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   by null0pointer 8y ago

   How frequently are you traveling? And is it usually for extended periods of time? I'm curious for more details, if you can share. I'd also like to know more about your config restoration process. Is it literally just running your
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   by null0pointer 8y ago

   Open sauce
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   by null0pointer 8y ago

   Google Translate still gets a lot wrong. It's good enough to understand if you just need to translate foreign language text to something you understand. But for professional documents it's nowhere near adequate. Another point is i
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   by null0pointer 8y ago

   What is an "accredited investor" anyway? And why does this index fund need to only be available to them?
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   by null0pointer 8y ago

   On mac: <CMD> + <Shift> + <4> then pressing <space> will allow you to select a window for screenshot which includes the window border, title, and transparent shadow.
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   by null0pointer 8y ago

   Yeah this seems to be the disconnect. A lot of people will intuitively think (myself included) something like this. "You said Hillary had 90% chance to win, but Trump won. Therefore your prediction was WRONG". It actually takes a
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   by null0pointer 8y ago

   I felt the same. I've never been a fan of his but I have to say, after watching bits and pieces of the testimony, I felt sympathetic for his position. Senators pushing for yes/no answers to questions where there are many many vari
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   by null0pointer 8y ago

   A better (more accurate) analogy than finding an open window/door is that of asking a government employee for data. Kid: "Hi, what is the personal info in that file?" Employee: What they should say: "You are not au
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   by null0pointer 8y ago

   I have just set this up a week ago at my apartment. I use hostapd and dnsmasq on a raspberry pi to make it a wireless AP. It is connected to the primary router via ethernet and uses iptables to route wifi traffic via ethernet. Then I just i
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    Have you even used the iPhone X? Myself and every person I've talked to do not even notice the notch after a short period of use. And I was initially very skeptical of the notch too. A better mental model is that the iPhone has 2 addit
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    +1 for this. Well worth the 2 hours.
12. 342.▲
    by null0pointer 9y ago

    I visited China on tourist visa in December (2017) and didn't have to give up any biometrics other than photos/videos from the cameras placed everywhere.
13. 343.▲
    by null0pointer 9y ago

    But how do you explain your acquisition of the $400MM painting when the taxman comes knocking?
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    Put your money where your mouth is and place a short.
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    It's possible she had done some searches before talking to me, I'm not sure. The video was unrelated though. National chain pharmacy so they certainly have some kind of data sharing scheme.
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    I have a similar anecdote. Girlfriend was having some symptoms, we briefly talked about it then walked to the pharmacy and bought a pregnancy test. Maybe 30 minutes after purchasing the test we watched a youtube video on her phone. The ad o
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    Sanitise your inputs!
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    Unjustifiable decision IMO. They are basically stealing money from their customers. Regardless of your thoughts on the matter BCC will have _some_ value (no matter how little). Coinbase has always been very pro-core.
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    I'd like mining pools to offer sale of coinbase bitcoins for people who truly value their privacy. I would buy a 12.5 BTC coinbase transaction for maybe up to 13 BTC. That makes the pool's effective block reward 13 rather than 12.
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    I used to be reluctant to call myself an engineer. I don't actually get to do too much engineering in my work. But I've seen too many less qualified people calling themselves engineers so I might as well... Besides, my degree is f
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    Another interesting and simple ad model that I saw was on a bitcoin gambling site. The ads were a small image banner at the top of the site. Each advertiser would choose a daily rate to pay. Then each time the page was loaded an ad was sele
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    A lot of people are equating this to theft. While I can see their point, the concept of ownership in bitcoin is closely tied to control of the private keys. In this case many people control certain weak private keys so in a way you are givi
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    I'm glad your friend is able to do that. It makes sense to directly fund the research when you directly benefit from their findings. I'm curious about the direct funding process. Does the lab approach him saying "we need mone
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    by null0pointer 9y ago

    I'd love for there to be pure technical discussion however the development of most of the major cryptos boil down to political bickering at this point. What a sorry state of affairs :(
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    by null0pointer 10y ago

    I've wondered about scenarios where you can legitimately claim to not know the password to decrypt a drive. A few different cases I can think of which may be ruled differently by a court. 1) I use a password manager so I don't kno
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    by null0pointer 10y ago

    I come from a mathematics background and when I first saw comprehensions I really liked them. They read remarkably similar to Set Builder Notation [0]. I think so long as you don't go crazy they are perfectly readable. But at the end o
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    by null0pointer 10y ago

    > as far as I know you only can see that some app is accessing your GPS currently, not which one(s) exactly On iOS if you go into [Settings > Privacy > Location Services] you can see which apps have used your location "recentl
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    by null0pointer 10y ago

    Every country has different laws so a 'criminal' in one jurisdiction may not be a 'criminal' in another. The training data is fundamentally flawed as the target classes (criminal and not-criminal) are defined by largely
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    by null0pointer 10y ago

    Yeah WTF? they look like they could be dates or incremented...
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    by null0pointer 10y ago

    Additionally, most of the stress on an aircraft is from pressurisation/depressurisation. So most flights cause similar amounts of wear on the aircraft regardless of flight time.