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An Analysis of Godlua Backdoor(blog.netlab.360.com)
38 points by ssully 7y ago|5 comments
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by ssully 7y ago
Honestly, those just sound like growing pains for a new building. I would be curious to hear an update on how people like it in a few years.
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Sikh drivers are transforming U.S. trucking(latimes.com)
216 points by ssully 7y ago|145 comments
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by ssully 7y ago
I am a big fan of StarCraft, but I am sure that Overlord was just used for it's dictionary definition in this case.
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by ssully 7y ago
As a recent home buying millennial in the Chicago-land area, this article [1] is pretty accurate. Basically it's a mix between boomers not selling, and millennial's not wanting what they are selling (because what they are selling
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by ssully 7y ago
Has anyone read the full book this is an excerpt from? If the whole book is like this it could be a fun read.
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by ssully 7y ago
I am in my mid-twenties and so far it's a split. My friend and I got married around the same time and had similar wedding styles (less then 10k total cost, no more then 50 guests, after gifts my wife and I basically broke even; I am as
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by ssully 7y ago
Personally, I find your response to be emblematic of what is wrong with our industry. Completely ignoring the quantity and power of the filth that social media is able to generate and being ok with shoveling this shit to "unskilled&quo
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by ssully 7y ago
Google has Inactive Account Manager[1], which lets you specify a user who can get access to your account after a specified time of inactivity has been determined. It also lets you specify if you want the account deleted after so much time.
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by ssully 7y ago
I was going to post the opposite. I think the show is good/great up to season 5 or 6, but the mythology episodes get bad much sooner. I think by season 3 or 4 the mythology stuff is more often bad then good.
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by ssully 7y ago
I'd be willing to say both are terrible and have zero value in our society. I think it would be a great move if Youtube put a policy in place that banned content that pushed content that pushed extreme views (including Islamic extremis
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by ssully 7y ago
Luckily I haven't had a bad experience yet. I've found some reviews to be a little more positive then I would expect, but I would take people being overly generous then the review cesspools I have stumbled upon on Steam or IMBD&#x
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by ssully 7y ago
Incredibly dubious. I have found user ratings for things that draw 'passionate' fan bases (movies, video games, etc) to be nearly useless over the last 3 to 5 years. Review bombings are becoming all too common over issues that mor
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by ssully 7y ago
I am going to guess that people calling the show terrifying has nothing to do with the green rubber suits.
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by ssully 7y ago
I have read about a few related to civilian flights, but this one always sticks with me [1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan_Air_Lines_flight_1628_in...
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by ssully 7y ago
Outside of what you describe (the little edge case issue that pop up 5% of the time), I found the biggest problem for on boarding for password managers is just time. I was able to successfully get my Dad to switch to LastPass, but it took a
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by ssully 7y ago
Since 2004, Chicago Police Department paid out $662 million [1] in police misconduct settlements. The optimist in me says that the cost of proper police reform, training, body cameras, video storage, and actually punishing bad cops would be
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by ssully 7y ago
My wife is vegetarian, so by extension I end up being very conscious of vegetarian options. It's generally pretty easy to find good for her, but I am pretty surprised how limited the options can be. I feel like it's a coin flip wi
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by ssully 7y ago
Safe assumption since the first paragraph says they are doing this to better compete against Google
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by ssully 7y ago
Ads like that suck, but I think you are pearl clutching a bit.
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by ssully 7y ago
There is a little more then that, but it is literally just a series of glorified tech demos.
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by ssully 7y ago
The biggest difference is Elite is a released and playable game, and Star Citizen is currently a series of tech demos and promises.
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by ssully 7y ago
In addition to your point, I think another big factor is the rise of early access games. Before Kickstarter got big in 2012/2013, there wasn't an easy way to do crowd funding or early access (now supported on Steam, Xbox, Epics ga
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by ssully 8y ago
I don't think it's that hard to imagine that at a minimum a sensation like phantom pain existing in this scenario.
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by ssully 8y ago
It isn't a moot point, it is literally the point of the article. The whole article is explaining the history of the 737 and explaining why they designed the max to avoid retraining. It mentions digital UIs, fly-by-wire, and other desig
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by ssully 8y ago
Going back to Gmail, it is pretty baffling the features it is missing from inbox. Lacking bundles is bad, but having no equivalent to archive/mark all as read is terrible. I used to do a quick scroll through my junk to verify I didn&#x
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by ssully 8y ago
I would argue that the people who are concerned about "what future lines will be drawn" when the first line being drawn is banning white supremacists are the ones who should be making more elegant points.
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by ssully 8y ago
FTL was a Kickstarted game from devs with zero pedigree (to my knowledge) and it was also a indie hit. While I agree Into The Breach owes some success to the devs being established now, but I don't think you negate my point about this
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by ssully 8y ago
It's not just game pass though. Microsoft has flat out said they are moving towards streaming. They are also doing things like making Xbox live a service on the Nintendo Switch, iOS and Android. Game Pass the way it is today is just an
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by ssully 8y ago
While I am not a fan of many F2P games, their popularity and impact are undeniable. The trap that you should avoid falling into is assuming that's the only way games can thrive. F2P games are huge and dominate the conversation, but I t

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