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by thomble 9y ago
Right! They show him in a later season, working at a Foot Locker, right?
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by thomble 9y ago
After he forced the lieutenants to read Robert's Rules of Order. My favorite part of the series is when String realizes he's been conned by Clay Davis, and tries to put a hit out on him. Avon intervenes and scolds String, saying &
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by thomble 9y ago
If this danger is real, isn't it best to inform the consumer, or perhaps use a lawsuit to force a recall, rather than destroying other people's hardware? Does this concept apply to software? When the next large-scale RCE 0-day dro
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by thomble 9y ago
You may get the exact same answer from a European who has lived in Japan.
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by thomble 9y ago
Yes. In fact, I'm going to start stealing bikes that have insecure locks.
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by thomble 10y ago
This man could be a folk hero if he continues down this path. It's fascinating that people think Shkreli is a villain, when all he did was put an actual face on how a broken facet of healthcare works in the United States.
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by thomble 10y ago
I feel the same way. The UX in iOS has gone way downhill. This is especially evident in the system notifications in-use, and on the lock screen. Do I swipe this? Which direction? Do I tap it? I get no visual feedback after a tap, but then a
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by thomble 10y ago
You're not alone. I sometimes wake up at night, with a sudden realization and shock that I am existing.
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by thomble 11y ago
This piece scared the hell out of me (seriously, I felt panicked) until I discerned that it was fiction. Great read.
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by thomble 11y ago
I too noticed the wifi issues when I got my new MBP with Mavericks. I had to stop/start the wireless service frequently. I eventually narrowed it down to some incompatibility between my Cisco Surfboard cable modem / WAP and the MB
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by thomble 11y ago
If you enjoyed this, check out David Macauley's 'The Motel of the Mysteries'. This illustrated book describes the interpretation of a motel as excavated by archaeologists in the year 4022: http://www.amazon.com&#x2
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by thomble 11y ago
Millennial Poetry discovers "poems" on Twitter in real time, and matches it with recent images from Instagram. The combined content is updated every 15 seconds. A more detailed explanation can be found here: http://tvl
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by thomble 11y ago
Lateral flows of data within a network, as opposed to traffic that goes through a gateway.
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by thomble 11y ago
This reminds me of this old War Nerd piece, "This is How the Carriers Will Die": http://exiledonline.com/the-war-nerd-this-is-how-the-carrier...
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by thomble 12y ago
In this video, Woz never states that his pads assembled from sheets of legitimate, uncut 2 dollar bills. He implies that he pays a local printer to create the pads from scratch. The reactions from the host and the audience seem to reflect t
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by thomble 12y ago
Get to know Mission Control (formerly Exposé), and configure it to your liking. Personally, I use hot corners to quickly show all running app windows or the desktop at my whim. This is (for me) an perfect replacement for Alt-Tab and the Sta
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by thomble 12y ago
Probably sslstrip: http://www.thoughtcrime.org/software/sslstrip/
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by thomble 12y ago
Across the Potomac, DC also tracks plate information. They at least use this technology to track new DC residents that fail to register their vehicles with the District. I once received a "warning" because my car had been parked
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by thomble 12y ago
I found this to be prescient: https://www.varnish-cache.org/docs/trunk/phk/ssl.html
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by thomble 12y ago
This isn't anything new. Slashdot commenting used to trigger my IDS. This is just an old and unnecessary way of approaching a problem, just like Slashdot itself.