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Google and China: Flowers for a funeral
(economist.com)
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17y ago
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Hack of Adobe Conducted Via Zero-Day IE Flaw
(wired.com)
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17y ago
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The return of the mainframe: Back in fashion
(economist.com)
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17y ago
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yan
17y ago
Just pick an empty row and start editing!
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yan
17y ago
pg: "A couple weeks ago I added a recency threshold for the leaderboard. It's currently 100 days."
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yan
17y ago
Thanks, added a brief entry. Don't exactly need a cofounder right now, but would not mind others reaching out.
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17y ago
No web app, but a lot of individuals who'd love to offer this as a service. For general guidelines on writing secure web code, refer to http://www.owasp.org
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17y ago
No, not at all. My implication is that analyzing encrypted email traffic is probably the last place you should be looking. Trying to break encryption is almost always the hardest way to acquire information. Physically intimidating people, t
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17y ago
Clickable: http://www.webservius.com
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17y ago
This is why you're not running an evil regime.
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17y ago
This whole situation definitely feels like the start of something much larger than just Google pulling out of China.
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Mobile Data Analytics Provider Flurry Raises $7 Million
(pehub.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
It is written in Objective-C, which is not a type-safe language.
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17y ago
I would love for people to write their web apps using this framework, then pay me to pentest them.
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17y ago
Do you have savings you can live off of? Normally, people would save up what they need to live off of or just contract or freelance on the side. edit: i (and i'm sure many others here) have similar aspirations.
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17y ago
Not but I have been dying to learn to play the piano..
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Why Anti-Elite Era?
(overcomingbias.com)
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17y ago
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How is Internet Changing the Way You Think?
(edge.org)
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17y ago
Isn't it accurate to say learning anything changes the brain, since that's what leaning is ?
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17y ago
Now someone can guess your entire social security number :P
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IQ and Trading Profits
(falkenblog.blogspot.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
> Curta calculators contributed to the saying when describing the process of calculating, "Cranking out the answer."[citation needed]
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17y ago
If your goal is to create a more immersive experience to encourage yourself to run more, I'd really suggest plotting an outdoor course[1] and trying to run the whole thing. I found nothing motivates me more than that: you always have a set
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FIPS 140-2 Level 2 Certified USB Memory Stick Cracked
(schneier.com)
24 points
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17y ago
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17y ago
Usually, the company/agency hiring you would sponsor your clearance and they'd ask you to start if they're interested in you. Once it starts, expect it to take 5 months to a year. edit: see http://www.opm.gov/Forms/pdf_fill/sf86.pdf
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Bank Theives Foiled by GPS-Spiked Cash
(wired.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
It doesn't always have to pivot on technology -- there will always be overzealous DA's and corrupt judges. Once again, I'm not for or against capital punishment, nor have I done sufficient research to form an opinion, but I can just imagine
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17y ago
If a new method of testing evidence appears and the alleged criminal is cleared of charges, you can let them out of the prison. You can't un-kill them. edit: I heard of countless cases of young black men being incarcerated for murder in Tex
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They're targeted towards two different markets (personal e-book readers vs. business), made by two companies utilizing two different display technologies. (I think the Que has something designed specifically by PlasticLogic, not the usual e
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Albert Camus, 50 years on: Prince of the absurd
(economist.com)
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