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   by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

   I'd like to know the protocol for the deployment of these sound cannons. If they first try to apply officers on the ground to direct crowds, and then deploy sonic cannons afterwards when the aforementioned fails, then i personally feel
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   by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

   I'm skeptical. As far as i can tell their 'unhackable' solution is some form of super advanced ASLR that moves 'some' kind of software around and decrypts and re-encrypts it on the fly. By continually encrypting wit
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   by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

   Why should Discovery of these "specs" be scary? I find it fascinating, by know the limitations of myself I can actively choose to think in ways that I am more likely to be good at. I can use that new active process of thinking to
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   by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

   I'd like to hear more about the processor bugs in question. Are these purposefully introduced flaws? If the bug(s) in question extend across all x86 processors that begs the question, was it intentional. Why would the flaw have not bee
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   by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

   cool. I want wget now
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   by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

   Some of these comments arguing that it's 'correct' behavior begs the question, do we want 'correct' or 'predictably expect-able' behavior. What i mean by that is most people would likely not expect a car t
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   by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

   I think music's appeal is related to the rythmns of heartbeats. Logic being you find comfort in being close to another human, an advantage to be in pairs. Therefore the brain is hardwired to prefer rythmns around that pace. Just my the
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   by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

   Does anyone know if this is just marketing or if they've actually solved the technical problem. If they have solved it, what's the ETA (months, years, decades)?
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   by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

   This is one of those things that you don't really need, but may REALLY need at some point in the future. Also who names emojis, are they author named!? Also, Also. Github could use some optimization, forking this froze my browser. Rend
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    by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

    This is obvious for anyone who does game development. Matrices are use to convert between 3d game coords -> screen coords. Also almost all movements/rotations/scaling of objects in game is done via matrix multiplications. I use
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    Ask HN: Protecting open-source based commercial software?

    1 points by stevemk14ebr 9y ago|2 comments
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    by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

    This is one of the most impressive projects i have ever seen. By far.
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    by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

    I think this is a highly personal topic. As a student myself i find a laptop in class is very nice, i can type my notes faster, and organize them better. Most of my professors lectures are scatter brained and i frequently have to go back to
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    by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

    Ran a comparison just for fun. Ubuntu 16.04, on netflix chrome jumps between ~15%-40% CPU. Firefox was a solid 40%-55%. And i noticed UI lags when loading netflix pages, took me 3 minutes to go back to chrome.
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    HP shipping keylogger in driver since 2015(kitguru.net)

    2 points by stevemk14ebr 9y ago|0 comments
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    by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

    slightly less excited now :(
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    by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

    3 important questions: 1) My university blocks LogMeInHamachi which is the main tool i've tried to get around hosting behind a NAT. Will this likely be blocked too, or is it not possible to tell without trying 2) Is there any costs ass
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    by stevemk14ebr 9y ago

    what is meant by reversible?
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    by stevemk14ebr 10y ago

    Do C and C++ and ill pay
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    MultiSnap: A Fix for Windows' Multi-Monitor AeroSnap(github.com)

    1 points by stevemk14ebr 10y ago|0 comments
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    by stevemk14ebr 10y ago

    Actually really interesting. It speaks of how people interpret the law to make it do what they want, and eventually precedent gets set and that made-up law becomes true.
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    by stevemk14ebr 10y ago

    I wonder how Ruby will compete with this. Crystal basically seems like Ruby 3.0 to me (major improvement is speed, btw Ruby is currently on 2.*).
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    by stevemk14ebr 10y ago

    please don't switch to crystal until it's more developed. I don't want my plane crashing because of a language bug.
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    by stevemk14ebr 10y ago

    IMHO it's dumb to limit the libraries to just two files. Whether or not a library is included in the list should be determined on a per-library basis. Some header-only libraries simply require more than one header file or the source co
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    by stevemk14ebr 10y ago

    Also I wrote an article on how it all works on codeproject: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1100579/PolyHook-The-Cpl...
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    by stevemk14ebr 10y ago

    hey guys i'm the creator thanks for the views! I plan on adding Export address table stuff soon, making it cross platform, and i will look into improving IAT hooks! Anything else i should look into?