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katkattac
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Comment #13163705
We use machine learning to detect anomalies on our customers' data and alert them of potential problems. It's not fancy or cutting edge, but it provides value.
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Comment #13163692
Everything is relative. Can someone say, if that pipeline didn't exist, how much more or less theoretical damage would have happened had it been shipped by truck on highway instead…
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Comment #13139243
This is a quote from General John L. DeWitt, head of the U.S. Army’s Western Defense Command. He's basically the guy that convinced the president that this was a good idea. Why we …
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Comment #13139215
Out of the 110,000 incarcerated, 62% of were American-born citizens. Since they were all living in America, and this all happened in America, English certainly makes since.
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Comment #13139153
"The very fact that no sabotage has taken place to date is a disturbing and confirming indication that such action will be taken." — General John L. DeWitt, head of the U.S. Army’s…
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Comment #13131846
Yes, it does. On the other hand, though, you can get a cheap Windows laptop for less than some college text books.
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Comment #13120346
Examples? I can't really think of anything I've paid for where at least a solid prototype didn't already exist.
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Comment #13118681
I didn't know that their emails were public domain. This is very cool. It must be a treasure trove of data. I wonder if they can really deliver these this way though. I would think…
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Comment #13065368
I tried it, but got a Firefox is not supported message. Why not? What's the missing feature? Otherwise looks pretty cool! Nice business, it's inspiring.
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Comment #13065293
I find these what-ifs a bit odd. Sure it's interesting, but if those states borders weren't where they are, surely Trump would have noticed and adjusted his strategy accordingly. I…
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Comment #13065214
I run everything through TorGuard. It's low cost and is somewhat reliable. They have lots of servers in many locations. Honestly, the most annoying part is that I see more CAPTCHAs…
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Comment #13049830
Well, which IRC servers/channels then?
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Comment #12980568
This is only an application, not granted (yet). I think that "method" patents don't get enough scrutiny by the public. If you read claim one, what they are preventing is: anyone id…
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Comment #12980433
Does anyone have plans to use this? What sort of things could be built with this?
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Comment #12980355
This is just crazy. It like anyone could be a criminal, so let's treat everyone like one? Feels like a huge invasion of basic human rights. Alas, I feel like the US isn't far behin…
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Comment #12979889
Plain text is your best bet. You can just save images along beside it. Backup often. If you must have images inline, you could probably use Markdown to include them. Markdown will …
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Comment #12978862
Privacy is important to me, so I use Firefox. I don't think I'll ever be able to really trust Google or Microsoft not to spy on me, as they're rarely resisted the temptation before…