rurcliped

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   by rurcliped 8y ago

   The great fallacy of spam filtering is that access control SHOULD be probabilistic whenever it is easy to implement that. Let's look at the physical world where implementation is harder. It's very unlikely that I'll arrive ho
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   by rurcliped 8y ago

   This is a topic where a big chunk of the highest-quality information is available only offline. A recent book has an entire chapter (22 pages) about the history of Brownie cameras: Old Fields: Photography, Glamour, and Fantasy Landscape by
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   by rurcliped 8y ago

   I have public content that I'm willing to share over the web. To offer it over HTTP, I only need a few thousand lines of code on top of TCP. It's realistic to prove that that code has no memory-safety problems. To offer it over HT
4. 64.▲
   by rurcliped 9y ago

   Suppose I operate a small general practitioner healthcare facility that often has only two patients at the same time. If I offer free Wi-Fi in the waiting area, should I consider that a HIPAA violation, because I'm reasonably confident