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One question: 127 comments. How many from black people?
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> The article's also evidence of the temptation to write about yourself, as I suppose that's what you know best. I have seen a lot of successful authors who inject themselves into the narrative. Great point. Searching for sente
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why did you post this?
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it's pretty funny that the author takes so long to get to their point :P, given the title Anyone want to post a tldr? as a paid author, given the title, i was hoping for an article that touched on drinking, lallygagging, and partying -
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> “The importance of motive in murder is vastly overrated,” he reflects. “What would move one person to kill another might cause a second only to laugh.” That's food for thought
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> On January 19, labor leader Joe Hill was arrested on murder charges and executed 21 months later. I looked into this fellow. One really interesting bit is that he seems to have been executed for a crime he didn't commit, because h
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Well, since this is up here: Does anyone else get an error in Firefox when using Charles on sites that use HSTS? I can't use Charles at all in Firefox.
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> As an extremely "average" height guy, Out of curiosity, what do you consider an extremely "average" height?
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Purposeful. It's a play on the Hollywood, California sign. google "Hollyweed"
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> Indispensable employees are a sign of organizational failure. They indicate a weak point in the organization Contention for fun: "Hands are indispensable, thus, they indicate a weak point in the organization."
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I completely relate and I don't think it's weird at all. I'm currently transitioning to your lifestyle right now.
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> Today it wouldn't work because they now have frame-breaking Yeah. I just want to see what the original vulnerability looked like. I bug hunt. Thanks for the offer to email you, but, I'm transitioning away from E-Mail for secu
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> 2) For a long time, there was no frame-breaking script on m.facebook.com. You could clickjack essentially anything on Facebook this way. Years ago I did a proof-of-concept on this where I clickjacked a platform app authorization, which
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> The judge in my case was clear about a number of issues. First, the very definition of “espionage” is incredibly broad. Espionage is the act of “providing national defense information to any person not entitled to receive it.” Period.
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> Most people don't know civil forfeiture Most people don't care about X (civil forfeiture, whistleblowers, Controversial invocations of the Patriot Act, etc.) > Pay more attention to the election and government processes. Y
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Ask HN: Do you use OpenSUSE as a web server? Why or why not?
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> The size of the downloadable cache alone puts it at one of the largest breaches this year -- but it could have been far larger, given time and resources. > "The worst part is that this is barely a fraction of what I could get m
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I don't know about Frazier, but on Malcolm X, Ali said: Ali: Turning my back on Malcolm was one of the mistakes that I regret most in my life. I wish I’d been able to tell Malcolm I was sorry, that he was right about so many things. Bu
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Opening paragraphs: "When building products you should measure your progress by the assumptions you’ve managed to test, and not by how many lines of code you’ve written. In some cases — if it’s possible to validate the idea using exis
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> This sort revolutionary fervor is generally counterproductive Do you have evidence for this claim? because to my mind, the exact opposite is true. I completely agree with OP. I'd prefer Bernie but would take Trump. Some other user
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> There's probably not much you can do to defend against an NSA-scale attacker that's targeting you individually. Hm. How is Phineas Fisher[1] is still on the loose then? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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> I imagine the NSA has a bag full of OpenBSD exploits [...]. But OpenBSD has gifted to the world a fighting chance-- Doesn't the former sentence negate the latter? At this point, it seems just about all systems are hackable, given
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I live in a newer U.S. city and this couldn't be any further from the truth. e.g. Walmart is < 2 miles away.
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looks really neat. nothing for my router (Actiontec) unfortunately also, i had to remove the 'belkin' exploits from the scanner because i kept getting 'connection reset by peer' errors
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> Why are so many laws so stupid and unethical, They were made when the majority of Americans were stupid and unethical. > and yet still being used? Because the old generation is still in power. > How have we let it get to this poi
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"Don't bother trying to break encryption, break [whatever] implements the encryption instead" that's how i interpreted it
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Uncle Sam has the power to obtain all American citizen's data with relative ease, but what's worse is Uncle Sam's servers (which are numerous and disorganized[1]) are hacked even easier. [1] TLS is cat & mouse game at thi
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> I actually rolled back to 9.2.1 How? I thought Apple didn't allow that. I'd like to go back to 9.1 if possible
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Shrinks work for some people. I can't really take them seriously as it always figures to me they're just as much a wreck as I am. Anyway, if I were you, I'd cut & run. Like the fellow below said, you're young, don&#x
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I just did a clean install of OS X El Capitan and within an hour it was obvious that Chrome was better at managing memory. [extensions: UBlock Origin, Ghostery] Personally, I think the browsers actually do beat each other in performance eve

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