saber_taylor

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by saber_taylor 13y ago
P&G uses an iq-like test from what I've read. The NFL uses the Wonderlic iq test.
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by saber_taylor 13y ago
My take on these numbers is producers versus consumers. Tweets are production, however limited. Or for push/pull model, Talking Tom is all pull, Twitter has some push.
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by saber_taylor 13y ago
HTTP is used since it won't be firewalled.
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by saber_taylor 13y ago
I first tried using my real name back when blogging started (around the same time as Journaling file system buzz on Linux). It was difficult to switch gears from attention seeking. I "lurk more" when using my real name since I try
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by saber_taylor 13y ago
> We cannot really objectively measure or test pain. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolorimeter Perhaps you meant in the brain.
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by saber_taylor 13y ago
I think in that sense, this is more of a social engineering hack. Everyone trusted a common host. You can say the trust was not manipulated into existence by an adversary, but trust was involved, in hindsight.
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by saber_taylor 13y ago
I once read a similar thread but swinging the other way. It was how to get rid of mean people and written by the apparent administrator of the site. When I was in a trivial position of authority once I found that I could deal with troublema
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by saber_taylor 13y ago
I DNRTA, but I was listening to the radio and the lyrics sung were sung to the contrary but I wasn't sure which one I agree with: "By a lady in black / And I held my tongue / As she told me 'Son, / Fear is the heart of love'". Not sure what
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by saber_taylor 13y ago
Does this mean there should be an app so you can comparison shop while in an ambulance? Hey no, I want to go to Hospital B.
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by saber_taylor 13y ago
I saw a suggestion on Reddit where with each million users, the headlines get even more distorted, that there be a karma penalty for distorting the headline. I think that could work if it was on a per subreddit basis.
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by saber_taylor 13y ago
Me too. But it would be nice if news aggregator sites let you opt out of if it bleeds it leads (given the responses here, there's a market). It's certainly within the limits of the filters they use already for personalization bubbles. I wro
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by saber_taylor 13y ago
You'd probably set a chron with crack or John the Ripper which would come with a small password list and do some common permutations and then lock accounts. Ars Technica mentioned a RockYou.com password list that is now the go to list for s
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by saber_taylor 14y ago
The Defcon video is similar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqIz-RNUL1g (not sure if this link is bootleg) https://www.defcon.org/html/links/dc-archives/dc-20-archive.... (just the audio) has the ACLU and the same guy if that makes it m
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by saber_taylor 14y ago
I did a debate on this topic 17 years ago. There are historical parallels though I don't recall the location of smaller regions legalizing marijuana within a larger nation. It's not all sunshine and roses when that happens: trafficking went
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by saber_taylor 14y ago
Without squinting too closely, I think it's this one. I get these on Livejournal and have seen them around the 'net. There's generic content that may apply to any possible post, and then the incentive is the PageRank that flows back from th
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by saber_taylor 14y ago
The "patent troll" companies are not participating in MAD, since they have no products. However they want the min-max for squeezing the patent licensees versus nobody using the innovation. I think the patent troll companies are closer to th