vectorEQ

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by vectorEQ 8y ago
don't use web browsers, they can see the web pagess you can see :O:O:O:O
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
lots of 'programmers' don't even know what a debugger or a cpu is xD let's not talk about common knowledge in 2018 please its depressing :D
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
cool :) learning more about low level codes, and everyone tells me never to assume anything about a booting system ,but i suppose DOS will offer a more stable environment for programs to start then 'any x86_^64 hardware' :D thanks
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
pretty cool, but why not have it a tiny tiny bit longer code and not strt with 2 flat out assumptions? I mean im not familiar with dos deeply and if these will be true 100% of the time, but as it reads, it reads like silly code which might
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
stop global warming with tons of reactors adding to background radiation of the world, increasing decay and causing other further issues. great idea. let's go!
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
to engineers it is. how the hell are they going to make a living otherwise? something being a problem of any type is just an opinion anyway... :D
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
love this. started programming after this era, but find it fascinating to read these programming adventures on the older hardwares :)
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
the services named are all quite high bandwidth compared to regular websites. can it not be that this is automated throttling to prevent congestion on parts of the networks?
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
you didn't know google was an advertising company? :'D
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
killing things is bad mkay. prevent instead of cure. solve the root cause. " “The tidal wave of data is still teaching us fundamental concepts about the interaction of the human immune system and human cancer.” " So, if they still
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
should communities come together and share their ideas, vote together for a better future ?? wtf is wrong with your friends or contacts knowing what you voted? so ashamed of your own opinions?? :s or are all your friends so shallow to judge
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
May 2016 - A cat takes residence in the embassy with Assange. :') i forgot what the article was about when i read this and pictured some gentleman cat in a tophat taking up residence in the next room
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
counter points: if you put all the space program innovation and money to sustainability, there would be not problems on that area anymore already... the technologies they have brought us could have been invented at only a fraction of the co
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
love this article. kind of cool and good proof of what you are trying to show in it.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
one of the few companies who consistently keeps bumming it's users with higher prices for the same shit and no one is complaining :')... look at most tech giants out there, and you will see only Apple and Nvidia keep cranking up p
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
ice idea, but if you need to mitigate some issue by making the code also a clickable link, why would anyone ever scan it? Since opening some scanning utility will take more effort than simply tapping or clicking the link?
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
there's also products like 'secret server' , but i tend to dislike password management solutions ,as they are not a solution to the root cause and if compromised, it's a major issue instead of 1 limited user being owned.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
sso+2fa all the things. easy for users as they only need 1 token and set of credentials. so no need to manage databases full of passwords. okta is useful service for it which is popular because it's good / useful, but it needs to
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
this use case is actually quite funny and probably one day a reason for there being some bypass for this functionality which can be exploited/utilised :X most governments still demand LI capabilities after all....
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
thank you. :') these let's put things that parse complicated file/data formats along side security features is just asking for trouble! :D
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
nice concept. can't find information on if this is based on another distro, or if it's an all new one, but the underlying idea is solid as for me it tries to solve one of the fundamental issues with linux which makes people move t
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
Edward Snowdon :')
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
for example your idea on over-fishing. this over-fishing is generally done by the larger fishing companies. local fisheries have incentive to keep the population in check as they cannot just migrate to another fishing area. that means that
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
your points are fine. people don't understand we live in a dynamic ecosystem. if we have been active in the forest doing things for a long time, it will get used to this ,and the whole ecosystem of the forest will adjust to it. like yo
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
:').... look at poland politics today. save the country first, then the architecture! beautyful country with great rich culture and people, being destroyed now and sold out to the EU for personal interests of these politicians. if that
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
just my 2cts on smoking pot: people always say pot is not addictive, and not fundamentally dangerous. but it's something that influences your state of mind, so it's totally dependent on your state of mind and your ability to contr
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
what survey... damn ads survey linked is about other nonsense.
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
most people who play wow don't know what a script is. they just click mobs and do raids. it's not obvious atall to a lot of people, just like phone scams, people who go door to door to scam, or even spam emails. Its for a good rea
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
or geocities? xD
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by vectorEQ 8y ago
it would be interesting to learn how it works and does what it does before i register. It says nothing about it on the homepage apart from a general idea which is good, but how is it implemented???

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