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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Is it normal for security researchers to use Windows for their OS?
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
So awesome! I'm a big fan of Albert Omoss as well: http://omoss.io
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
I had an Apple charger fray and light my office on fire. Not much damage beyond burned carpet, but that was only because I was in the room and caught the fire immediately. After calling the company and escalating the issue up to a vice-pres
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Off-topic, but what is that application in the `deep4me.png` screenshot?
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Pretty interesting that SilverPush has a product for "Real time TV Ad Analytics" called PRISM [1]. [1] http://www.silverpush.co/
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
"The Irving Police Department has always experienced an outstanding relationship with the Muslim community." Wait, if this was an objective reaction having only to do with the nature of the device, then why is the student's r
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Reminds me of some of the work Albert Omoss did for FITC Tokyo: http://albertomoss.com/work/fitctokyo2015
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Noone gets Powershell.
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
I was wondering why the performance was so awful, and reminds me of Atom in it's slow startup... This answers it all.
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Again, logging my keystrokes in a single text input field is vastly different from logging all of my keystrokes across the board.
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Auto-suggest in the address bar? That's a far cry from logging every keystroke I make in the entire browser.
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Facebook and Google don't log all of my keystrokes across my entire operating system. As far as I know, Google doesn't even log keystrokes within the browser.
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Wow. What an accomplishment. :/
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
I'm not physics expert, but I think there may be a limit to what we can understand about the physical world. Especially when we get down to such small scales. However, I don't think this is because of limited lifespans. I've
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Maybe it's the $1.5 TRILLION price tag for the program so far? $1.5 trillion / 318.9 million people in the USA = $4,703.67 per person! I want a refund!
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Yeah, cool logo, but this is almost exactly like Gulp. The first thing I want to see on the project page is something like "Why you should use this new tool over existing proven build systems with already flourishing ecosystems".
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
Most of these are incredibly accurate parodies of HN. As someone who reads HN every day, these are making me cry laughing.
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
"Why Clickbait Article Titles Will Destroy Your Mind"
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by twerkmonsta 11y ago
I think supporting such a small feature-set of the web is basically rolling back the clock. This is putting people back in the Web 1.0 days, although with a browser built using more modern tools. Even with performance in mind, you might ach