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samirm
8y ago
read a book
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8y ago
>It's very ironic to me that offensive technologies do not threaten world peace as much as defensive technologies. ummm... what?
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8y ago
I want to believe you, but the only example I found doesn't work.
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8y ago
>There's no reliable way to prevent Clickjacking just turn off js >_>
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8y ago
Can you and/or your wife share your opinions on mental health in japanese society? Are people with mental illnesses looked down upon like in most of the world? Are psychologists/therapists a thing? etc.
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9y ago
Sure, but that has nothing to do with the fact that they're saying they won't compete, but assist if that wasn't the case.
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9y ago
loving the analogy
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9y ago
Hi Eilene, interesting questions, but I don't have anything to share except for a few questions of my own. Have you done any of these drugs listed in the responses? Would you ever try any of them and why/ not? What is your underst
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9y ago
> Plus, coffee tastes good. >_>
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9y ago
what a clickbait title
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9y ago
the article is free to download... Seems like there's a lot of people who just read the abstract without reading the paper.
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9y ago
Have you tried the developer edition? https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/developer/
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9y ago
what a load of shit. as if hardware bugs don't exist
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10y ago
The last question seems really misleading. Most modern CPUs have a cache size of 8MB (max), yet the answer is >300MB?
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10y ago
Completely agree. It's the (lack of) data that's the issue, not exposure to technology.
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10y ago
>These techniques permit the CIA to bypass the encryption of WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram... So much for guaranteed encryption and safety.
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10y ago
Surprised this article is so popular, as if this stuff is news... especially on a tech site.
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10y ago
> Don't wait; do the things you want to do today. Terrible general advice, especially for someone younger. The key to life is balance not just one or the other.
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10y ago
I think he meant by a traveler who is stopped by a TSA agent.
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10y ago
Is there something similar for woodworking?
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10y ago
Network Security Through Data Analysis http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920028444.do
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10y ago
8 is nowhere near good enough.
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10y ago
not talking about a specific topic for a week does not mean it's getting banned forever...
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10y ago
How is this not at the top of the board? I can't wait until more people start applying these ideas to figure out optimal apply parameters in all these data mining and machine learning algorithms. Maybe actually put some science and rea
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10y ago
>people assume they are going to land on the mid-upper end of it no matter what the range is Well who's fault is that? And that statement in itself is a (factually incorrect) assumption.
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10y ago
Sentdex: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfzlCWGWYyIQ0aLC5w48gBQ Lots of great ML stuff
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10y ago
I don't find them creepy at all. Guess it's just a preference thing.
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10y ago
I was wondering the exact same thing.
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10y ago
just because something is open source doesn't mean it would be allowed to be used on the "commons"
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10y ago
downvoted for saying thanks... what a toxic community
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