s_henry_paulson

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by s_henry_paulson 7y ago
This isn't reddit. Everyone doesn't need to chime in on a subject. If you're not a subject matter expert, I personally would prefer you not comment at all. It's much more pleasant to read discussion from people that know
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by s_henry_paulson 11y ago
I think some would say that the "actual" shape (and possibly easier to learn) is more of a spiral than a table format. http://i.imgur.com/QOoKC1a.jpg
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by s_henry_paulson 11y ago
The intent is in the certificate. Superfish could create and sign any certificate, meaning it could impersonate websites. This certificate cannot sign other certificates, meaning it can't be used in the same way as superfish. Thus the
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by s_henry_paulson 11y ago
Once you get used to cmd+space. It's so much easier to hit the key combo, type the first letters of the program you want and hit enter than clicking through a bunch of folders and scrolling around.. but after reading this wikipedia ar
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by s_henry_paulson 11y ago
Thank you for posting this. I had no idea. And as a heavy spotlight user, it's infuriating to know apple is stealing my local computer searches and my location and then selling it to Microsoft.
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by s_henry_paulson 11y ago
Having inline images be easy was the first thing that sold me on Confluence. I mean you're already doing documentation, adding tedious tasks to it just makes it worse. Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, done. Your "old fogeys" thing is a manag
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by s_henry_paulson 11y ago
a secret browser, where you can never clear your history because it will kill the internet for everyone
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by s_henry_paulson 11y ago
If you've worked on projects like this, I'm surprised you'd write such a comment to sabotage such efforts. You're never going to solve the problem of verifying people's identity without some kind of elaborate system
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by s_henry_paulson 11y ago
In my country it's more common to use electronic tags that can be scanned to identify the owner. It would technically be possible to switch the tags.
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by s_henry_paulson 11y ago
I'm gonna go with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-gold + bitcoin
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by s_henry_paulson 12y ago
The bubble started long ago. This is what happens when you have lots of extra money floating around and traditional investments aren't producing results that can beat inflation. People have been shoveling large amounts of money into te
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by s_henry_paulson 12y ago
#7 is arguably even the most important. If only administrators and those above them would be made to understand that there is more to child development than standardized test scores.
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by s_henry_paulson 12y ago
I think he means it's one of those things that is assumed by the general public to be safe. And I too would have never have thought about fetal ultrasounds being unsafe, had it not been for your post.
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by s_henry_paulson 12y ago
Very good note about the goal price. To me, more than anything, that suggests that this was designed to be intentionally misleading.
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by s_henry_paulson 12y ago
I think he was referring to the technology, as in the hardware. To do this stuff properly, you often need big expensive equipment, so the real question is what they are doing to achieve results using cheap hardware.
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by s_henry_paulson 13y ago
My prediction. This will be one of a few stories, the media will be told to silence it, and the public won't care. The most amount of outrage it will likely generate will be a rant by Jon Stewart which will draw laughter, but likely no
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by s_henry_paulson 13y ago
I think the lesson you were supposed to learn is "responsible disclosure"
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by s_henry_paulson 13y ago
Your analogy still does not resolve why only one party in the trial gets to see the evidence in its entirety before it is destroyed. Why would the defense (i.e. the owner of the data) not have the same opportunity as the prosecution to revi
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by s_henry_paulson 13y ago
Disagree. Let's say you are accused of robbing a convenience store. The police take the security footage, review it, and then erase it. According to everyone that saw the tape, you did it, and perhaps they even retain a few seconds o
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by s_henry_paulson 13y ago
You would still need health insurance unless everyone agreed to never leave a 10 mile radius of the work hospital.
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by s_henry_paulson 13y ago
He deserves sympathy for the way this has been handled. He has been held for something like 7 months without charges under a law that is supposed to allow holding someone while evidence is gathered. The person is not supposed to be held fo
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by s_henry_paulson 14y ago
Adding in all of the computer screens in post-production to make sure you get the code right? (1) Un-necessary (2) Expensive (3) No one really cares (4) If you know you're going to fuck it up, why not just plan and do it right the first tim
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by s_henry_paulson 14y ago
To me the warrantless wiretapping scandal IS the proof. I mean if we know that there are Room 614As [1] all over the country, and that they are diverting nearly ALL communications to their facilities, in addition to them building new facili
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by s_henry_paulson 14y ago
AirBnB customer support here. We're really sorry about the inconvenience, and for your troubles... actually I'm just messing with you. Does this look like AirBnB? If you can't get your issue resolved, just do a chargeback, get your money a
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by s_henry_paulson 14y ago
Second glance? Even on the first glance this article doesn't pass the sniff test. Nobody would predict Windows 8 would "stop" the iPad only a month after release. (not to mention the weird comparison of an operating system to a hardware ga
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by s_henry_paulson 14y ago
As much as I dislike Facebook, and don't use their services myself, in the end I think this will be a good thing for the average Facebook user. I'd say 80%+ of people out there fail to have a backup of digital photos and eventually lose the
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by s_henry_paulson 14y ago
Even prior to that in the 1960s the US invented Molten Salt Thorium nuclear reactors at Oak Ridge. They were shelved not because of the abundant supply of Uranium, but rather because they could not be used to make weapons. http://energyf
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by s_henry_paulson 14y ago
I'm not sure what you consider a "large" chamber, but formlabs is supposed to start shipping in April. http://formlabs.com/
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by s_henry_paulson 14y ago
What if you were to get paid in something really non-traditional, like goats. i.e. - I build a fence for a farmer, and he gives me 7 goats. What do I owe the IRS?
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by s_henry_paulson 14y ago
From the comments: Is it me or is it slightly worrying that they seem to have implemented these changes at a client level, meaning that someone could by-pass them with custom software, instead of doing it properly and having the server ref

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