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by tacotime 12y ago
oh my god, it's even more entertaining with the wayback machine's page header.
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by tacotime 12y ago
The point is they have the capability and because of your government's secret court system the general public very well may never find out whether or not the capability has been taken advantage of. I can guarantee you that the "au
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by tacotime 12y ago
I think it's less about generating a certificate and more about managing and serving push notifications which assumedly takes resources to serve and manage. Not to mention the cost of setting up the servers in the first place. They hav
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by tacotime 12y ago
Why deny your kid the ability to mod?!? Dude, you're putting your kid in a box by not letting him explore the world of modding. The ability to add something new to your game is a powerful one and I think it can help a kid wrap his head
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by tacotime 12y ago
"...and share his vision of gaming." I think you may be ascribing meaning to a man with no such vision. He says he just wants to have fun and tinker, not change the world and I think that probably sums up his sentiments pretty wel
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by tacotime 12y ago
Because android is a google run product/service and it is possible that our government could force google's hand into using it's presumed ability to compromise the security of an Android device via some custom patched system
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by tacotime 12y ago
well if you know about this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_authority and you know about our government's secret subpoenas/courts then you should be able to connect the dots yourself. The fed can (th
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by tacotime 12y ago
woah, I hadn't even considered that the term has an explicit legal definition. Scary stuff. Protect and serve the people but do it behind closed doors because the people can't handle the truth, right? Problem is the people can&#x2
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by tacotime 12y ago
I think many people would agree that the price discrepancy does have a lot to do with branding and marketing strategy. Intel is a larger wealthier company and they assumedly pour a lot more money into R&D than AMD. If you go purely by m
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by tacotime 12y ago
4real dog hardcore gamerz only use arm procs. Angry birds4life. Seriously though, what are you talking about?
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by tacotime 12y ago
ummmmmm, twice the number I get from my current 64GB non-ecc system?
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by tacotime 12y ago
Idk... I'm struggling to see why an average user in the overclocking/high-end pc market would run into the 64 gig limit assuming the high end market has a relatively short part lifetime. I mean if you're in it for the video e
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by tacotime 12y ago
Actually they don't embed themselves in the ice, the ice is free floating with very little friction on top of the water and pushes the rocks using inertia from the wind. "Lorenz (one of the co-authors of this piece) has disproven
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by tacotime 12y ago
Thanks for following up. I had assumed you were talking about some aspect of the site's design so I just looked through the html for a couple minutes before giving up. And now I'm too busy being impressed to feel like a dumbass
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by tacotime 12y ago
I also shudder at the thought of Bitlocker being the de facto standard for the average American's crypto needs. Microsoft is consistently the first to kneel before any and every demand of the NSA at the behest of their board members. S
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by tacotime 12y ago
But you can't "just repeat it until it succeeds" because there's a deterministic chance (1/128 in the case of the cards) that a De Bruijn cycle occurs more than once in the same sequence. So to just repeat it until
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by tacotime 12y ago
For real, does anyone actually thing civilian gun ownership could ever actually play a role in protest confrontations like this? If one dude started firing at the police so many bystanders would be in the line of fire. And just forget about
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by tacotime 12y ago
You don't need a fucking sniper rifle to fire a shot in the air.
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by tacotime 12y ago
Like it makes a fucking difference... Your civilian gun rights can't protect you when there's a team of police armed with assault rifles and body armor marching down your street. Are you seriously suggesting civilians take up coun
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by tacotime 12y ago
Yeah but you probably can't afford the gear/internet connection it would take to bring a Russian hospital to its knees whereas the NSA could probably bring every Russian hospital to their collective knees before any human knew wha
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by tacotime 12y ago
Where can I get me one of those sweet sweet black market routers?
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by tacotime 12y ago
How about traditional journalism and reporting as a method of intelligence? The government is supposed to be for and by the people and I for one don't feel comfortable with my tax dollars going to aid this sort of actively offensive es
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by tacotime 12y ago
So you're saying the world can be deterministic and you can still have free will? That would mean you would have to believe in something like souls then, right? Something outside of this physical world that influences your physical exi
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by tacotime 12y ago
I don't know about all that quantum math craziness or that spin fin twin nonsense but it sounds like Conway shares a long standing sentiment I've had that "free will" is a story we tell ourselves because we want to belie
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by tacotime 12y ago
Eh, I feel like if you can concisely highlight a metaphor's shortcomings it only makes for a stronger, less ambiguous, metaphor. For example, it hadn't explicitly occurred to me that it would be easier to separate the colors than
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by tacotime 12y ago
Oh my god, can you get me in the FBaaS beta?
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by tacotime 12y ago
The point is that a search and replace from "U.S." to "United States" is an unusual change. I have not seen evidence of this firsthand yet so I am just taking Moral_ on his word but if that is the case and there are a
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by tacotime 12y ago
If two groups with opposing messages control the key, it's pretty clear that the key is compromised in some manner.
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by tacotime 12y ago
The one thing I have to add. Maybe by taking this route, the author(s) hope to inspire others to see the obvious need for a project like truecryp more dramatically. It's not like old bin/source repos aren't available in 100 d
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by tacotime 12y ago
Then why pour so much work into re-authoring and re-releasing the program for all os's? And why offer such a canned bullshit explanation like the end of the availability of windows xp? All to show the trolls how much they miss truecry

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