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by sounds 10y ago
Newer memory uses smaller transitors which are more easily corrupted.
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by sounds 10y ago
Ok, I added the i7-7700K, but I only see a $10 price drop: http://imgur.com/a/vDHAv
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by sounds 10y ago
I'm actually curious which prices have changed. A quick google turned up an article claiming prices were being cut [1] but looking at the full price history tells a different story: http://imgur.com/a/vDHAv It loo
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by sounds 10y ago
Ok, let me run with that proposition: 1. Snapchat tries to advise Everytown that ad slots are open and the NRA is likely to capture some of them 2. Everytown can't afford to buy up all the slots at the quoted price (So far, I think bot
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by sounds 10y ago
Article contains an auto-playing video. After I clicked pause and the pause/play icon changed, I scrolled a bit and it started playing again. I am now adding "cnbc.com 127.0.0.1" to my hosts file (i.e. blocking the site.)
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by sounds 10y ago
I thought his mention of Holy Grail was more in line with the definition "a thing that is being earnestly pursued or sought after." [1] I don't think his eschatology was at all a part of his argument.
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by sounds 10y ago
Amy, I believe your story because it is a second independent set of events that closely parallels Susan's story. You do not need to suffer more indignity by "being outed." Best of luck!
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by sounds 10y ago
Eh, Google doesn't use patent litigation as an offense strategy, but they _do_ pursue leaks. They treat leaks (that is, exfiltrating data while employed) very seriously. Offensive. https://www.reddit.com/r/google&#
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by sounds 10y ago
"The Internet...well, as much of it as only requires transit within Estonia" would be a poor simulacrum of the whole. I actually agree that it's going to be a county-by-country battle. Also, Estonia in fact has some of the be
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by sounds 10y ago
I did not downvote your comment, and encourage all who did to post the reason, politely please. Perhaps "No one" is a little too strong, but I think the general gist of what you're saying may be fair. I am not familiar with t
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by sounds 10y ago
Yes, I think a passive listener in promiscuous mode would work. And more listeners located around the room would be even better, if their signals could be very precisely correlated in time. In more detail: CSI is available to the _receiver_
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by sounds 10y ago
For those who want more information on CSI (Channel State Information): http://dhalperi.github.io/linux-80211n-csitool/ This allows you to use a custom firmware developed for the Intel 5300 wireless adapter and read th
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by sounds 10y ago
theaviationist.com article: Royal Norwegian Air Force pilot writes from Arizona his experiences with the F-35 and compares it to his F-16 experience. Possibly a PR piece. He concludes the F-35 is more maneuverable at low speed and high angl
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Google Fiber 2.0 targets [Louisville] where ... AT&TFiber prepares to go nuclear(techrepublic.com)
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by sounds 10y ago
See original blog post: www.wccftech.com And HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13609842
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by sounds 10y ago
And by so doing, protect himself (as I'm sure you're already aware). Never underestimate the ability of a company to suddenly invoke the CFAA in the USA (equivalent laws are available elsewhere). IANAL In this case, I'd like
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by sounds 10y ago
It is speculated[1] that the AMD on-chip memory controllers will have ECC support since previous generations have had it. Do any of the launch motherboards support it? Yes, I'm too lazy to dig out each motherboard and see if it claims
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by sounds 10y ago
Are you willing to drop AT&T and Verizon, regardless of the cost? That also means dropping the MVNO's who just resell AT&T and Verizon's capacity at a lower price. You may have to build your own last mile internet infrastr
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by sounds 10y ago
Your mention of a meta-OS and putting all the content in the cloud made me think of ChromeOS. Seniors probably don't think about putting all their content in the cloud, don't think about inheritance of their online account, and do
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by sounds 10y ago
As someone unfamiliar with Whonix, I wanted to understand the project in a little more detail than what's on the front page. This link was really helpful and thorough: https://www.whonix.org/wiki/Comparison_with_Ot
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by sounds 10y ago
Thanks! I wasn't able to figure out if it really was directly equivalent. (Thanks also to sibling comment pointing out Mouser has the same.)
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by sounds 10y ago
I would love to see something on digikey or mouser that allowed me to search for MOSFETs in a way that was less painful. Let's say you wanted to do a special purpose switching power supply. Digikey doesn't have a column for gate c
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by sounds 10y ago
That's a useful data point.
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by sounds 10y ago
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3088755/windows/a-lawsuit-ove... https://www.extremetech.com/computing/232599-microsoft-slapp... https://www.cnet.com/news/microsoft-p
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by sounds 10y ago
AMD's license for the parts of x64 owned by Intel is conditioned on AMD not getting sold. The license wouldn't be transferrable to the buyer. (So, yeah, AMD could do their own slightly-different chip, using just the bits and bob
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by sounds 10y ago
Very interesting post. In it, I learned that Apple automatically blacklists Apple IDs who log into iMessage using a Hackintosh -- Apple is not "anti-Hackintosh" but spammers apparently try to create lots of accounts, calling custo
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by sounds 10y ago
It's not a walkout if the company is supporting it, organizing it, and the leaders join in it. It's bad reporting to call this a walkout, but it's clickbait. Examples of real walkouts: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by sounds 10y ago
It is not done silently - lack of a public announcement is not the same thing as radio silence. (For CVEs affecting the linux kernel)
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by sounds 10y ago
After reading to the end (very enjoyable),be sure to find out what weaknesses Bletchley Park exploited to break the encryption: http://users.telenet.be/d.rijmenants/en/enigmauboats.htm
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by sounds 10y ago
I can't think of dozens of living whistleblowers who blew the whistle on the CIA or NSA, or both. Which group were you referring to?

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