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by sobkas 11y ago
I somehow fail to see how this is more than just an advertisement for his game... I would say it's nice one, but I felt a bit duped.
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by sobkas 11y ago
There is a subtle difference between hole in the ground in any place and a http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfcfr/CFRS...
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by sobkas 11y ago
What part of "The agency, however, has reassessed some other water permits in the national forest. In the mid-2000s, for instance, the Forest Service went through the permits of hundreds of cabins and reexamined their use of water from
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by sobkas 11y ago
>s it really so weird that a company would hire someone >with intimate knowledge of a system in order to help navigate that system? System of what? System of neglecting their jobs? >"acquihire" "Regulatory capture&qu
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by sobkas 11y ago
On the other hand we have something like Dishonored (RU). Because Steam. Somehow when I was buying it on Steam(without any proxies or vpn) I ended up with that version. Even tough I have paid full price, not lower one available in Russia. A
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by sobkas 11y ago
Being big is not an excuse for being terrible at security. If they can't secure a big thing, then maybe they should stop building them so big?
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by sobkas 11y ago
"Probably"? Complex as Flash? Whatever it have a big or small team, was started in the late 90s or whatever it causes problems now. So use whatever excuses you like, Flash is still a security concern with opportunity for more 0-da
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by sobkas 11y ago
So if it is so widely known, why no action was taken by anyone to stop them from undermining Internets security? Also not everyone knows how bad Flash is for their security, only few geeks care about reading cve-s. So until it goes to mains
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by sobkas 11y ago
What is news?
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by sobkas 11y ago
You can play streams with: livestreamer http://docs.livestreamer.io/ And chat trough their irc server.
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by sobkas 11y ago
I would like to hear what Adobe have to say about their streak of serious security problems. Not only that, but they should face some consequences for that neglect. At least be forced to publish a working spec for Flash.
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by sobkas 11y ago
>it is never good because it breaks the integrity of the service. So you are trying to imply that HN(or any other link aggregator) have integrity?
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by sobkas 11y ago
My advise: Try to not murder everyone while you build your tehno-utopia? Pretty please?
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by sobkas 11y ago
By that time, owners of this companies will have enough money to retire them and drivers/home owners enough debt to ruin their lives.So everyone that matters wins and are ready to disturb other parts of economy.
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by sobkas 11y ago
Sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.
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by sobkas 11y ago
Calling gold coin a true money is so funny, because it doesn't have inherent value by itself. It's only have value because people agreed to exchange things and services for it. Like a printed money. And if someone thinks gold coin
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by sobkas 11y ago
>borderline illegal It's only illegal when someone is willing to prosecute you for that.
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by sobkas 11y ago
Well, it depends if driver can crash Worlds economy or not. And if it can, there is something wrong with economy, UPS, UPSs CEO, truck and a driver.
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by sobkas 11y ago
There is a subtle difference between company wide push to get rid of employees and severing employment on an individual basis. Giving presumable older people more in the first situation looks like a systematic effort to get rid of them.
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by sobkas 11y ago
>It was unclear what his intentions were. "a tenure-based package to leave the company" People who have been longer with company are also more likely to be older than average employee. So I think he wanted to get rid of "o
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by sobkas 11y ago
> text logs are a universal format Then punch in the face is a universal form of communication. Also EBCDIC is the only encoding future will recognize!
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by sobkas 11y ago
When someones only way to have a better or normal life is to get into military it's hard for me to judge them as harsh.
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by sobkas 11y ago
>Huh? What do you call someone who disrespects the law that the majority follows(any skin colour)? A banker? A politician? How many people were killed for repeatedly destroying economy? None? They destroyed much more property than Baltim
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by sobkas 11y ago
So a death sentence by Judge Dredd is acceptable for being a "thug"? And how one becomes a "thug"? With all the work put into taking away opportunities from people it surprisingly easy. >As won't in a capitalisti
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by sobkas 11y ago
But also this things don't have money to spend on software they can use for free. Or time to contribute in any other way.
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by sobkas 11y ago
But they would have to spend money on tests, wait for them to finish and there might be a possibility tests won't show what they hoped for(even if their hypothesis is true). While speculation is cheap, fast and always trueish enough to
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by sobkas 12y ago
It's a bad headline it should be "The value of writing code and instigating change." It's disrespectful to libv if it stays this way!
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The value of writing code and instigating change(libv.livejournal.com)
6 points by sobkas 12y ago|3 comments
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by sobkas 12y ago
Shapes maybe indicate that Democrat or Republican wins, but doesn't indicate with one. With enough money you can outdemocrat any Democrat or outrepublican any Republican. After election they better play ball or next time no one will gi
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by sobkas 12y ago
adding ?_r=0 at the end doesn't suddenly change the content of the article...

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