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How Orange Is the New Black became Netflix's best series(rollingstone.com)
3 points by tcoppi 13y ago|0 comments
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by tcoppi 13y ago
For a slightly different perspective on this, I work for a very small (<25 people) defense contractor in the MD/DC area, and coming from a civilian government position, it is a breath of fresh air. The management has cultivated rela
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by tcoppi 13y ago
I just added the "Google Cast" extension on both my mac and Linux Chrome installs and it appears to work on both(as far as I can determine them to work without actually having a chromecast yet, anyway.)
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by tcoppi 13y ago
I agree, being one of the maybe 12 people in the world that actually uses a Google TV and likes it, I hoped they would have at least mentioned something about it, even that they were killing it. That being said, I still bought a chromecast
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by tcoppi 13y ago
Do you know if there is support for the Linux version of Google Chrome?
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Introvert? Act like an Extrovert to feel happier.(online.wsj.com)
4 points by tcoppi 13y ago|0 comments
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The Hunger Games Game Theory Programming Tournament(brilliant.org)
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by tcoppi 13y ago
Except there isn't "experiment" anywhere on that page, it is being billed as a final, nearly-complete product.
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by tcoppi 13y ago
They don't even have final specs nailed down, and they're trying to raise $32 million for a production run?
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by tcoppi 13y ago
That might not actually work, seeing as how Detroit already has a population problem and higher taxes will probably force even more of them out, leading to flat or lower overall revenue.
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by tcoppi 13y ago
I don't think anyone is saying it is "ok", but if you increase the minimum wage to something "livable", eventually it will be profitable for employers to start automating those jobs out of existence (for example, wi
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by tcoppi 13y ago
One thing you should keep in mind when doing this is all traffic will be routed through the gateway, so if you say had a home desktop connected with a VPS running as the OpenVPN server, connections routed to the home desktop will go through
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by tcoppi 13y ago
Apparently Regulation of exploits has made it into the 2014 NDAA: http://blog.erratasec.com/2013/07/thanks-eff-for-outlawing-c...
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Elon Musk to publish hyperloop design by August(twitter.com)
293 points by tcoppi 13y ago|167 comments
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by tcoppi 13y ago
This is the best argument against making them illegal, in my opinion. If you believe source code, code implementing cryptography, and privacy software like Tor and OTR is speech, then you can't set a double-standard just because you do
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by tcoppi 13y ago
That doesn't explain why they need to be completely outlawed rather than more strictly controlled, or some other medium. Also, if exploits are "quite impossible" to manage like regular weapons(and I agree that is probably the
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by tcoppi 13y ago
Right, so why is nobody instead saying that exploit sales should be regulated? Why are most people drawing such stark distinctions between exploit weapons and meatspace weapons?
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by tcoppi 13y ago
I swear I'm not trying to be rude or snarky here, but do you also believe that manufacturing and selling weapons (guns, ammo, aircraft carriers, whatnot) should be illegal?
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by tcoppi 13y ago
How long ago was this a complement? I've never heard that phrase used in such a manner.
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by tcoppi 13y ago
I am claiming nothing of the sort, you are putting words in my mouth. I am merely suggesting that everyone is very quick to jump to conclusions when very little is factually known at this point. The guardian's liveblog is covering all
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by tcoppi 13y ago
Or, you know, maybe they actually didn't deny his flight the airspace?
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by tcoppi 13y ago
AP is now reporting that France didn't block the plane: http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/E/EU_NSA_SURVEILLANCE?S...
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by tcoppi 13y ago
Interesting, he says he is a US citizen in that letter, but didn't he say he was "stateless" recently?
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by tcoppi 13y ago
It is pretty much the backbone of his argument in the letter, so I don't think it is overly pedantic.
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Snowden sought Booz Allen job to gather evidence on NSA surveillance(scmp.com)
9 points by tcoppi 13y ago|7 comments
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by tcoppi 13y ago
The NSA is part of the Department of Defense...
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AntiTaintDroid - Stealing private information on Android for Fun and Profit(gsbabil.github.io)
4 points by tcoppi 13y ago|0 comments
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Eavesdropping on a wireless keyboard(windytan.blogspot.fr)
2 points by tcoppi 14y ago|0 comments
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by tcoppi 14y ago
There aren't that many combinations you need to brute force in order for it to work. http://www.blackhatlibrary.net/TCP-RST_Injection has sample code and an explanation of the attack. EDIT: Just downloaded the sample code and it looks lik
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by tcoppi 14y ago
Given the way Valve works, it would not surprise me at all to learn that they have been working on Steam for linux in some capacity since 2006.

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