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by rudolf0 10y ago
Driving while high should definitely be banned, but it kind of seems like they're making a big assumption here. >The percentage of drivers involved in fatal crashes who recently used marijuana more than doubled from eight to 17 perc
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by rudolf0 10y ago
People really, really shouldn't be driving under those conditions, either.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I really thought this was satire at first, but now I'm not so sure.
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“DataGateKeeper: The FIRST Impenetrable Anti-Hacking Software”(kickstarter.com)
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Were they even able to get their Edison device into a functional state?
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Yeah, that was my initial thought. It genuinely seems like a good idea, but it also seems like something Twitch themselves could implement.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
But it is a little disheartening (yet also exciting) to think that when an AI is eventually developed with a human's intuition, creativity, and learning ability, we'll essentially have no advantages over them.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Yes, she sounds quite paranoid. More paranoid than is justifiable from the limited communication made by the FBI so far. That said, this seems pretty unacceptable. Regarding her attorney: >Five minutes later, Burnett called back and said
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Definitely plausible. Gavin will have to elaborate more on the exact process to confirm or deny, though.
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by rudolf0 10y ago
I agree, but look at what Andresen said: https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/4hfyyo/gavin_can_you_p... >Craig signed a message that I chose ("Gavin's favorite number is eleven. CSW" i
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by rudolf0 10y ago
Trying to shove "subscribe & save" in my face 3-4 times during the process of choosing and purchasing a product is annoying, too. Yes, I get it, you make more money in the long term when people subscribe. I wish there was a gl
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by rudolf0 11y ago
That might be the best analogy for prions I've ever heard. (At least for this audience.)
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by rudolf0 11y ago
It is petty to list it as #1. However, it's relevant to the story because there's a huge difference between sending a password reset to the email already listed on an account vs. resetting it for any random person who starts a cha
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by rudolf0 11y ago
Good point. I think most people don't do that, though, since it's typically "opt-in".
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by rudolf0 11y ago
They usually don't publish their street address on social media.
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by rudolf0 11y ago
Clever. I suspect that would eventually be noticed by a researcher, but it may take a while.
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by rudolf0 11y ago
>... is a lot like good science. You start with a firm understanding of the system, form a hypothesis about what could be wrong with it, test your hypothesis, and then repeat. The stronger your initial understanding of the system, the fa
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by rudolf0 11y ago
It's not a matter of it being a rule violation. It's a shitty, pretentious tactic.
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by rudolf0 11y ago
I think it's often a result of Occam's razor being mixed up with Hanlon's razor, or something similar: they claim that an argument for accident, forces of nature, or incompetence is more convincing than an argument for malice
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by rudolf0 11y ago
" So brave. " Sorry for my dickish attitude. I mean, I completely agree with you, but this is the sentiment held by most HN and Reddit users, and isn't even that directly related to the article. We know the War on Drugs isn&#
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by rudolf0 11y ago
I haven't found them guilty of gish gallop, but some of their articles are very biased and one-sided. They seem to be a reliable source on most issues of philosophy, science, and "woo", but anything political, societal, or re
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by rudolf0 11y ago
Out of curiosity, why would you prefer other US cities over a Californian city? (That is, why don't you love California. Also excluding European alternatives.)
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by rudolf0 11y ago
Gotcha.
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by rudolf0 11y ago
What exactly is "logout fixation"? Session/login fixation makes sense, but I can't really imagine what logout fixation would look like. Google was of no help, either. Do you mean a logout function which doesn't prop
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by rudolf0 11y ago
The intent of KeePass is generally to let it generate sufficiently strong passwords for you, and a way to store those passwords. It's probably a bad idea to store passwords you've devised in it, because then you're not gettin
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by rudolf0 11y ago
1. You may not have Javascript enabled. 2. Doesn't the captcha unlock you for the whole browsing session? 3. Cloudflare is working as intended. They could just block Tor outright. I think this is probably the best compromise.
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by rudolf0 11y ago
They always forward those abuse reports onto the original hosting provider. What more can they do? They're not really obligated to do anything other than that.
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by rudolf0 11y ago
You really should sue.
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by rudolf0 11y ago
>I neither bought nor sold the data. Considering you're still on probation or whatever (I think?), is that really wise to say?
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by rudolf0 11y ago
It's true that it is probably easier to get away with planting fake digital evidence than fake physical evidence. But, I mean, there has to be some trust in law enforcement. If law enforcement does this on a regular basis - and the U

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