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geoffsanders
11y ago
This and similar criticisms of the F-35 are just silly. I can take any other aircraft in the U.S. inventory and put it in situations where it will lose engagements against other domestic or foreign aircraft and systems. Multi-role fighters
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geoffsanders
12y ago
This is a gift to hackers, government snoops, and the like: access is now granted to anyone with the trivial ability to intercept SMS messages, spoof cell towers (Stingrays), or clone SIM cards.
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geoffsanders
12y ago
Why not use the blockchain model for decentralized CAs in place of trusted CAs?
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geoffsanders
12y ago
Maximizing ad profits under the guise of nobility and transparency. Yay capitalism.
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geoffsanders
12y ago
This is one of the most honest and genuine observations I've ever heard; an observation that one can likely only fully appreciate in the face of mortality. Beautiful, indeed.
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geoffsanders
12y ago
From the sound of it, the important issue in question is depression itself, and not so much the efficacy of SSRIs. If the causes surrounding the physiological roots of depression are unknown or incorrect, no medicinal approach will be able
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LaunchKey seeking elite front-end dev to help evolve security beyond passwords
(angel.co)
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geoffsanders
12y ago
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Richest 1% of world population will own more than other 99% by next year
(dailymail.co.uk)
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12y ago
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geoffsanders
12y ago
Agreed. It would seem that unless your system is totally free of all forms of dependencies (including the human kind), arguing that patching is a bad idea simply because it shouldn't have to be patched in the first place is just poor a
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geoffsanders
12y ago
Mostly good points. This point, "Unless your system was supposed to be hackable then it shouldn't be hackable." wasn't one of them.
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geoffsanders
12y ago
Solve a problem simply, and it could be revolutionary. Solve a simple problem, and it will not be.
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geoffsanders
12y ago
While earthquake light does seem like one of the better explanations, the length of time it was observed (>30 min) would make it one of the longest observed earthquake light sightings.
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geoffsanders
12y ago
Considering lava cools and darkens almost immediately under water, I'd imagine it would have to be an incredibly epic underwater eruption (and thus, detectible) for that much light to make its way through that much water and project it
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Acoustic Kitty
(en.wikipedia.org)
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12y ago
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EURion Constellation
(en.wikipedia.org)
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12y ago
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geoffsanders
12y ago
Article states it's from multiple compromised sources...
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LaunchKey adds biometric facial recognition to next-gen auth platform
(launchkey.com)
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12y ago
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LaunchKey Plugin Adds Biometric Authentication to WordPress
(wptavern.com)
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12y ago
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WordPress – First Biometric Facial Scan Plugin
(wordpress.org)
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12y ago
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The Most Bombed Place On Earth
(wikimapia.org)
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12y ago
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geoffsanders
12y ago
Instead of hiding or modifying the image entirely at tiny random intervals, why not modify subsections of the image at all times, rolling the imperceptible modification around the image itself, so that at no time interval is there ever an
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geoffsanders
12y ago
I see what you did there...
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geoffsanders
12y ago
Just use LaunchKey - https://launchkey.com or https://github.com/launchkey
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geoffsanders
12y ago
Or don't use passwords? https://launchkey.com :)
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geoffsanders
12y ago
Entrepreneurs make companies, not accelerators.
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Password breaches affect consumer spending habits online
(usatoday.com)
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12y ago
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geoffsanders
12y ago
We use KeypassX ( https://www.keepassx.org/ ) and store the encrypted password database inside BTSync ( http://www.bittorrent.com/sync ), hosted on a secure internal server within our office. Both KeypassX and
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geoffsanders
12y ago
I'm prior Air Force. Few pieces of military technology are so individually valuable to overall tactical and strategic capabilities that knowledge or possession of such technology would tip the scales one way or the other. An exception
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geoffsanders
12y ago
If you want truly anonymous login, might I recommend https://launchkey.com Obviously there's nothing truly anonymous about this service if Facebook knows everything about you...
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Now you can use LaunchKey in place of Google Authenticator
(launchkey.com)
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12y ago
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