mwcmitchell

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by mwcmitchell 7y ago
That speaks volumes to the integrity of the researchers. Similarly, it speaks to a lack of the same @ Intel. Bribing for silence is not the way to deal with vulnerabilities. I’m glad the researchers are getting some recognition.
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by mwcmitchell 8y ago
too bad that the groups of people most responsible for “letting things get so bad” and the groups of people who are now “seeing some real effects” on the daily, are probably mutually exclusive
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by mwcmitchell 8y ago
thought i was the only one!! most of what i get back for specific queries (especially if they use search operators) is total garbage compared to before ~6mo ago
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by mwcmitchell 9y ago
awww man perfect! i remember playing the wikipedia game a ton in a hs business class, thanks for this!
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by mwcmitchell 9y ago
skype had this already before ms. ms opened skype up to government ages ago so this doesn't mean much of anything, there are backdoors. https://youtu.be/J1q4Ir2J8P8?t=2880
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by mwcmitchell 9y ago
this basically reads as: "We didn't grow at all last quarter, but things here at Twitter are A-OKAY (please belive us)! We can still grow, all we need to do is destroy/modify the one thing that made us unique and successful!&
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by mwcmitchell 9y ago
what happened in the case of Sausage Party?
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by mwcmitchell 9y ago
thank you!
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The SIEUFERD Project: a general-purpose user interface for relational databases(people.csail.mit.edu)
3 points by mwcmitchell 10y ago|0 comments
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by mwcmitchell 10y ago
:( the name of the article
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by mwcmitchell 10y ago
THE WORLD IS A VAMPIRE SENT TO DRAAAIAAIAIAAANNNN
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by mwcmitchell 10y ago
this guys career path