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segacontroller
11y ago
OK that may be the long term goal, but what is the short term goal? What is the goal of landing this rocket stage on earth? Is it to use this model to land on another planet, or is it to use this model to reduce costs and reuse the first st
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12y ago
I have seen smaller ISPs use something similar to admin/c0mcast on every single device while using equipment too cheap to include an access list for remote management.
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12y ago
ISP network support for one.
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12y ago
I have been around professional golf my whole life and have seen many hole in ones. No one ever purchased me a drink. I have made a few hole in ones, and no one has ever even asked me to buy them one. I have heard of this "tradition&qu
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13y ago
This should be the outage ticket number if anybody has a need for it. 3417269
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13y ago
The SSL key is only for the transport correct? My assumption is that the data in storage would still be encrypted by the customer's private keys. The USG could then obtain the private keys of the customer by watching the decrypted SSL
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segacontroller
13y ago
So.... $1.2 B or $78 M?
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13y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15445285/how-can-i-connec...
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13y ago
Just like Narus' main product was aggregating raw Internet Transmission Records from telco switches and turning them into customer and peer billing data for network usage?
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13y ago
Why is this not perjury? Kinda serious. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02ea3dBJAuI&feature=youtube_... >Perjury, also known as forswearing, is the willful act of swearing a false oath or of falsifying an affirmatio
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13y ago
>“The Department of Defense does engage” in computer network exploitation, according to an e-mailed statement from an NSA spokesman, whose agency is part of the Defense Department. “The department does not engage in economic espion
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13y ago
lol idk my bff Jill?
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13y ago
Where is the white paper? edit: http://www.scribd.com/doc/159222203/NSA-White-Paper-on-PRISM edit_2: http://www.scribd.com/doc/159218355/Obama-Administration-Whi...
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13y ago
>"The issue is at what point does Islamic fundamentalism flip-over and become a genuine national security threat?" He has said almost this same statement in a previous interview, and it is very troubling to me, and very indicat
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13y ago
Barnaby?
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13y ago
The way he phrases the question of Islamic Fundementalism becoming a threat to National Security really irks me.
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13y ago
In most interviews, William Binney estimates Utah will have one zettabyte of storage. I may come back with a source later. He worked very closely with these systems in their infancy, and estimates they can store 500 years of current data at
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13y ago
Functional scorecard. Plan on adding any other statistics?
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13y ago
Why?
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13y ago
>The government was ordered to report back by July 12, 2013 on the timetable for that review. So where can I get more information on the report that is to be filed today? ( http://blog.zwillgen.com/2013/07/10
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13y ago
Could he even tell them that he knew that the government contracts would fall because he refused to comply with the government? Would that be insider knowledge of something? So they were going to crush his business and he tried to cash out?
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13y ago
I think the argument here is the general polulations data is subject to being recorded and analyzed.
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13y ago
if you already have a Mac, why not just use airplay?
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John F. Kennedy - Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, NY - 27 April 1961
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13y ago
http://archive.org/details/jfks19610427 I think this is a very relevant speech to this current issue, and if you have 20 minutes take a listen.
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13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5964558 I think the uniformed response from the carriers is a diversion from the NSLs which they cannot speak about for the metadata or specific requests for information they have not ob
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13y ago
I really think that this is the case. Splitting the data would involve considerably less people in the know than asking for cooperation. Also, only the telecoms were granted immunity. The NSLs really appear to be solely for metadata, and
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13y ago
So why didn't Apple just take P9?
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14y ago
I don't know. It kind of seems like Google just followed the rules. I tried to find a spectator contract or something similar and could not. The Daytona website ( http://www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com/Track-Info/FAQ.a... ) does not re