade) at all altitudes. From the anti satellite efforts by China this decade I infer that evading ASAT w
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How many computer users need automation but haven't the time or aptitude to program? The answer is far more than will ever buy the Apple Watch. But universal access to programming/automation doesn't appear to be on Apple&#x
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One compromise position in this would be to extend the 5th amendment to include decrypted evidence, and to mandate backwards transparency in the FISA warrant and wiretap processes. The advantage would be a solution to law enforcement'
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Great overview, and I for one would love to see code snippets interpolated between the outcomes.
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One word: Schools. The devices have to be reset each year. Administration of thousands of laptops across an entire district is easier with Chromebooks than with any other device. The angst many posters are expressing is possibly alleviat
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Twitter is a medium at the forefront of democracy movements worldwide. If there were any site worth standing down surveillance in pursuit of a larger foreign policy goal then I would have thought Twitter would be that site. Instead, I'
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If your government isn't going to engage in commercial espionage on your business or employers behalf (as does China) then it darn well better do technology transfer. If you can't explain your mission value to the American publi
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12y ago
This feels like a critical security or stability update.
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