MrHyde

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by MrHyde 12y ago
Primer. Because success is a problem to be prepared for. Also because Primer is awesome.
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by MrHyde 12y ago
It looks to me like that's what they've done.
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by MrHyde 16y ago
Fix the balancing issues.
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by MrHyde 16y ago
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by MrHyde 16y ago
"Necessary existence" is a property of my ideal wife. Step one of the proof complete.
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by MrHyde 17y ago
It's still crazy to me that building such a thing is essentially a solved problem today.
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by MrHyde 17y ago
So, McAfee identifies a single node as "associated" with the incident: li107-40[dot]members[dot]linode[dot]com. And Linode has a post which specifically references a single node being associated but under Google's control and not malicious
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by MrHyde 17y ago
I'm not a native French speaker. It's quite possible that minds would be better here. I don't really know; I think the distinction can frequently be subtle, at least in my conception of the two. Depending on the situation, I might consider
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by MrHyde 17y ago
The mainstream media does not understand the internet? Incomprehensible!
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by MrHyde 17y ago
"I sorta find it amusing that McAfee released a PDF of the white paper, considering that Abode’s PDF Reader is also a popular attack vector. It’s like railing again IE6 being insecure, but using it to post the message that IE6 is insecure."
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by MrHyde 17y ago
I've been reading your posts on this thread with fascination. Where exactly were you trained, if I might ask? The streets of Compton? No offense intended, it's just that "heavily injured by a baseball bat during training" doesn't sound like
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by MrHyde 17y ago
> Rules? In a knife fight? No rules.
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by MrHyde 17y ago
I've always liked reading Dilbert; I've found it to be an interesting and amusing perspective. More serious than most comics yet still humorous. But Scott Adam's writings apart from Dilbert are pretty awesome. The Dilbert Principle especial
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by MrHyde 17y ago
My best literal-ish interpretation "In the fields of observation (testing?) chance favors only the prepared spirits." It's interesting to me the explicit "only" construction, as opposed to the implied version in the typical English versions
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by MrHyde 17y ago
Hey, I know a guy who's doing something just like...oh, right, hi. Is that script up on the server at the moment?
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by MrHyde 17y ago
Perhaps you could post an unedited version and a version where you compress the gaps?
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Bias is Real(newsroom.ucla.edu)
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by MrHyde 17y ago
And the weakness of the premise can be seen in "Update: Josh of EventVue clarified that they raised angel money, not VC money."