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by sebcat 13y ago
That has not been my experience, ever. I only had "problems" with my bank once, that was when I was buying parachute equipment from France. The transfer went through, the bank contacted me and said "we have turned off intern
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by sebcat 13y ago
I'm on a phone with shitty wifi atm so looking at the code would be hard to say the least. However, I am curious, how do you deal with packet loss? The reason I'm asking is because, most people who claim to "scan the Internet
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by sebcat 13y ago
Java 8 will have static type inference, and some other goodies too.
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Swedish Migration Board on residence permit for Syrians(migrationsverket.se)
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by sebcat 13y ago
Great product, I'm sure. CAT's should be mentioned too, they're used on arms and legs and can be applied quickly. Hope I'll never have to need one (not serving) 'preventable death'... Policy and politics has th
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by sebcat 13y ago
How can you have blind-/boolean based SQL injection without any false positives? I would at least expect some level of false positives for these methods as they generally imply causation from correlation.
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by sebcat 13y ago
This can't be stressed enough. It's not all about bandwidth, packet loss is very real.
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by sebcat 13y ago
I wish I had seen it as a kid. It really has a lot of depth in it, a lot of empathy. Self-sacrifice. Not showing the world as good/bad but as the complex system it really is. Not giving up. A lot better than your average saturday morni
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by sebcat 13y ago
I've lived in a couple of villages/towns/cities in Sweden, and the garbage trucks do pick up the sorted household garbage. Recycling centers are for stuff like old furniture, used engine oil, etc. I guess you could implement
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by sebcat 13y ago
People here don't care. The general opinion about the right to privacy is that it's A Good Thing, but why would you care about your data if you have nothing to hide? The debate focusing on questions regarding privacy and integrity
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by sebcat 13y ago
No, I'm not saying that. I'm saying this article trivializes what I consider to be real addiction.
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by sebcat 13y ago
Porn addict, food addict. I don't think negative habitual behavior equals addiction. Not to marginalize people who has problem with porn or food habits, but poor self-control and bad habits does not equal addiction in my book. I'm
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by sebcat 13y ago
They're lay people and tend to follow the professional judge. They are often times more biased than professional judges when it comes to high-morals (I have no data supporting this claim, but remember that these people want to judge).
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by sebcat 13y ago
Interesting side track: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judiciary_of_Sweden In district court, there's one judge and three lay judges appointed by politicians. I've always found this strange.
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by sebcat 13y ago
Title is wrong. Instead of saying that 16% of web vulns are XSS, it should say that 16% of the findings reported by this particular product/service are XSS. Web vulnerability scanners can diff a lot in their results. Crawling algos&#x2
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by sebcat 13y ago
Annie Lööf voted for the law in the end after some minor changes were made and "promises" where given. Didn't know about Fredrick Federley crying, but I found it on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyf
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by sebcat 13y ago
Just want to emphasize the difference between the FRA law and what's happening in the U.S. right now: FRA (swedish agency doing SIGINT) don't need a warrant. This is all supported by law. "Nothing to hide" dominated the
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by sebcat 13y ago
Definition of spinster: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinster
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by sebcat 13y ago
> it's a common term of parole for computer criminals to be denied computer use, even for their work. He's not sentenced. And he's in Sweden (not common to deny computer use in the same way as in the U.S.) I would be interested in findi
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by sebcat 13y ago
No, it showed higher achievement and lower rate of depression among the "permissive" group.
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by sebcat 14y ago
What if confidentiality and authenticity would be handled by IPSec/DNSSEC instead of using solutions at the transport layer? This is not my idea, or new, but it makes more sense to me. Why do we move towards implementing security measures h
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by sebcat 14y ago
This is so true. The country I live in has about the same number of inhabitants as NYC. Today I read an article in a business magazine local to this country saying something like "we [as a country] need to be able to compete with the world"
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by sebcat 14y ago
Having spent time in the military, it makes sense to me. Hurry up and wait :) I actually like that way of doing things. Boarded a flight recently and fell asleep at once after sitting down. Woke up three hours later, plane was descending. I
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by sebcat 14y ago
Scandinavia is small, but depending on who you ask it's not homogenous. E.g: http://www.sweden.se/eng/Home/Work/Life_in_Sweden/A_multicul...
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by sebcat 14y ago
That's really not what you should be thinking about when considering bying a pet.
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by sebcat 14y ago
> Just a guess, but might part of it be because in other countries it's easier to die from it? Exposure is a relatively small percentage of the CoD among homeless people in Scandinavia. Homeless people can get food and shelter here. Alc
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by sebcat 14y ago
Funny, slightly off topic, but still relevant fact: When I google my name, the first page is about a sex offender living in Texas.
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by sebcat 14y ago
I dropped out of school (college equiv.), started parachuting from airplanes and solid objects, joined the military, dropped out of the military, ended up as a software developer. All that matters in the end is that you like what you do. An
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by sebcat 14y ago
29Ah is often used in various ways as a tribute of sorts to that group. Anyone likely to write something like this is also likely to have "grown up" being influenced by 29a. Or maybe the writer just needed to align? I use 666 for dummy vals
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by sebcat 14y ago
A couple of years ago, a couple getting their food from trashcans around here got poisoned by the cooling agent you put in cars. They were found in their apt. a couple of weeks later. The hypothesis was that someone was tired of having them

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