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by toki5 13y ago
The "failure" you mention here is his confession. If all they had to go on was what's in the article -- that "the person who used Guerilla Mail used Tor to access it" and "[Kim] used Tor around the same time th
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by toki5 13y ago
It's not damning at all to have used Tor around that time, but it's not a huge leap of logic, either.
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by toki5 13y ago
If you hadn't told me what this app does in the subject here, I wouldn't have been able to figure it out from your landing page.
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by toki5 13y ago
It's also not at all logical to say: [Unlikely thing X] came true! Therefore, [unlikely thing Y] will, too! Even if X and Y were incredibly similar -- in this case they aren't, at all -- that's still not a logical assumption.
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by toki5 13y ago
In vim, you can use the leader key to set up shortcuts, e.g.: :map <Leader>W :w [some things you want to tack onto w] The leader key is by default '\', so that's effectively mapping \W to :w [some things ...] He's
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by toki5 13y ago
"Each of the dataSTICKIES can be simply peeled from the stack and stuck anywhere on the ODTS (Optical Data Transfer Surface), which is a panel that can be attached to the front surface of devices like computer screens, televisions, mus
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by toki5 13y ago
Um, yes, it's possible. SteamOS is an open-source Debian fork. The only thing proprietary in the whole package is the Steam client itself, which you aren't at all required to leave installed.
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by toki5 13y ago
There was a DEFCON talk two years ago in which the presenter assembled large antennas and ran open-source software that allowed him to mimic a base station. Everyone who was using phones on a specific network (I don't remember which --
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by toki5 13y ago
I think that's needlessly nitpicky in this case. The hexadecimal title is a PR shtick to grab attention; the technical details of why calling it a direct hexadecimal translation is inaccurate don't really matter.
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by toki5 13y ago
Does it? Genuine question, as I'm not really educated on the US Constitution.
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by toki5 13y ago
I was interested in the "with no code" addendum but couldn't find more details on your page. Mind elaborating on that (and on why you felt it was an important bit to share)?
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by toki5 13y ago
If it helps, I searched for nmap, a bunch of completely unrelated results showed up, which didn't include nmap ;)
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by toki5 13y ago
It would help a LOT if these were organized by something other than alphabet, or if these had some kind of five-word snippet describing what each command does. This is one of the few instances where alphabetizing doesn't do us any good
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by toki5 13y ago
From the article -- http://philkast.com/2013/10/30/spying-tshirt.html
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by toki5 13y ago
Come on, really? Out of all that, THIS is the message you take away, and yet manage to misconstrue? He didn't say any of that. He didn't compare his students with others; he compared them only to _themselves_. He didn't menti
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by toki5 13y ago
I can't say much about the actual environment, as I'm not an R programmer, but I can say that I really dig the tutorial you guys set up, with the flow of dialog boxes pointing out different features. Well done there.
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by toki5 13y ago
>I don't get what the hype is about. It's a video game console. Genuine question: what's confusing here?
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by toki5 13y ago
>A website can be an interactive app, but email? Fortunately, most e-mail clients support a "show this e-mail in text only" view mode. This means that you can have it your way, and others can have it theirs!
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by toki5 13y ago
I'd be interested to see solid evidence supporting this theory. Without it, I'm sort of inclined to believe that people wouldn't settle into anarchist madness without someone telling them not to do that.
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by toki5 13y ago
You're right, I had them backwards. Thanks :)
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by toki5 13y ago
I wish you had linked the actual interview [0] because it took me way, way too long to find it in the linked article, which only offers two select quotes from said interview, and spends way too long praising the guy that got it for how rare
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by toki5 13y ago
My work has a Trend Micro proxy, which is blocking this website as a "verified fraudulent page or threat source." Maybe an ad on it or something?
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by toki5 13y ago
Just out of curiosity -- can you preserve that intention? Nothing really stops me from making my own clone of your game, changing only the assets to be my own, other than it's prohibitively time-consuming (i.e. expensive) for me to d
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by toki5 13y ago
"Reasons that don't necessarily apply to me," while fair, do not fall under "hype."
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by toki5 13y ago
Just a guess -- perhaps ouroborous[0] = ouroboros; creates a new reference to ouroboros and stores that in ouroboros[0], so comparing ouroboros and ouroboros[0] with === would claim they're the same type but not the same val
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by toki5 13y ago
This is the wrong problem to try and solve. Toothbrushes are a solved problem. If you want to disrupt at-home dentistry, solve flossing instead. That one's still a pain in the ass that comes back to bite (heh) a huge amount of people d
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by toki5 13y ago
Man, this comment went from "fair frustration" to "crazy train" mighty quick. Blanket statements like "don't work for [entire industry X]" generally make you come off as a little tin-foil-hattish, just FYI
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by toki5 13y ago
Oh my gosh that logo is unbelievably distracting! Especially when opening a page that "does ____ in real time" -- I spent way longer than I should have thinking "what is this logo doing and what does it have to do with the re
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by toki5 13y ago
I'm sorry, but this line bugs me: >Using OpenTable, Urbanspoon or SeatMe , diners could see available time slots and make a reservation online or from their smartphone without the hassle of calling the restaurant, and know that thei
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by toki5 13y ago
A couple years ago, my used '98 CRV's battery died. I got it replaced, and when I started it back up, the radio was locked out; I needed an unlock code that they'd have given me when I bought the car, if the car hadn't p

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