anon114

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by anon114 15y ago
"This Film Is Not Yet Rated" talks about some of the American film propaganda machine. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0493459/ Want to shoot a war movie? Need access to military assets? You're going to have to run the movie by the Pentagon f
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by anon114 15y ago
You are confusing the difference between approaching the process of becoming a hacker for-profit and approaching the path to hackerdom because you seek enlightenment. When you are primarily seeking promised riches at the end of the path, yo
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by anon114 15y ago
This should be called The Coder's Path for the same reason this site should be called Coder News. A whole section on "Gettin’ Paid, Makin’ Money"? Fucking please.
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by anon114 15y ago
I regretted it.
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by anon114 15y ago
It was worth doing (at least once).
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by anon114 15y ago
I have not tried it.
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by anon114 15y ago
I have tried it.
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by anon114 15y ago
http://cemc.math.uwaterloo.ca/contests/past_contests.html#cc...
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by anon114 15y ago
P2P twitter is absolutely necessary but it has to be done right. First of all, ensure privacy with public key cryptography. Sign tweets for authenticity. Retweets can just be additional signatures. If a distributed microblogging protocol wa
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by anon114 16y ago
So Caron talks about the top 10% which is fine, but I think the really interesting numbers are higher in the distribution. Top: 1%: In 2004, the top 1% controlled 50.3% of the financial assets while the bottom 90% only held 14.4% of the tot
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by anon114 16y ago
Or, maybe this will cause users to take Jabber/XMPP more seriously and stop using proprietary technology for corporate IM. I've worked at places where management is completely gaga over Skype and would push me to support it despite the fact
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by anon114 16y ago
Another problem with recruiters is conflict of interest. They likely can't be seen to poach one client's employees for another. If the recruiter is large and they represent many clients, the pool of talent you can pull from via the recruit
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by anon114 16y ago
I'll just leave this here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrioshka_brain
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by anon114 16y ago
Maybe you missed the official acknowledgment that a priority of the US Government is to continue widespread extrajudicial "detention, transfer and interrogation" of "suspects", with the valued co-operation of foreign allies - without any ki
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by anon114 16y ago
I love working late, but my health suffers a massive decline with sleep deprivation. My immune system takes a beating and I invariably get sick after an all-nighter.
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by anon114 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homomorphic_encryption
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by anon114 16y ago
It's probably safe to assume he dealt.
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by anon114 16y ago
People have a bizarre sense of price vs value. This guy's self-serving article on human capital and economic growth is perverted because: - America isn't the world, and it is becoming less important in the world as time goes on. A country w
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by anon114 16y ago
Remember: You do not need postage to write your MP or the PMO a paper letter! It's free!
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by anon114 16y ago
http://www.priv.gc.ca/media/nr-c/2010/let_100420_e.pdf Canada and other nations sent this to Google regarding the Buzz fiasco, for reference.
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by anon114 16y ago
Assuming this is accurate, you should watch your mouth, Zuck, or priv.gc.ca might bring the hammer down. Again. Other users in other countries can resign themselves whenever they like, but Canadians aren't willing to just give up on privacy
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by anon114 17y ago
Too much XBOX, Facebook. No attention to rising social costs due to aging demographic. They don't vote. Terrible with money. Ignorance is bliss?