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by ynniv 12y ago
That you think a few pounds of low speed balsa wood and a high explosive guided missile are equally dangerous to an aircraft exemplifies the problem.
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by ynniv 12y ago
Yes! If you care more about coffee and less about convenience you'll end up pouring freshly ground beans over hot water and there isn't a damn thing technology can do to interfere there.
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by ynniv 12y ago
http://darksitefinder.com/maps/north-america.html is a better dark sky map
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by ynniv 12y ago
A trivial bookmarket or addon could strip their nonsense from the page. The examples you posted were all single page articles, though. Perhaps multiple pages are rendered on demand in a way that would be less trivial to strip.
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by ynniv 12y ago
Sorry for the late reply: yes, it is realtime. You may need to restart the target process, but it will ask to do this automatically.
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by ynniv 12y ago
Not just the NSA, but anyone with the motivation and resources to attack cell phones (e.g. organized crime).
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by ynniv 12y ago
A VPN provider won't protect your MAC address from being physically tracked.
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by ynniv 12y ago
Audio Hijack Pro is very helpful in these cases. Once you've hijacked the browser audio you can add effects to normalize levels (AudioUnit Effect/Apple/AUMultibandCompressor), remove buzzing (AUFilter), or fix poor balance (4
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by ynniv 12y ago
Replace the last part of the url with export?format=xlsx: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17Mr201gfDoOTe5ONLS6L...
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by ynniv 12y ago
Depositions are unnatural, legally technical situations. For an amusing treatment, see http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/28/opinion/verbatim-what-is-a...
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by ynniv 12y ago
I guess the sarcasm isn't appreciated, but HLS is a simple enough protocol that an intern could implement it. It trades latency for cacheability, which greatly reduces broadcasting costs. The only obvious reasons to not support it are
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by ynniv 12y ago
The other platforms want people to use a more complicated streaming format?
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by ynniv 12y ago
http://9to5mac.com/community/how-to-stream-apples-oct-16-ipa...
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by ynniv 12y ago
How does gpg encrypt private keys?
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by ynniv 12y ago
Stallman already does this in a way: http://www.bostonmagazine.com/2008/04/the-shaggy-god/
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by ynniv 12y ago
This is all that's strictly needed, which is why the rest is in a footnote. I'm not sure of the legal requirements, or if there even are any. But I know that I've filed irrelevant bugs with better documentation than the eve
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by ynniv 12y ago
I count eight different statements. No ones unsubstantiated opinion matters, but all are welcome to argue a position.
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by ynniv 12y ago
That's a lot of different things. Perhaps you could focus on one and try again. If I was doing forensic analysis on a server under such circumstances I would have made note and reference to that as well. The footnote is not forensic,
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by ynniv 12y ago
A footnote in the Agent's declaration even suggests Parallel Construction: After Ulbricht’s arrest, evidence was discovered on his computer reflecting that IP address leaks were a recurring problem for him. It continues on to specify
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by ynniv 12y ago
... by something lowered on a tether. If you think that's comparable to touching a rotor, you don't know much about rotors. mv^2!
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by ynniv 12y ago
Apple once told us that the best way to write applications for the iPhone was using web pages. Caveat emptor.
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by ynniv 12y ago
Regarding authentication it only mentions performance and block failure. It seems that your company does use encrypted DMGs, so are these problem mitigated by having a larger encrypted unit size and reliable data storage?
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by ynniv 12y ago
block crypto is typically not authenticated Is this simple oversight? you'd like your cryptosystem to have as much information to work with as possible, and one nice bit of information for it to have is where files begin and end. D
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by ynniv 12y ago
Regulate or save your breath. Jerks don't care whether people think that they're jerks or not.
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by ynniv 12y ago
You don't pay to watch NBC over the air. And yet that has nothing to do with content producers being compensated.
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by ynniv 12y ago
There is a narrow exception for free over the air TV. Are you saying that NBC does not pay anyone for the rights to broadcast a movie?
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by ynniv 12y ago
Broadcast television contains inline ads that compensate the broadcaster, who then compensates the creator.
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by ynniv 13y ago
Not the ones I have met.
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by ynniv 13y ago
This is good news. While their intentions may have been good, the information they were requesting could have haunted the students being tracked for the rest of their lives. As the government has asserted in their defense of PRISM and rela
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by ynniv 13y ago
Force municipalities to make the kind of "hands off" deal Google demands in return for rolling out Google Fiber to any company willing to make the investment. This is really foolish. A company that wants to be a monopoly will pr

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