teeja

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by teeja 13y ago
I think it was probably instructive for the hackers to analyze the General attempting to do social-engineering.
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by teeja 13y ago
Considering how much I use WP, they're gonna need a terabyte just for me.
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by teeja 13y ago
Nitpicker point: It's been a while since I used a CC, but used to a lot, and the user stands pretty close to the cards as they read them (specially for the lower drawers). A drone might have a chance, but not a FIB-cam.
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by teeja 13y ago
Not yet for en.m.wikipedia.org.
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by teeja 13y ago
Just in time for the BREACH exploit. http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/08/gone-in-30-seconds-n... Time to get the TLS hangups sorted and upgrade to 1.2 ?!
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by teeja 13y ago
Who wants to bet they wouldn't have to?
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by teeja 13y ago
Yeah, but names like Treadmill and BlackBriar just sound so cool though. At least they stopped using "Project" and "Operation" prefixes when they got tired.
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by teeja 13y ago
"Russia's action today is a disgrace and a deliberate effort to embarrass the United States." - John McCain The US needed no help to embarrass itself. It chose the course it has taken with Guantanamo and Manning and Binney an
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by teeja 13y ago
That discussion is full of the usual run-arounds. The man scored a major point, and Mozilla has chosen to run away from it. The DNT flag, so far, looks just like the worthless piece of promotional fluff and 3-card Monte it is. ESPECIALLY if
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by teeja 13y ago
Old books and old movies don't sell at new media prices. They would cut into potential profits for new works. That might seem like a good thing for new authors, but old work is predictable, whereas modern authors are -supposed- to be i
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by teeja 13y ago
Unfortunately those "investments" in war came at a time when investments in the US infrastructure and renewable energy would have paid MUCH bigger dividends. Just a few days ago was the 75th anniversary of Henry Ford getting a med
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by teeja 13y ago
Remember, these are the people who ran off to Ashcroft's hospital bed when the acting AG wouldn't sign off on their spy program.
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by teeja 13y ago
"according to the government ..." I guess some of us can never get past that point. Remember the WMD's? No, I guess not.
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by teeja 13y ago
I strongly dislike headlines like this (which all the crappy science news digests, like New Scientist, frequently indulge in). If light could actually be "stopped", it wouldn't be light any more. It also can't be "s
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by teeja 13y ago
The whole cert structure has always been a house of cards. As evidenced last year, e.g, with the Turkish provider ... Since I first looked through the original Netscape, I've never had -any- reason to put so much trust in the hands of
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by teeja 13y ago
As the guy said at the end of the film Contact , "that is interesting, isn't it?" Keith Ellison: "For the government to just collect people's data without any sense of that individual warrants or merits and investi
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by teeja 13y ago
Good for you. Thoroughly understandable, that money could help to build infrastructure in your own country. At the same time, the economic cost will undoubtedly help to end this undemocratic insanity, and will make these guys far more s
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by teeja 13y ago
Here are the final vote results on ROLL CALL 412 (Amash of Michigan Amendment No. 100) from the House website. http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2013/roll412.xml
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by teeja 13y ago
As anyone who's ever summered in Minnesota will tell you, (and as one who's been chased out of the woods near a river one evening by a starving swarm of thousands) this is akin to finding the holy grail.
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by teeja 13y ago
We encourage real-name usage to make Community feel more like a family. Because that worked out so well for G+. As for W.A., I keep trying to get it to tell me how much ice covers Antarctica, and it keeps giving me weather reports. No thr
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by teeja 13y ago
How to put this? Most CSS proponents seem to focus on "beauty" for individual elements and fairly simple data representation. It'd be useful to see more design aimed at representing LOTS of data in a way which retains unclutt
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by teeja 13y ago
For those looking for something a little less than formal perfection (whatever that really is), FM receivers can be a useful source of rands. Discussion: http://www.ciphersbyritter.com/NEWS5/FMRNG.HTM
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by teeja 13y ago
Don't forget, "Home of the brave".
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by teeja 13y ago
We don't need to change the constitution. We need to insist that the 4th amendment be honored immediately. We are not at war. There must be a full, open Congressional investigation (like Church) which pries open the so-called secret in
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by teeja 13y ago
Over several years of comparing, I find DDG results are fine for reasonably common questions and recent stuff. Sometimes when doing deep searches for more arcane topics (especially farther back in history) Google will get to what I'm l
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by teeja 13y ago
Example: I use the letter 'd' for DDG searches in the address bar. In the "Show all bookmarks" window for the DDG bookmark, I've filled in "Location: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%s" and &quo
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by teeja 13y ago
Meet the new Snow White. Same as the old Snow White.
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by teeja 13y ago
Following the first full-talkie "Lights of New York", the low apparent influence (using this method) of Warner's part-talkie 1928 "Singing Fool" overlooks that it starred Al Jolson, included several songs which beca
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by teeja 13y ago
Somehow I don't think the FISA court is fixing the problems it was created to fix. It seems to have been co-opted. Hopefully, in something less than a decade, one of our legislators can find time in his busy money-raising schedule to d
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by teeja 13y ago
OH MY GOD, WHY? OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD.

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