SubZero

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by SubZero 9y ago
I think this article ignores some of the other tenants of Amazon's corporate strategy. While Amazon is an online shopping behemoth, they are also expanding in to AI, web hosting and Platforms as a Service, financing, robotics, logisti
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by SubZero 9y ago
What could be a possible solution to the PIN reset? Security practices say that we can authenticate across 3 ways; something you are, something you have, and something you know. Its obvious to me that the something you know is also known
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by SubZero 9y ago
How much validity is there to the FCC's statement that privacy regulation of the internet should be left to the FTC, and that the FTC had existing privacy regulations?
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by SubZero 10y ago
As others have stated here, this is largely a reaction to globalization and immigration issues that have been present in the world's view. Globalization has left a large portion of each country behind. Large multinational firms have
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by SubZero 10y ago
I make my own pasta and I still feel guilty eating it.
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by SubZero 10y ago
Its degrees as a geometrical measurement, not temperature. Its showing the course/angle of the wind at that location.
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by SubZero 10y ago
I think you tried to make a pun but people took you literally.
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by SubZero 10y ago
I would like to point out the figurative middle finger the BBC is giving to NK. The offensive material that they pointed to are still published on the BBC website, even though the apology stated that they'd be taken down.
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by SubZero 10y ago
How many bugs and spiders rely on mosquitoes as part of their diet? Out of all of the ideas in this article, not once was the impact to the biological food chain discussed. We can kill all of the little annoying things, but how many benef
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by SubZero 10y ago
The article also places a big emphasis on people driving to the incorrect locations, hundreds of miles away from their intended destination. To me, this is a user error rather than a system issue. Every GPS system has the user confirm their
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by SubZero 11y ago
A condescending idea would have been to call it Brawndo. "It has electrolytes..."
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by SubZero 11y ago
Wouldn't most tap water in the US fit under this definition? My father used to work at a waste water treatment facility. At one end of the plant was all of the raw sewage that came in from the city, at the other end, it had been clea
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by SubZero 11y ago
I live in St. Louis and recently took a ride with Uber. Our driver basically gave us the exact same information. He told us that if we ever see surge pricing, to wait ~10 minutes and the rates will be back down to normal again. Its inter
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by SubZero 12y ago
Its a fairly common recommendation for them to make, but don't let the frequency dissuade you from following their advice.
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by SubZero 12y ago
Geolocation features aside, I'm more impressed by the fact that Facebook has created something that's opt-in rather than volunteering people right off the bat.
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by SubZero 13y ago
This falls under the "shit you know you don't know" category.
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by SubZero 13y ago
Does this article remind anyone else of the culture in Atlas Shrugged?
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by SubZero 13y ago
Does anyone else see the issue of how easy it would be to lean down, unplug this thing from the ODBC port, and toss it to the ground? That would kill any tracking or blocking.
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by SubZero 13y ago
As someone that grew up in Wyoming, I'm surprised they even know how to spell "superconductivity".
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by SubZero 13y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Star Trek style economics no economics? I seem to remember a distinguished bald captain talking about how society has moved past the need for money.
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by SubZero 13y ago
The law enforcement and audit activities kind of makes sense with the territory. In my mind, at least. BUT if personal emails and details are therefore considered public record, doesn't that completely break HIPPA privacy requirement
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by SubZero 13y ago
Thank you! After that first paragraph, I couldn't take the article seriously.
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by SubZero 13y ago
Sometimes half of the fun of reading Brian's articles are the super weird comments he gets on his articles sometimes.
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by SubZero 13y ago
Would this be able to say...oh, idk...spoof and overpower digital TV channels in a localized area? I need to know...for science.
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by SubZero 13y ago
Brian Krebs does some awesome work stirring up the hacking underworld. He also does some good write ups on ATM hacking, bot nets, Russian crime syndicates, and anything else that the mass security media sometimes glosses over.
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by SubZero 13y ago
Why did I click on the link to a down website? What did I expect? Shame on me.
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by SubZero 13y ago
This is terrifying to read.
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by SubZero 13y ago
While it is kind of a sad PR stunt from someone with a 14 year old hipster child at home, it is kind of cool if you look for the ways people try to smuggle goods and weapons onto flights.
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by SubZero 14y ago
Now THAT would be amazing. Incredibly smart move. What better way to create your own handwriting recognition program than to have all 4 billion people field testing it for you.
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by SubZero 14y ago
nerdgasm

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