davidj

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by davidj 16y ago
The real question is, red pill or blue? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te6qG4yn-Ps
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by davidj 16y ago
those posts are my honest replies. I don't invoke name calling and try to backup everything with sources. I do get downvoted a lot here, I do not have multiple accounts or use my account "as a troll account." My postings are sincere and I
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by davidj 16y ago
Thimerosal may have been removed from vaccines in 2001/2003, but because it was used as a preservative, vaccines made before then were not taken off the shelf and recalled and still used! According to this link below some up until 2007.
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by davidj 16y ago
Basically the first paper states, from what I can understand, "Some people are born with a genetic defect in their cells, specifically in the mitochondria part of the cell. When these people are injected with Thimerosal, they get autism. O
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by davidj 16y ago
Vaccines do cause autism. Here is a peer reviewed paper in the journal of Toxicological and Environmental Chemistry, the abstract: Mitochondrial dysfunction, impaired oxidative-reduction activity, degeneration, and death in human neuronal
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by davidj 16y ago
they can just ban all hTTPS and whitelist banks, paypal, facebook etc
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by davidj 16y ago
what a waste. They could have bought IBM BladeCenter solution with the same processors, but with Infiniband and more memory.. instead they have a big toy.
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by davidj 16y ago
whats really weird is that at last years Defcon Dan Kaminsky did a demo showing that DNS lookups were actually faster in TCP than UDP. His explanation of why: "... and I have no idea."
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by davidj 16y ago
ha, my Sager 8xxx was a great laptop and lasted quite a while. Would you like to buy it for parts? When it died I switched to a thinkpad t42 from 2004 that I bought for $100.
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by davidj 16y ago
turn on mysql connection pooling and install Google Web Accelerator, you'll have to switch to apache to do Google Web Accelerator though.
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by davidj 16y ago
maybe if you tried putting a better screenshot on your game, with enemies or something, live action fire or whatever you game does it might be more downloads? I don't have an app so I don't really know, just a guess.
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by davidj 16y ago
except.. you can't just go buy one, yet. And then you can't just drive away on the highway, right away. You will have to buy the $2500 240volt charging station, and have it installed. And the oil burned in a gas car is replaced with coal b
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by davidj 16y ago
I don't trust Bill Gates. He believes that "if we do a really good job, with vaccines and healthcare ... we can reduce the worlds human population by 10 or 15 percent." OK, did you really just say you want to kill 15% of the worlds popula
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by davidj 16y ago
I can't find the reference off hand, but I once heard that it takes 7 years of operation for a solar panel to generate the same amount of energy to build a panel, .. and the energy that it takes to build one comes from ... guess what .. co
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by davidj 16y ago
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.30012
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by davidj 16y ago
I'd invest it and hopefully get 20k a year, live very frugally off the dividend do odd jobs and build up skills. Then, when the recessions over I'd look into launching a product and take advantage of offshore labor.
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by davidj 16y ago
Netflix stock up 5% on the news
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by davidj 16y ago
Red Hat is for enterprise solutions and is not for toy startups. RHEL 2.1 still rocks the business world and is a great operating system.
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by davidj 16y ago
Basically from what I understand, all of this is happening now because of the Comcast Vs Netflix war, where Comcast is trying to pass network charges on to Netflix via sending a bill to Level 3. So if Comcast/AT&T and others get their
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by davidj 16y ago
"The NSA is believed to have strengthened DES" No they didn't they cut the key size in half, and where can I find on a source that shows me that the s-box changes were intended to make DES stronger?
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by davidj 16y ago
"A theory isn't completely abandoned just because of a single contradicting observation." Uhhh, yes it is.
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by davidj 16y ago
red shift
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by davidj 16y ago
"Big Bang is currently accepted to the extent that it is because it has managed to fit the facts best. " well the problem is is that it doesn't. And in science, if you find a contradicting fact in a theory, then that theory is totally aban
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by davidj 16y ago
another article trying to perpetuate the big bang myth by fitting evidence around a predetermined conclusion. We really need to abandon the big bang theory and just admit we just don't know yet instead of fitting evidence to our conclusion.
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by davidj 16y ago
Yeah the NSA modified the DES S-Box in its development, they made the final tweeks to the GSM A5/1 algorithm, another person points out the Clipper Chip, etc. You are clueless if you didn't know these things, do you think the NSA just sits
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by davidj 16y ago
sorry I didn't mean to appear to disrespect Bruce Schneier, I've met him, gone to his book signings, own all his books, I even buy his books for gifts to my friends. I'm a huge fan of his work. We need people like him who have done highly
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by davidj 16y ago
he didn't add anything new to the discussion but his opinion. Crypto scholars are excellent at cryptography and security theory, but when it comes to actually implementing secure systems (exception being crypto algorithms), and securing sys
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by davidj 16y ago
This wasn't in 2002, this was back in the 90s, I want to say 1996 or 1997. The source code was back-doored. The advisory you found was for completely different break-in in 2002.
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by davidj 16y ago
Fixing security holes without disclosing the problem to the public.. yup I've seen that before from openbsd
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by davidj 16y ago
http://www.cert.org/advisories/CA-2002-24.html I am still looking for the break-in that predates this breakin, my memory is fucking horrible. I apologize. It will take me a while for me to find it.

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