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by deadbea7 14y ago
Looks like a crashed server. Short url of the google cache link http://bit.ly/WcTSWk EDIT: site seems to be back again
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Departing Space Station Commander Provides Tour of Orbital Laboratory(youtube.com)
1 points by deadbea7 14y ago|0 comments
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Supercell generating $1M a day from 2 iOS titles(insidemobileapps.com)
6 points by deadbea7 14y ago|1 comments
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ML guy played an important role as chief scientist for Obama's 2012 campaign(cmu.edu)
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by deadbea7 14y ago
I can think of legitimate reasons for enterprises to MITM traffic. For example, protecting users against malware as a result of drive-by downloads or spear phishing campaigns. Data loss prevention is another good reason -- I would want an e
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by deadbea7 14y ago
I'm sure the "Help, I have an STD," version of the app is not far behind.
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by deadbea7 14y ago
Users are only vulnerable if they are using an unsecured or untrusted public wireless network and an older version of the application. s/an unsecured or untrusted public wireless network/the internet/
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Crack MD5 passwords with JavaScript Web Workers(github.com)
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by deadbea7 14y ago
Monitoring at this scale would require tremendous resources that the Federal government has plenty of but individuals are unable (or unwilling) to invest. The article makes the argument for accumulation of information as a means to obtain p
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by deadbea7 14y ago
Is it somehow illegitimate to use drones on regular soldiers if it's tactically advantageous No, but I reject the categorization of "military-age males in a strike zone" [1] as regular soldiers. [1] http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/29/worl
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by deadbea7 14y ago
They don't reduce "enemy collateral damage", though. In fact, the collateral fatalities from drone attacks are one of the highest at 98%, according to some estimates [1]. Compare this to estimated civillian casualty rate of 60% in WWII [2]
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The Menace of the Term 'Terrorism'(guardian.co.uk)
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by deadbea7 14y ago
> Even in India, the nature of non violence movement was not completely non violent It's difficult, if not impossible, for non-violent movements to succeed without the existence of credible threat of violence. Sad, but generally true. T
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by deadbea7 14y ago
How do you charge if onsite presence is required for an engagement? This could either be due to a client requirement or you need to do interviews with developers for an architecture/code review. Should you add a separate line item for trave
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Rare Neil Armstrong Interview(thedailybeast.com)
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by deadbea7 14y ago
I would also give credit to Indian patent laws that allow people like him to shake things up. "In 1972, India made only the process for making drugs patentable, not the drugs themselves." Compare this to the US where I believe you can paten
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India firm shakes up cancer drug market with price cuts(dawn.com)
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by deadbea7 14y ago
> "DRM Halts The Spread Of Ideas": If someone can't afford the book, in many countries they can go to a library. They don't need ownership to read the ideas. In most third world countries there aren't a lot of libraries. Even if you are