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Blazespinnaker

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    Comment #16218286

    Perhaps you have me confused with someone else? Looking at my history I don’t see anything particularly abusive and certainly not “unsubstantiated”.

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    Comment #16217392

    Hang on, let me get my tifnfoil hat.

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    Comment #16208138

    Yeah, California and New York will implement this ina flash if they can which will force NN in major isps.

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    Comment #16208095

    Yeah so like men thinking with their ...

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    Comment #16192384

    “Data collected by EFF from across the state show that only .08% of vehicle plates captured by police ALPRs are connected to a crime. Lol. What percentage of cars are connected to …

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    Comment #16165915

    A lot of text for your argument which is x isn't secure. Not very compelling. Signed rest requests ensure that auth tokens can not be leaked as each request is individually signed …

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    Comment #16160128

    Signed REST requests are good too, more secure. And what’s wrong with delegated auth?

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    Comment #16160096

    Legal way to blackmail. Cool! But, alas, she can be subpoenaed which overrides any gag clause.

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    Comment #16159261

    Or that it was done for political purposes.

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    Comment #16155880

    “Scaled across Titan’s 18,688 Tesla GPUs, ”. I am sure that’s all Nvidia really cared about, they’d write anything that made their customers look smart.

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    Comment #16153696

    So wrong in so many different ways. The questions you research / prep for may be needed at some point in your career. Much like programming. You program for all relevant edge cases…

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    Comment #16148522

    To imagine that genetics do not play a role in intelligence (or any talent) is horribly naive, otherwise we could teach our dogs to program.

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    Comment #16148518

    This is true if you have very junior level responsibility, but as soon as you need to take any kind of leadership role others will be looking to you to contribute in a manner that …

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    Comment #16148116

    Preparation is a huuuuuuge part of being successful in the workplace[1]. Simply showing up just doesn’t cut it. Part of interviews aren’t even testing skills, but testing prep. Of …

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    Comment #16147862

    well,just list the things you do on a weekly basis for a family - making meals - driving kids - laundry - grocery and other shopping - picking up - finances and planning I think al…

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    Comment #16146960

    The real problem is traffic. Hi density public transit from airport to hotel makes much more sense. What we need are residentiala and office skyscrapers built along high density el…

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    Comment #16146898

    It depends if you have kids or not that you are responsible for. We can all make that choice for ourselves, but when you have kids most of us have a moral code to protect them from…

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    Comment #16143693

    Yeah, think of the cam scene in American pie. The gossip that fires through the internet. iPhones are like cctvs per person.

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    Comment #16133579

    I am surprised this hasn’t been explained in terms of a vulnerability chain. Ie, break it up into parts. As soon as you have an oracle providing cache timing info you have a vulner…

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    Comment #16088168

    I’ve said many times this is the best way to deal with the large monopolistic companies - group up.

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    Comment #16041463

    Very impressive. Controlling yourself is way harder and far more rewarding than controlling others.

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    Comment #16026403

    Sure, they don’t intentionally sabotage lifetime of their devices but they don’t really invest in increasing them either.

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    Comment #16025004

    Lot of very selfish anti team ideas here. Shipping requires doing grunt work. That’s the person I want to work with and that’s the person I think is valuable.

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    Comment #16000069

    I thought quality of journal and number of citations (from quality journals) was more important than pubs per year.

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    Comment #15981050

    How about just the ability for a user to replace the battery? Should be a law to cut down on ewaste.