vectorEQ

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by vectorEQ 10y ago
it might scare away some users. also some ad providers don't provide proper checking of what content they serve, so if you chose to serve ads, be a bit picky with the ad companies that you can use to do so as malicious scripts comming
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
its funny its decreasing now... because now Vulkan is released which put amd back in the market tbh with power consumption and performance. the cpu's i've ditched after i couldn't get the octa core properly stable. but i&#x27
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
just started playing with OpenBSD. really nice project. Thanks for posting this, interesting to play around with for sure and get oriented a bit in BSD land!
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
This is very awsome research. The synthesized baby robot crying will haunt me forever though... :) Great work!
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
no shit.... it's a compression technology...
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
if it wouldn't be legal there's plenty of other assorted reasons you can put to an contract termination which are very broad/general and usually very hard to get around. I live in the netherlands, here 's legal , but sti
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
if i log in it just tells me i dont have location services enabled ;)....
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
Nice to read this man thanks! Interesting to see your experience in this process and what it's like to contribute to such a project. I've stopped writing alot of python code admitedly because i prefer to torture myself with unnece
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
it's not sexist, just a different version of the expression ' no mans land' which is land that belongs to no man. man is also a word for human, or is human also sexist? because it;s not huwoman? what a bunch of nonsense!
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
like this post, not new ideas, but generally ppl don't talk alot about it, so its nice to read someone's views on this and their experiences with trying to battle it. Thanks!
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
This might be interesting for you. Sorry not Node expert myself, but it seems to touch some of your question. http://blog.mixu.net/2011/02/01/understanding-the-node-js-ev...
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
lol keeps running into first 2 things and dyin', artificial idiot? :P fun experiment tho lol
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
oh and additionaly, if you get pwnt, rm -rf the thing after you identify what occured and start over taking this into consideration... don't restore a backup and get owned again....
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
You can never guarante for 100% it's secure, anyone who does is lying to sell you crap... For example, if a site is hosting static content, perhaps there's a vulneraiblity in the sever itself (request handler maybe of the webserve
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by vectorEQ 10y ago
Ask yourself questions about it. Write them down + answers. what do you get from it? etc. Read books instead of internet articles. Try to get an outdoor activity you like. Set a time schedule in which you allow yourself to use internet.
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
" if you put a foot out into the road you might trigger a nemergency stop" .. you might trigger a similar painckey reaction in a human, that might include but wont be limited to , pressing brake, pressing throttle, steering sudden
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
now for a new challenge..., how to find programmers who can actualy program >.>
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
people should just let a company die in peace so the people working there who did fine work and not neccesarily were implecated with this can find a job easily after it blows over >.> this kind of shit is tasteless and just burdens p
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
Try to build something for your portfolio that uses various things that might be considered useful or fancy for buisness applications. The best hting imho to get a job is to be able to show what you can do, instead of being able to do it. I
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
bet is not unconstitutional to force someone to give up pw of PC though? :/
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
looked for 7 years for a job in IT, got one now in it security.... earn less that i did in factory work stackin boxes and preparing orders... :D welcome to life! theres tons of sites where u can get freelance work easily (truelancer? not su
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
This site is so epic, really. Good stuff! the animations / visuals on there are great too! really cool!
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
the site is marked as high risk >.> http://www.mcafee.com/threat-intelligence/domain/default.asp... just sayin' :) not trying to imply anythin'. apart from that my gateway doesn't let me on it
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
read your contract thoroughly || seperate work a private space properly (i.e. if they don't know they don't care ;0)
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
Freelance work, or startups is where a lot of fun can be had. Some more settled companies have these people working there that are 'stuck' in their ways and are not open to critique or advise, this can be really really frustrating
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
give him udk, that's a free tool where you can learn what an engine is, and do a whole lot of the work flow of develping a game in one environment / tool set. The documentation and community is also very helpful. love it! :) I wou
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by vectorEQ 11y ago
tunnel netcat through SSH :D for fun, but probarbly not profit!
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Matryoshka dolls: analysing a packer for CTB locker(dearbytes.com)
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