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hysterix
9y ago
The comments in this thread are just as pathetic as I've expected from ycombinator as of late. Just search for the term, "hate speech" and you'll see this pervasive cancer trying to erode the very fabric of our free soci
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hysterix
10y ago
Quite simple really. Because women don't want to do physically difficult jobs like oil worker, construction worker, mechanic etc. If there are cushy office jobs where you have to sit most of the time, women are clamoring for equality i
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hysterix
10y ago
I know this was just a hypothetical question but as a scuba diver I actually pay for a completely separate insurance on top of my standard health plan called DAN insurance: http://www.diversalertnetwork.org/insurance/di
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hysterix
10y ago
You guys are absolutely crushing it. Would have never thought to use the response time from a server to be able to extract extra bits of information. Keep up the awesome work and I look forward to seeing more research.
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hysterix
11y ago
Blue collar workers would vote for Hitler. Ahh yes, glad to see there is still civil discussion on ycombinator.
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hysterix
11y ago
>the absurdity of the idea to begin with A false flag operation initiated by America is an absurd idea? What about all the documented and public comings and goings of when America has done just that? How in the hell is the notion of Ame
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hysterix
11y ago
Wanted: 3-5 years of linux system administration experience 3-5 years of windows 2000/2010 administration experience 3-5 years of networking level tcp/ip experience with custom protocols 3-5 years of c++ experience 3-5 years
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hysterix
11y ago
>What does the language have to do with the program? I happen to agree with you whole heartedly, if you spend enough time here though you'll see the inevitable comment about how anything made in php is worthless insecure garbage and
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hysterix
11y ago
Wow. Can you step back for half a second and really examine what you're saying? You're saying, these people you are bringing up: women, minorities, etc. are weak, are not strong enough to pick themselves up, and require people t
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hysterix
12y ago
I don't know if zee gained any skill over time, but I believe he simply used public exploits. So for example remote command injection vulns: http://en.1337day.com/exploit/description/20598 http://e
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hysterix
12y ago
The reply to your question is already on point. There is a sickening amount of open systems on the net. I know zee used tends of thousands of routers as only some of his ddos tools. I also know of dudes who wrote custom scripts specifica
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hysterix
12y ago
Well quite frankly if you've been in the scene for a while, you'd be able to tell using other clues, speech patterns, and reused nicks. Julius Kivimäki aka zee, aka Zeekill ( https://encyclopediadramatica.se/Zeekill
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hysterix
13y ago
Wow. Fractional reserve lending is "innovative"? That is hilarious, absurd, and unnerving at the same time. An entity literally creates money out of thin air, and then loans that made up nothing at interest? That is "inno
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hysterix
13y ago
Really? You are really going to imply America is uncivilized when you compare it to a country that literally attempted to take over the world and exterminate an entire race of people? Within recent generational memory no less? Europeans c
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hysterix
13y ago
So if I stick my head in the sand, and refuse to believe any of these things exist, does that mean they magically disappear?
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hysterix
13y ago
I don't mean to make this personal, but someone who submits a wikipedia entry as a submission should not decry posts that are about current affairs directly relating to software development and the tech industry.
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hysterix
13y ago
It's pathetic the defeatist attitude the majority of americans have. We finally get a week or so of pushing these sort of stories to the front page and now people are complaining. Ironically if you look at a list of recent submissions
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hysterix
13y ago
What an unbelievably awful defeatist attitude. If everyone had your terrible attitude, nobody would ever do anything about any issue and just simply bend over, cry, and take it. I'm glad this joker peterwwillis has absolutely no say on
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hysterix
13y ago
People mentioning mythbusters as if it is actually a relevant data point is really annoying. They are an entertainment show, nothing more. Because they shot a tracer bullet at a gas tank (really that's the "evidence"?) means
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hysterix
13y ago
>he was, basically, at the apex of his career. Why would he go "yeah, let's see how fast this car can go now!" See Ryan Dunn: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_Dunn tl;dr - people make stupid fucking
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hysterix
13y ago
"Nobody is in control". Wow that is probably the most naive statement I've seen made on hn in a while. If you truly believe that, I've got some beach front property in arizona to sell you. I love the logic, we aren'
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hysterix
13y ago
What an utterly useless post. I had to double check I was on ycombinator and not reddit after reading this. Isn't this a general behavior of typical sterotype (you can't even speak english correctly) european? Most them believes
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hysterix
13y ago
When people ask why I pirate pdf's, I point to instances like this. I want full control over my hardware, my software and the like. The fact this happened gives in my opinion, more ammunition to the side claiming piracy is equal to ac
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hysterix
13y ago
I've been called a conspiracy theorist enough, I wear it as a badge of honor now. I'm not one of these anti-vaccine, anti-gmo glenn beck style conspiracy theorist. No, just one that accepts there is most certainly things going on
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13y ago
Why do people make comments like these when deep down they know it's not true? >They never get away. This is false. I've personally watched los angeles based car chases where the person gets away even though there was a helicopter and
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13y ago
Wow, where to begin with biased posts like these? >A lot of people interested in gun culture have severe inefficiencies in their cognitive abilities. First off you start off insulting a large group of people, painting broad strokes of a
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hysterix
13y ago
Extra ordinary claims require extra ordinary proof. Could you provide at least ONE scientifically accurate source actually proving this obviously biased opinion? Can you provide even one? Or is this just the standard liberal, pulling infor
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13y ago
And why you are sitting around ycombinator trashing php and talking about which stack is superior, I've gotten loads done with it. You can write awful code with php or you can write great code with php or something in-between, it's up to th
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13y ago
Yep. And then the red light cameras start magically getting bullet holes in them. http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2007/dec/12/police-man-shot-cam... http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/08/shoot_out_the_red_l...
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hysterix
14y ago
My father was an audio engineer/mixer and worked with some big names. He told me a similar story that happened to him later in life when he finally owned his own studio. There were clients that would always insist on making audio adjustmen
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