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by spiantino 14y ago
Would you mind explaining this piece of the story in a little more detail? "When the attackers stumbled upon this, probably by accident, it resulted in a lot of bogus traffic being injected into the IXP fabrics in an unusual way, until the
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by spiantino 14y ago
I'm not sure how you know what she thought or how she interprets the privacy rules. If someone posts something as friends only and someone jacks the link to the image and posts it on twitter, publicly, it doesn't mean the poster doesn't kno
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by spiantino 14y ago
No, she (understandably) didn't know Callie was friends with her sister.
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by spiantino 14y ago
She posted it as "friends only" and tagged her family members. The person who tweeted it saw it and assumed that it was showing up because she is a subscriber of Randi's public posts, though in reality it wasn't public and she saw it throug
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by spiantino 14y ago
Safari uses a tracing JIT compiler, meaning that it's taking pieces of javascript and, in real time, turning them into machine code and executing the machine code. It then will save these "traces" and reuse them for recurring pieces of code
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by spiantino 15y ago
Just because the answer to the question is logical and unsurprising doesn't mean it's not the answer to the question.
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by spiantino 15y ago
I think you should read more about how the world works before you say dumb things like this
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by spiantino 15y ago
circular logic detected
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by spiantino 15y ago
My guess that windows is in a loop of reading bytes from the source and writing the bytes to the destination. As munin mentions, the appropriate transaction size of writes to a device will be related to how much data the CacheManager choose
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by spiantino 15y ago
"Economics in One Lesson", chapter 7. Everyone should read that book http://www.fee.org/pdf/books/Economics_in_one_lesson.pdf
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by spiantino 15y ago
not sure what a .pac file is, but yes, this is how it works.
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by spiantino 15y ago
Data! http://www.pea.com/imd/airline-pilot-salary.html http://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/McDonald-s-Store-Manager-Sal... Maybe they start around the same, but they certainly diverge pretty quick.
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by spiantino 15y ago
The labor market is different than a commodity market, but that doesn't mean economics don't apply. There are switching costs, people are not fungible, and labor skills represent a huge time/money investment. But this misses the point. We w
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by spiantino 15y ago
While I don't think it was presented as such, the "start your own airline" comment is, to me, the correct response to "people aren't being paid what they deserve". It turns out we are unlikely to agree as to what people deserve to be paid f
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by spiantino 16y ago
I worked with him in my undergrad research. Luis is one of those people who communicates with such ease and simplicity that not only is it obvious he's extremely smart, he actually makes you feel smarter as well.
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by spiantino 16y ago
This actually frustruates me because it indicates the author has the reverse problem - caring about and evaluating a candidate based on whether they ask him questions at the end of the interview. I'm really skeptical this is a good screen f