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Matasano's "Chargen" blog has a few posts on the Flash vulnerability Mark Dowd found last spring. They make it understandable. Their site is currently down, but Google has a cache: http://74.125.47.132/search?q=cache:5VHY2EwpC-8J:www.matas
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Lots of high-quality articles on low-level hacking. I like the new editors!
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Phrack 66 (June 2009)
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Disco Project: Erlang and Python Mapreduce
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"As long as politics is the shadow cast on society by big business, the attenuation of the shadow will not change the substance." -- John Dewey
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Fine, yes; but you don't have to use neural networks to get that behavior.
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How did you get the goodies without signing the NDA?
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Explaining the many paradigms of PLT Scheme to a 16 year old
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Do I hate that the only implementation of Qi is not fully FOSS? Yes. Do I love this essay? Yes.
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> considering that college degrees are already a stand in for IQ? What?
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If we're not arguing about semantics, then it's just syntax. Did you mean: nuance?
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If you have found a new way to tackle a problem, then, by definition, there are no frameworks for you .
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When it comes to intelligent nonhuman organisms, the question seems to be: dominate or cooperate?
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Sorry to append the # sign, but the same URL was posted for the 2008 contest last year.
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Announcing Google Code Jam 2009
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Yet perhaps many are frustrated by never having agency to make those choices in the first place.
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Unfortunately, discussion about this article seems to have fallen into the meta-wastebin. It is a good submission.
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> As pointed out in the extensive literature by Paul Graham [CITATION NEEDED], the often used COND Lisp form is too verbose by two parentheses per case (Θ(2n)^8). I wish I could wake up to something like this essay every morning. (Summa
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Deciding whether or not to guess depends on the consequences of being wrong.
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> This is the power of waste. When scarce resources become abundant, smart people treat them differently, exploiting them rather than conserving them. It feels wrong, but done right it can change the world. Try calling it experimentati
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This could just be solved by etiquette. Or, different accounts for different purposes: one for your minutia/personal life, one for your coding life, one for your politics life...
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Gorgeous design. The Extend -> Themes (and others) link doesn't work (404).
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At age 2 or 3, absolutely! What happens when they're older is anyone's guess.
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I have a problem with your poll: there won't be an end.
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There's a nice emergency pizza button at a dorm on the east side of MIT. It's laser-cut and everything.
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It's pretty clear that better is better than worse.
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What do you need to perform at your absolute best? I need to know that the rest of my life is taken care of. Relationships included.
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Only if you want to ignore important aspects of your life.
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There are no actual suggestions here, just purported evidence that worthwhile risks will be taken to get MySpace back in the groove.
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Could you go into more detail? That sounds pretty interesting.
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