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by saganus 10y ago
So if Akamai can't hold an attack of this size, who can? Or is it that they actually can hold it off but it costs too much money?
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by saganus 10y ago
Not sure how popular this take on finance is, here in HN (really I have no idea), but I found these two very interesting. "The New Depression: The Breakdown of the Paper Money Economy" and "The Dollar Crisis: Causes, Conseque
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Multiclick experiment(boltkey.cz)
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The Greatest Sales Deck I’ve Ever Seen(medium.com)
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The Greatest Sales Deck I’ve Ever Seen(medium.com)
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by saganus 10y ago
Creating a certificate might be easy for someone with the proper skillset. However creating an world-class organization that provides certificates as easily as LE does... definitely not.
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by saganus 10y ago
I would argue that one extra point of interest would be the definition of the crimes that are considered worthy of capital punishment. I think people could fall into a spectrum between the axiomatic views you present depending on what is co
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Fewer of the world’s entrepreneurs say they need Silicon Valley anymore(qz.com)
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Fewer of the world’s entrepreneurs say they need Silicon Valley anymore(qz.com)
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by saganus 10y ago
I remember doing something similar except it was with my cable provider, when they first came into town. Since all clients would basically be connected to a LAN, as soon as I found I could port scan random users I started doing it. Of cours
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The Six Dumbest Ideas in Computer Security (2005)(ranum.com)
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by saganus 10y ago
You could use something like mailinator to create a disposable address and go from there.
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by saganus 10y ago
What? Why would Verizon want to connect anything to your mom's car? That's very strange. Could it be that they want to monitor cellphone coverage maybe? Or even monitor their competitors' coverage? It just creeps me the hell
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by saganus 10y ago
Wow. That's truly insane. However I guess anyone who values something so much would also go to great lengths to protect it. Still... wow. I mean, how much does it cost to design and implement that system alone? tens of millions of usd
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Scientists predict the existence of a new boson(phys.org)
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by saganus 10y ago
The repo was disabled by GitHub apparently
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Apollo 11 bag used for lunar samples focus of legal dispute(foxnews.com)
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by saganus 10y ago
It's very exciting for me to dream of a future where we manage to tap into the visual cortex and maybe then we'll be able to see as if we had 4 or maybe more cones. I really hope this result is verified and confirmed. It's ve
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Pokemon Go ban for New York sex offenders(bbc.co.uk)
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by saganus 10y ago
People usually talk about learning programming through games. This is one of those attempts, except this one is made by the people that built World of Goo. I have started playing it and found it actually quite interesting and fun. I am in n
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Tomorrow Corporation: Human Resource Machine Game(tomorrowcorporation.com)
1 points by saganus 10y ago|1 comments
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by saganus 10y ago
This happens to me too but I thought I was going crazy! It's good to know I'm not alone in this. Also, since I don't remember the exact version I'm currently using it feels like I'm always using an old installation
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by saganus 10y ago
I guess that's why the saying goes "you need money to make money" and similar ones like "money attracts money". It seems that at some point after becoming very wealthy your money can produce more money than you can
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by saganus 10y ago
Wow... plane noise flying above you (how high?) every 90 seconds ? all day!? How can you live with that amount of noise? isn't it like way too much? And of course I don't mean you you but in general people living there.
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by saganus 10y ago
Ah. It definitely looks similar to that. I also noticed that he would move the skull shaped lever up and down and that would change the rotation on the transformer so I guess it's also to show the power up process. Yes, I was also thin
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by saganus 10y ago
Yeah, I also was thinking about that think leaning over and then causing some damage.
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by saganus 10y ago
Can someone explain to me what's going on with the control panel? I see three round things and rotating things below that. What are those? Also, isn't it dangerous to have that equipment indoors in a carpeted room? Obviously he pr
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by saganus 10y ago
I think it's probably hyperbole. If it's "thousands" as in 1002 rejections, that's almost 3 years of doing one interview every day, from Monday to Sunday. Even if you assume two interviews per day, that's still
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by saganus 10y ago
That sapphire disc tech is very interesting. And while browsing their product sheet [1], I thought this would be great for me to store my most valuable stuff. And then it hit me... if I bought the 500 or even the 2500 document disc... what
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by saganus 10y ago
Awesome! Yes, exactly that. I tried searching for "petabyte" but I guess I came 1 order of magnitude short... Thanks a lot! It was driving me crazy..

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