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Flux – improving democracy(voteflux.org)
1 points by vermilingua 10y ago|0 comments
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by vermilingua 10y ago
Reminds me of Limit Theory, both in the gameplay aspect, and the "single man project" side.
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by vermilingua 10y ago
It is easier for a large agency with interest in controlling computers to install a backdoor at the manufacture stage, than individually accessing "suspects" computers. Compared to the RAM attack, physical access to a semiconducte
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by vermilingua 10y ago
In file:///, the file:// part signifies the protocol (think http:// ) and the / in /path/to/file signifies the root directory (think / in /home/user/) I have never
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Plastc, the all-in-one payment card(plastc.com)
2 points by vermilingua 11y ago|0 comments
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Opera Browser adds integrated adblocker(techcrunch.com)
59 points by vermilingua 11y ago|87 comments
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by vermilingua 11y ago
Except that all the evidence points to this speculative snippet being correct, and is the point of the article. So, your tl;dr is missing the crucial point of the article, that the FBI is making a power gambit through deception.
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A message from the Fine Brothers(medium.com)
2 points by vermilingua 11y ago|0 comments
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by vermilingua 11y ago
Same issue with Samsung GS5... on Snapchat... with disastrous results...
940.
by vermilingua 11y ago
FTP is inherently insecure, everything is transmitted in plaintext. Because the server cannot check a password against a hash (due to the limitations of FTP), the client needs to store the password, and can't keep only a hash. That bei
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by vermilingua 11y ago
As far as the password storage goes, you are not up-to-date. They are stored base64-encoded now. Yes, much better.
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by vermilingua 11y ago
Can anyone explain the legality of building and using one of these (for your own cards, obviously)? I know there are similar appliances, but do they need to be accredited?
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Formula for Pi discovered in Hydrogen(rochester.edu)
3 points by vermilingua 11y ago|1 comments
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by vermilingua 11y ago
Anyone up for some anthrax?
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Quantum computing: First two-qubit logic gate in silicon(engineering.unsw.edu.au)
93 points by vermilingua 11y ago|18 comments
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by vermilingua 11y ago
To all those who aren't yet sold on this idea, consider it like this: what if consciousness is not a consequence of organised systems, but rather a property of all matter. Who's to say that the slime mould doesn't have cons