creatrixcordis

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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
just dropped, woohoo :)
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
where do i go to get the patch? i looked here and i don't know where to pick up the patch also ran update manager in my ubuntu distro but no dice :( https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wpa/+bug&#x2F
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
Debian repos and inherently Ubuntu's repos also have wpa_supplicant 2.4, we will see if they update to 2.6 or release a patch. Probably patch before 2.6. It would be nice if there was a rule which package repos and distros would adhere
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
So if i use my wired in node as an ssh tunnel out to the "internets" to tunnel all traffic from my wifi connected nodes then this mitigates the issue till updates come through?
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
"This is achieved by manipulating and replaying cryptographic handshake messages." so that means that the mac address has been spoofed to make the AP think that he is always talking to the same mac address. If I'm plugged int
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
The price is growing i agree. Volatility relating to security and assurance. Not being able to trust exchanges, having to trust the developers because majority of the people will not read the code for many reasons and lack of regulation. Th
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
Oh now the government is stealing from you. I think it's time to open the faraday cage and come out. Everything is everyones business, now i am the oppressor because i ask questions and don't drink your bitcoin kool aid. right...
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
The 1% also has access to bitcoin. I would love to see the yearly incomes of people who invest in bitcoin and than we shall see about this "bitcoin is for everyone" rhetoric. Actually in fact, i would love to see a lot more transp
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
That is a good point. I feel people who truly only have $20 to invest might invest in something not as volatile.
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
There is nothing in the protocol that will prevent anyone from hoarding or buying large amounts of bitcoin because they already have the capital to begin with. Therefore you can think of those people as similar to institutions or the 1%. So
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
When "the bitcoin" starting gaining momentum, i thought that "bitcoin" and the public distributed ledger was an exercise to see if the psychology of people has evolved to reduce the dependence on institutions and find ou
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
Majority of managers do not want people that see through their bs. After all they need to manage. Someone who sees through their bs is not as pliable as an inexperienced hire. They want the naivety because it is exploitable just like ignora
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
Of course privilege affords you a cushion for many things, not only taking risks. That happens in any environment since "money" correlates to a safety net which could translate into the ability to take time to work on what you wan
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
the smartphone is just a tool, how you use it is up to you! nobody is making you use it, but companies spend millions to figure out better ways to psychologically mindfuck you since you have been conceived. to get you to buy things or behav
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
well there are so many companies out there, for sure this happens, someone sitting somewhere at a desk thinking... "i'm already making 200k but, i could definitely use a few more grand just to cover what i'm losing on taxes,
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
how is showing your mental prowess talking down to "them"?, that is what interviews are for, you probably don't want to work for anyone who can't stand in a room with someone smarter then them, remember everyone is diffe
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
who cares, if you know your shit, you walk in the interview and make them feel stupid, make them feel like you have a monopoly on knowledge, like it oozes out of you and drips to the floor and if they don't lick it off they might miss
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Blockchain Solve this problem of who, where, when and what in our supply chain(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by creatrixcordis 9y ago|1 comments
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
it is a possibility, i guess they would pay the journalist or influence his sources, i guess the old adage of who controls context or environment somewhat therefore controls opinion... similar to the sort of things that spy agencies engage
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
i’m surprised not a single interest group has hired a company like cambridge analytica to influence popular opinion of bitcoin, or a fake news network to aid in pushing the price higher, not that we would know about it, the big players in b
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
Maybe the reason why a lot of “web apps” are so complex and huge has something to do with over engineering, developers loving lazyness as a good trait of their craft. Which results in undiscipline, then you add pressures from management to
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
I visited China for a month and my view is limited, but i do not think the average Chen in China cares about this, just like the average John in America doesn't. They are happy to be able to grow their personal GDP as much as they can.
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
This is an interesting documentary regarding different relationship structures from the independents themselves. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4716560/
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
This is interesting, a old friend once said: "If a woman wants to cheat on you. She will cheat on you while holding your hand" Now that the chauvinist statement is out of the way. Men cheat too. :) I don't think anyone can sa
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
if you are on here at 17, you are doing alright! there is no recipe, remember some of the greatest writers did not lead traditional lives, greatest discoverers didn't listen to mommy and daddy and the people who changed the world didn&
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by creatrixcordis 9y ago
Shameless plug alert! I made something similar +/- some features. https://lnkchk.com
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Show HN: New website insights tool(lnkchk.com)
1 points by creatrixcordis 10y ago|0 comments
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Theory of the resolution of invention-related tasks(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by creatrixcordis 10y ago|0 comments
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by creatrixcordis 13y ago
Great! Now the NSA knows every Wi-Fi password in the world! Which i am sure they are willing to share if just pushed a little.
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by creatrixcordis 13y ago
Who cares what you call it? As long as it does what i need. Models, Workers, Controllers, Views, Events, Masks, Filters, Actions...

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