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by shitlord 12y ago
It's like a flashback to the late 90s!
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by shitlord 12y ago
Isn't Atlassian afraid of getting sued, though? It seems like a HUGE risk to take on a project like Popcorn Time. Then again, Atlassian makes millions of dollars annually.
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by shitlord 12y ago
Interesting development: http://boards.4chan.org/g/thread/43340418/its-official-bitto...
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by shitlord 12y ago
But nobody infiltrated senate computers to begin with...
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by shitlord 12y ago
> Or, the researchers admit, it could mean that the examiners are getting more laid back about giving approvals over time. I would agree with this. My dad is a senior patent examiner at the USPTO. After working his way up, he's beco
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by shitlord 12y ago
> Of course, engineers, designers, marketers, sales people and founders, and everyone else working in a startup, we don't come to the Valley for a pay check. I will never understand this attitude. Why on earth would you want to work
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by shitlord 12y ago
Man, this last season of 24 was awful IMO. The ending was just so incredibly anticlimactic. My favorite part about it was Belchek - what a badass. All he did was blow up stuff, shoot people, kidnap the president, and make Madonna references
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by shitlord 12y ago
Furthermore, if your web server (or database server, or any other interet-facing service) is vulnerable, it won't matter which programming language you are using. Assume that all input is hostile.
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by shitlord 12y ago
This is just speculation, but maybe it's a reference to the fact that the company is funded (in part) by Google.
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by shitlord 12y ago
I dunno man, exploiting a 0day to troll the shit out of people on /b/ also seems pretty great.
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by shitlord 12y ago
Cool as fuck! Will definitely use. Some issues I noticed: * When you are signing up and type your email address into the box, it gives you an error if you press enter (but it works if you click the button) * Typo here: http://i.i
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by shitlord 12y ago
Not DHS. Anyway, I had another account here a long time ago (back when HN had google sign in). After they got rid of google sign in, I couldn't access my account anymore and had to make a new one. I was kind of annoyed, so I decided to
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by shitlord 12y ago
He has a point, though. The entire clearance process is a gigantic pain in the ass, and it takes WAY more time than anything else the DHS (or any triple letter agency) would throw at you. I, personally, been waiting for 15 months and know f
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by shitlord 13y ago
I read somewhere that storing the blade in baby oil also helps it last longer. Something about oxidation...
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by shitlord 13y ago
Right click the start menu in Windows 8.1. There is a command prompt (and admin command prompt) option.
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by shitlord 13y ago
Yes. My parents would never consider purchasing a car over $30k, much less one that costs $40k. I really want a Tesla because it's the environmentally responsible thing to do (provided that you must drive a car). If it ever became af
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by shitlord 13y ago
I'm pretty sure Google Fiber already has this
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by shitlord 13y ago
I think they call it OneDrive now.
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by shitlord 13y ago
To the average person, Dogecoin is basically Bitcoin without any of the libertarianism. It's kind of hilarious how mad some of the Bitcoin guys get whenever Dogecoin is in the news.
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by shitlord 13y ago
I rest my wrists on my laptop whenever I'm not typing. But I type using 4 of my fingers though, lol.
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by shitlord 13y ago
The movie/recording industry has actually been known to use DDOS attacks. IIRC, they hired a company in India to launch a DDOS against some cyberlocker, which prompted Operation Payback.
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by shitlord 13y ago
Airplanes are cool as hell. The entire concept of aviation is kind of a hack in itself, right? A post about airplanes is way better than some thinly-veiled ad for a startup, though.
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by shitlord 13y ago
I wonder who will purchase urethrae.com. I thought fetish porn creators would have bought it by now.
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by shitlord 13y ago
I have Lux and it's pretty good. I barely notice it changing the brightness.
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by shitlord 13y ago
> We should read it all, filter the propaganda out, and try to understand what's happening in this world Agreed. But we shouldn't treat all our sources as equally credible. > You think you exactly know what's happening
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by shitlord 13y ago
To be fair, if this was the mid-2000s and you were an anti-war reporter, would you want to be sent to Iraq?
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by shitlord 13y ago
RT has been spreading what amounts to propaganda for a long, long time now. If that wasn't annoying enough, they vote gamed/spammed reddit enough to get banned from the site. Perhaps the worst part of all of this is that people s
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by shitlord 13y ago
Yes, basic knowledge is useful even if you aren't going to college. But the problem is that the tests reference arcane parts of western culture that an immigrant wouldn't be reasonably expected to know. My parents are both immigra
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by shitlord 13y ago
Just curious: in the US, if you were denied boarding, is the airline obligated to compensate you in the form of cash? Or are they allowed to get away with giving you a voucher for the equivalent amount ("store credit")?
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by shitlord 13y ago
I think these changes are long overdue. To me, the CR portion of the SAT seemed incredibly biased against people from other cultures. Not only was there a language barrier, but also there was the problem of allusions. Many of the passages c

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