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tybris
17y ago
> my GPA, and my college achievements That'll give you an edge against other college students without experience. Try to get a good internship.
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17y ago
I'm guessing they used XSS to perform the man-in-the-middle attack and snatch the username+password+security code, but initially it didn't work on the journalist's computer because he had NoScript installed.
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tybris
17y ago
So many people think they know security, so few people do.
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tybris
17y ago
I don't remember my science classes to be that exciting. Then again, my sports teacher didn't like football either.
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17y ago
It's nowhere near useful.
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tybris
17y ago
No, but that's not how they run their business. You shouldn't expect Microsoft or Apple to be innovative, you should expect them to make a better product than everyone else and/or market it better than everyone else. Amazon.com did invent C
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tybris
17y ago
Better yet, why don't they make them orange?
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tybris
17y ago
or is it shielding them against the statistically unrealistic presentations of the world that are tormenting older generations?
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tybris
17y ago
There are many innovative companies like Philips, Amazon.com, Yahoo!, Sun, formerly AT&T, but Apple and Microsoft are not among them. Their core competencies are quality and marketing. There's way more money in that. Apple did not inven
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tybris
17y ago
Small browsers implementing cool features always makes it painfully obvious how poor and inextensible HTML and CSS really are. There's no way you can use CSS3 for the next 4-8 years.
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tybris
17y ago
Nice to finally see a visionary in charge of Sun.
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tybris
17y ago
Newspapers don't have the outreach of modern media. Modern media don't have the journalistic quality of newspapers. Solution: Bankrupt newspapers and move journalists to modern media.
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tybris
17y ago
Yay, finally found something I have been looking for for the past 3 days. Thanks for not stripping terms from my query! Not as good as Google used to be, but my new #1 stop for search.
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17y ago
It was all real, then I moved like 5 times.
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tybris
17y ago
If an experiment is not repeated, it's not important.
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tybris
17y ago
I wonder what happened to my beenz. It was quite a crazy thing with people paying up to $1 to have you visit their website.
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tybris
17y ago
An oasis of reason, in a desert of insanity.
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tybris
17y ago
Sometimes the truth is just awesome. Unfortunately it's hard to know when.
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tybris
17y ago
Perl saved the world many times over.
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tybris
17y ago
Woah, that could be some pretty disruptive technology.
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tybris
17y ago
College is not so much about knowledge, it's about developing intellectually.
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tybris
17y ago
Hooray, I've been waiting for the day I could run my web servers in a browser and I could get my hardware to work seamlessly by writing firefox to the boot sector.
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tybris
17y ago
One thing's for sure, after this crisis we'll all be driving Japanese cars.
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tybris
17y ago
Lets blow some bubbles.
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tybris
17y ago
Actually this is government vs. business, not Europe vs. U.S.
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tybris
17y ago
Basically, I didn't want to spend money on wireless network chips and figured I could use the speaker+mic I was using for distance measurements for sending small bits of data too. It currently uses TDMA with 1 second time slots subdivided i
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tybris
17y ago
Got the first one. Really fun to play with. (Using it to build robots that drive around and communicate over an accoustic network)
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17y ago
It's nice to see how Amazon turns business into technology and technology into business. They seem to have solved the codebase problems that bring so many large Internet companies to a grinding halt. Success only accelerates their expansion
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17y ago
Idempotence only concerns a single function. There are AWS functions like RunInstances (EC2) that are not principally idempotent. They could drop RunInstances requests with the same timestamp, not sure if they do that. In any case, it is wo
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tybris
17y ago
BGP flap flap flap?
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