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Z1nfandel

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    Comment #16395228

    I see them driving all over the place and they put out a signup for beta testing the app/service, but noone I know has been accepted.

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    Comment #16208089

    Yes! I wonder if they happened to come from Eielson AFB. (Not expecting you to know that, but it makes me smile knowing that it stuck)

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    Comment #16206329

    Ohh man, the memories around this book. Lets just say it was required reading for intel analysts at my base, and we found every way possible to reference it in our reports/briefing…

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    Comment #16128014

    "The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent." Recognizing a bubble and predicting the pop are two wildly different challenges.

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    Comment #15260537

    I thought the same, but then it made me wonder how many mines are built such that you are hauling ore down instead of up? I don't know enough about mines, and googling "most common…

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    Comment #15203846

    The most frustrating place to be in these scenarios is the IT (especially security) department. Go ask any security guy if they think their environment is secure. Very few of us wi…

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    Comment #15176640

    In order for the windmill to turn, some energy must be taken from the wind and turned into that rotation. This hinders the wind. If you were going to try and go turn that windmill,…

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    Comment #15094552

    >I sorely hope the person you responded to manages not to feel too attacked and gives a frank and truthful answer on where their line is with respect to not wanting to profit off a…

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    Comment #15094492

    >If you don't mind, I guess like a sort of prelaunch feedback, what would it take for someone like you, willing to profit on bad corporate behavior, to instead become a leader for …

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    Comment #15091910

    So true. Most people just don't care. I've used this to my advantage over the past few years, as soon as a "big corporate scandal" breaks the stock tends to fall. Check their finan…

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    Comment #13637442

    Capable of writing the code, yes I agree there are others out there more than capable. But part of what makes stuxnet and others of its kind limited to Govt. sponsored is the amoun…

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    Comment #13581596

    So you want to enact sweeping legislation that covers an entire industry because you feel that the CEO of a single company has a poor attitude and you want to spite him? I'm at a l…

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    Comment #13107936

    Spot on. I think the most interesting thing in the article was (paraphrasing): You can write up a report on a conversation you have with a Pakistan official, and it becomes classif…

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    Comment #12960106

    My memory might be hazy, but I thought it was the other way around. INS as the primary navigation with periodic corrections from GPS. Obligatory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZ…

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    Comment #12663651

    Imagine you are a news outlet. You make money by creating articles that entice people to view your website. You make money to pay your expenses by having advertisements on your web…

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    Comment #12567777

    Don't worry about his comment. He has no idea what he is claiming. These recent attacks are labeled record breaking because they actually are. This one at 620Gbps and the recent ~1…

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    Comment #12567714

    But what you're arguing isn't reality. Show me a source article where someone has compromised a backbone router, and then used it for DDoS. This is almost exactly what I was addres…

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    Comment #12566043

    I'm going to call shenanigans. Do a quick google for the largest DDoS attacks on record, and this is one of them if not the largest. Pulling from places like Arbor, and their yearl…

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    Comment #12491438

    Their Navy will be closer than you think. Take a look at the rate they are building ships. Their destroyer squadrons (Luyang II and III are amazing ships) have been rapidly growing…

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    Comment #12490721

    You're in for a rude awakening if you think "China is not going to touch US in military terms during my life time" Most people believe that the US will always have the better fight…

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    Comment #11584473

    Umm, A-10s have flown for a long time with FLIR. They don't have it natively, but they always use their targeting pods. See SNIPER or LITENING pod. My pilots did night missions all…