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shshhdhs
10y ago
I think of it as a public service, so others don't have to do the same. Thanks!
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OP said sleepfast increases his battery life. It sounds like you lose whatever is in memory though
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10y ago
This kind of comment does nothing to contribute to the conversation.
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"At least the papers on requirements and methods for achieving that were all published." Hi there! Ive seen you post on these before; do you have a collection of links or references to papers an infosec engineer interested in this
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10y ago
Is there an upper maximum threshold?
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10y ago
Here is the English landing page on Intel's direct site: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-tech...
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On mobile, the insecurity appears below the break for Github. I would encourage you to move the insecurity warning to the top of the description.
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Nothing substantial here
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10y ago
This is from 2015
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It's also important to hold science accountable with a healthy level of skepticism. There have only been a few reports on HN of bad science, journal bias, biased studies, and even potentially coverups (Theranos), but there are a lot mo
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10y ago
President Obama's background as a constitutional expert is perhaps the most interesting sub-context when reflecting on this particular part of his political legacy. If he writes a memoir, I'd be curious enough to read that chapter
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Is there currently someone in UK prison for not giving up their password?
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10y ago
Really cool! What software do you use for this?
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Ya, if the code was open source and I could run locally, then I definitely would.
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That news article does not say that SA funded the Iraq-Iran war: "Both Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates provided financial backing for Iraq's eight-year war against Iran, which ended in an armistice in 1988."
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10y ago
It is interesting that Iran blamed the United States for that, and mobs burned down a US embassy because of the propaganda. Does anything actually point to US involvement?
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I was thinking of Central WA but the prices were still high. I haven't looked too much into Eastern WA. How are things there? Sounds like you are enjoying life, but it sounds like you might move to a cheaper COL? Is the COL in Eastern
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10y ago
It sounds like they fixed the RHEL Update infrastructure, but they didn't fix this: "Additionally, if you duplicated a Red Hat Enterprise Linux virtual hard disk and created a new instance from it all billing association seemed to
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10y ago
I also had my employer purchase a license. I switched to Atom for a bit, but promptly returned to Sublime
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Perhaps a good way to explain the bias that you mentioned is "tunnel vision"?
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I believe they aren't preventative measures, but responsive. So if Google contacts ICANN, then they may do something about it
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This is a fantastic summary, thank you!
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I imagine that would be a one time subsidy, not annually?
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Wow, I had no idea Nebraska only had one legislative house. Very interesting. Now I feel the urge to read the history of why they decided on only one.
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This is really cool! What's the reason for the blue & violet colors to be raised more than others in the wave? Is it just the timing of the snapshot? As in, another picture might show another color at the top of the wave? Or is the
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10y ago
I think OP is just saying that non-repudiation is a really important component for using key pairs, and so key pairs should be generated by the owner.
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Sure, but that doesn't address an attack that certain precincts that vote a specific party line could be compromised. If 100 attackers at 100 precincts slit some seals than that could swing a swing state
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The electoral college was a compromise from two centuries ago. I don't see any reason why that compromise is necessary anymore.
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Mortality by age, and mortality by violence, starvation, sanitary conditions, diseases, etc, etc are very different problems. See the difference?
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Both is fine. I disagreed with OP that it is the goal of "everyone". It is only the problem of the rich.
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