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vectorEQ
8y ago
these ideas aren't good or bad in this way really. only in their execution we find that the integrity of humans is not developed enough for these kinds of services or capabilities. problem is that with tracking, people on the tracking
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vectorEQ
8y ago
you can try blocking these on your homenetwork to specifically block facebook domains. then if they swap em around ips etc. you will still block them https://github.com/jmdugan/blocklists/blob/master/corp
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vectorEQ
8y ago
that always of course :D
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vectorEQ
8y ago
thats for commercial purposes, and it's misleading to suggest otherwise.
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vectorEQ
8y ago
ida can use hexrays to decompile, which is working great. but ofcourse you need some employer to pay for it which is aa pain, no one will pay some 10k for a tool personally. however, free version is very adequate for most things. i would sa
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vectorEQ
8y ago
does light make sound?
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vectorEQ
8y ago
does low frequencies have more mass? ;D
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vectorEQ
8y ago
amd is subject to the same issues regarding preempting execution. it's just not so in the spot light because there's no one who did a POC for it yet. Arguably with their new neuralnetwork powered branch predictor it might be more
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vectorEQ
8y ago
:D in my country, i never saw anyone with an alarm on their house :D maybe the issue is not to remotely silent the alarm, but that it's needed in the first place :D
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vectorEQ
8y ago
it wasn't meant to be secret. it just happened to turn out that way. so weird huh? sorry guys!
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vectorEQ
8y ago
blackmailing famous people by obtaining their medical records is a lucrative business. they might want to hide much more mundane things than HIV. (pregnancy, some accident which happened, drug related incidents etc. etc.)
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vectorEQ
8y ago
hacking things together in an agile environment :') just deploy to production. no worries! be happy!
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vectorEQ
8y ago
that doesn't look like cheese at all :S
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vectorEQ
8y ago
one feature to break all software. superb
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vectorEQ
8y ago
love this note on it: "Sure, maybe. I've suggested kernelci as a useful thing to help here, but we really need to be testing kernels complete with all the Debian patches to..." so does that mean they test the kernel but not t
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vectorEQ
8y ago
you are right. it is a cultural thing. that being said, the advice is sound. the internet is a mishmash of cultures :) if i would bring my culture to the internet, everyone would think i'm troll or horrible person. just because ppl fro
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vectorEQ
8y ago
everyone has their price, so it's always possible something is going to happen, but moving places atleast gives them chance that they don't get lawsuit immediately, and gives more opportunity to resist. as a nation you can't
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vectorEQ
8y ago
ofcourse you dont ask them how to design. you are hired as the designer. ask them for specifications / limitations / painpoints in the current system etc. etc. and base your design upon their feedback on actual relevant questions.
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vectorEQ
8y ago
lack of communication is main issue in all issues. people thing 'user' opinion is worthless or they lie or cheat you, but fun fact is that if they don't like your fancypants app, it will get shot down and cost you either time
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vectorEQ
8y ago
remember a guy who worked in some fany BLUE in basic developed application for accounting on his dosbox windows xp. he wanted a new tool, he had a bunch of web apps made for him, but all the time he hit the simple fact, that page refreshes
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vectorEQ
8y ago
maybe one day they will take out so many co2 from the atmosphere so the atmosphere becomes toxic. we must stop this madness and use more disel!
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vectorEQ
8y ago
being on the hunt says nothing about one's freedom :D
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vectorEQ
8y ago
throwing money at a problem :'D
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vectorEQ
8y ago
it's an opinion, that's why he says ' i don't even -think-'. it carries no value or credibility than that of his opinions- which you can choose to value or not. besides that what liberty is is also opinion.
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vectorEQ
8y ago
it's so perfect that it doesn't work. great stuff. instantly lost interest.
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vectorEQ
8y ago
"Games for Apple" - Apple Live. this will be GREAT. thank god i just bought a MAC FOR GAMING (said no one ever!)
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vectorEQ
8y ago
a) take simple phone or tablet or second hand laptop for traveling b) don't say software, security or other keywords in airports. c) enjoy your time abroad :D
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vectorEQ
8y ago
>>> Assuming the rust safety lives up to the type ^ this... :-)
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vectorEQ
8y ago
creating recursive page tables is bad idea.
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vectorEQ
8y ago
offset 1 is logical if you look at the machine code / data in memory. if you have array [a,b,c,d] array[0] is a which in computer is logical. why? because it stored in memory 'abcd' (forgetting endianness for sake of argument
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