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by therein 4y ago
> For some reason my Firefox randomly freezes once or twice a month and gets stuck in a crashing loop where only a reboot will fix it. My Chrome does that every other day on Linux. It has been that way for the last year or two. I can get
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by therein 4y ago
Also known to be the best Theory of Computation (373&374, they made changes) teacher in UIUC back in the day, potentially to this day.
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by therein 4y ago
Wow that explains the öööööööö I remember seeing back in the day when I first ever downloaded a hex editor and opened a drive I had raw.
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by therein 4y ago
Nice to see `ssg` here. :) - Another Turkish expat living in the same city as you do
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by therein 4y ago
Handles the cases where an order had to be resent to the supplier better as well.
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by therein 4y ago
They aren't. AV and AC software continue hooking system functions to this day. PatchGuard doesn't cover every .data ptr and procedure. You can do things with IoAllocateMdl, MmProbeAndLockProcessPages, MmMapLockedPagesSpecifyCache,
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by therein 4y ago
Criminal Intent
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by therein 4y ago
I have been looking for this with my friend for the last 6 months. I saw it on HN about two years ago and have shown it to him. Neither of us were able to find it again, especially since we thought the title was `Going Viral`, which made it
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by therein 4y ago
I mentioned this before in HN, will mention again. There is definitely something about vasodilation and hair growth/mobility, especially when it comes to in-grown facial hair. If you have in-grown hairs, take Viagra once and they&#x27
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by therein 4y ago
> Sometimes you want to feel an adrenaline rush. Sometimes you just want to tend a garden or walk a forest. And that's where Rust comes in. You're tending your garden, keeping your base in order and then people come with rocket
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by therein 4y ago
Going around vouching for your "dead" comments. People are not very excited to hear the actual inconvenient truth.
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by therein 4y ago
I think you're being unfair to yourself if you're calling this cheating. Also FWIW, I interviewed with Microsoft at my college, got asked the very same question as the OP and actually solved it the same way. I knew the formula for
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by therein 4y ago
I normally don't mind Amos' style but this one was actually a little too much. So I'd consider that novel criticism. The quantity will add into the feedback and provide context.
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by therein 4y ago
Yes. And if something organic blocks it, it means it likely does it through absorbing it rather than reflecting it.
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by therein 4y ago
Kinda funny that you are being downvoted. Even the date was spot on. But you're getting the downvotes from the "oh they do these things all the time" crowd.
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by therein 4y ago
I didn't put much emphasis on the first line of your comment and skipped to the paragraph right away, yet still read that paragraph with Adam Curtis' voice in my head. Granted I watched all his documentaries...
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by therein 4y ago
Has anyone heard anything about a supposedly classified version of the story that goes into deeper detail as to why this signal was even more significant? How would you feel if 6EQUJ5 happened to be the passphrase for the day that the opera
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by therein 4y ago
Yes, that's exactly how they work. They bring a whole userspace/rootfs with themselves so to speak.
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by therein 4y ago
Not sure if there is anything against changing your IMEI to the IMEI of another device you own and purposefully break to avoid any future network collusion. Either way, since they have a Queltec modem, just write AT+EGMR=1,7,“NEWIMEI” over
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by therein 4y ago
So it is like the edge trigger functionality of a Digital Storage Oscilloscope for pipes? I can think of more than a handful of times this would have become handy but also seems like a very unlikely tool that I find myself reaching, especia
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by therein 4y ago
Will do, thanks. It has just been this phantom issue that I haven't had a chance to compile enough convincing evidence to open an issue with.
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by therein 5y ago
I was expecting this to be posted by mholt. :) I use Caddy in my production systems with one exception, websockets. Yes it works, yes it is easier to configure compared to nginx. But there is this one bug that I can't really put my fin
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by therein 5y ago
> Fully controllable with just a keyboard (with hand gestures, eye gaze tracking, etc) If it is precise enough, this would be very pleasant to work with, to the extent that you describe, a productivity boost over working with monitors an
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by therein 5y ago
You can and it would. You have opcodes, you order them in any way you want with the arguments. It is just not Turing complete on purpose.
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by therein 5y ago
I sometimes feel the same way walking around in SF. There are just way too many buildings and fixtures that are actually antennas that are concealed to not look that way. I measured 20mW/m2 around 2nd and Harrison.
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by therein 5y ago
This is exactly what was done at LinkedIn back in the day.
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by therein 5y ago
A7 SII has continuous autofocus now via a firmware update? That would be very exciting to me.
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by therein 5y ago
Here is where I first heard of the Elan School: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eM7pb5M5DU
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by therein 5y ago
This is hilarious. That email with Vinny Troia, and fast-flux... I received that email at my previous employer. We had a good laugh about it with our security team at the time.
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by therein 5y ago
The POC video looks like it was shot in Champaign, Illinois. But I guess it is UMass.

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