slester

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by slester 2y ago
Because there's an AI sales pitch at the end.
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by slester 8y ago
Especially since one of the books he mentions, Steven Pinker's How the Mind Works, has a 3.97 - which just barely misses the criteria, and yet has a big fat red X. He gave rated it 2 stars, so this seems to be confirmation bias more th
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Dutch agencies provide crucial intel about Russia's interference in US-elections(volkskrant.nl)
2 points by slester 9y ago|0 comments
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by slester 9y ago
Sure you can -- install an adblocker or one of the other extensions that allows you to block FB tracking. I agree that that only protects those tech-savvy enough to know how FB is tracking you and what to do about it, but there are steps we
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by slester 10y ago
You can't get me to enable ads unless I'm assured they are not delivering malware. If you can't do that, count me out.
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by slester 10y ago
Couldn't CloudFlare track a Tor user by tracking the tokens it gave to a particular user, then track them when their client used one of those tokens to validate?
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by slester 10y ago
The email I received: DNS Performance Issue Incident Report for Linode Investigating We are currently experiencing denial of service attacks that are targeting our DNS infrastructure. Aug 23, 20:48 UTC This incident affects: Hosted DNS Serv
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Ask HN: Physical InfoSec tools/habits
1 points by slester 10y ago|0 comments
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by slester 12y ago
It reminds me a bit too of The Institute (I watched the documentary on Netflix: http://www.theinstitutemovie.com/ ). I'd really like to play a game like The Institute, but this seems a little darker, or at least the nam
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by slester 12y ago
"the 400 bitcoin millionaires with at least BTC2,000 hold 40% of bitcoins" from https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=316297.0 This is the main reason I'm highly skeptical of bitcoin, not to mention wildly