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by coroutines 10y ago
I like this comment. We are guilty of letting this happen. I doubt stating that will change the average person's willingness to go out and vote and get involved with politics, but it is important to acknowledge our part of the blame.
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by coroutines 10y ago
All I see when I look at a car is a very costly set of risks. I'd rather pay for someone else to manage those risks. Car subscriptions++
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by coroutines 10y ago
I am of the opinion there are very few people who can be thoughtful, at least in that long-term sense..
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by coroutines 10y ago
There's a middle ground between your statement and the experience the fellow above had. I'd prefer a good community college with a career counselor that pushes you to make the necessary steps toward employment after graduation.
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by coroutines 10y ago
This is a very well-written response that is both thought provoking and elegantly projected.
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by coroutines 10y ago
Hey, remember that time we gave up regular expressions and went back to writing grammars? Right tool for the job..
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by coroutines 10y ago
The US is the best government to oversee DNS in a way that isn't corrupt and awful. That said, the US has seized domains in the past without proper due process - so it's really that "for the most part" we expect our fre
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by coroutines 10y ago
I was just yesterday called to schedule an interview... >.>
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by coroutines 10y ago
As a Lehman... the only thing I don't like about Veracrypt is it seems to have a different on-disk container format than the original Truecrypt. I don't like having to remember to check "Truecrypt compatibility mode" wh
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by coroutines 10y ago
However much I hate the politics surrounding Docker and systemd, they have done a LOT for Linux to provide a standardized way to configure most distros and reliably deploy apps/stacks. I still feel that tuning Linux for networking is
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by coroutines 10y ago
In my experience, the BSDs used to be trusted for their reliability and performance. Linux has come a long way in terms of reliability and configuration cost - though performance is harder to tune for. Docker has enabled a lot of trusted
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by coroutines 10y ago
Oh behave. ;p
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by coroutines 10y ago
I'm not saying people won't install desktop apps - I just like that there is a diminishing reason to do it outside the browser. [High performance] games, browsers themselves, video players (VLC), and dev environments, are some of
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by coroutines 10y ago
It's very hard for me to envision a future I want to save for where I'm not the owner of a house - of my own space. That said, I imagine subscription car usage will be a shift that happens over a generation or two...
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by coroutines 10y ago
I hate installing things. :x I get pretty turned on by offering up something like Google Sheets as a webapp that installs and is usable in seconds over the Internet. I used to really love Lua but even though it was <1MB to install peop
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by coroutines 10y ago
I used to write C but now I do Coffeescript/JS. When I was just starting in C (as a teenager) I'd get really excited to learn the GNU's C standard library. I wanted to know how to make better and better console applications
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by coroutines 10y ago
I wonder if there is a legally-protected expectation of privacy when NAT is used, vs without. IPv4 LANs vs IPv6 LANs.
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by coroutines 10y ago
1) Global trade was not as established prior to WWII - there is a market incentive to maintain alliances. We don't even have the production means to make everything we need anymore - we're too inter-dependent. 2) Facebook and S
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by coroutines 10y ago
Learn the tools and languages you hate the most. That's my cheap advice. It's terribly annoying but you always come out on the other side having learned something valuable from the perspective you didn't want. Always.
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by coroutines 10y ago
From my very not-a-crypto-person perspective, I had thought compression was fine as long as you don't pad it to the expected block length before encrypting? something something padding oracle
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by coroutines 10y ago
I was happy to see the disgust people had for the CIA black sites operated in other countries when that came to light during the Bush presidency. Not because of the torture, but because people here expected alleged terrorists to have the s
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by coroutines 10y ago
I kind of want an 802.11z that does wifi over Bluetooth for sub-802.11a conditions. Am I weird?
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by coroutines 10y ago
What gets me is once we know who the ex-government people are, they sure as hell become huge targets for people still working for the gov. I wonder how many times arma has been approached. I hate saying it, but I do feel like ex-gov is frui
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by coroutines 10y ago
I'm thinking this might become pretty important with IPv6, no? My ISP advertises a prefix I can do SLAAC with, but they won't allow you to assign an arbitrary address outside that prefix (which seems reasonable-ish for routing).
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by coroutines 10y ago
I'm actually using the responses here as a hunting ground for companies I'd like to work for. Carry on...
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by coroutines 10y ago
The FBI seems like the least careful of all the agencies penetrating computers. NSA > Secret Service > CIA > FBI They're either messing up an investigation or destroying their public image. 1) Accidentally resetting the Berna
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by coroutines 10y ago
Dude... You deserve a lot. :( Take all their red staplers.
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by coroutines 10y ago
As a California resident, I have the impression I live in the technology center of the world, that I am part of the 6th largest economy in the world, and that California is a beautiful place to live - and more importantly, that once you mov
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by coroutines 10y ago
I was initially confused thinking "how would they get the NAT information from my home router.. from the ISP?", then I remembered some providers do NAT at their level now. Sucked when AT&T did it - made it impossible to view
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by coroutines 10y ago
Are you one of those 'special little flowers' ignoring the impact you might have on others? - the physical impact that follows threatening violence? Seriously wtf.

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