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maxwell_smart
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Comment #49149531
SSH can't send out a packet for every keystroke as soon as it gets it-- otherwise it's susceptible to timing attacks based on minute variations in speed of hitting different combin…
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Comment #44121739
By age 17, he published 10 peer-reviewed manuscripts in quantum field theory and particle physics. At 19 he got his PhD in particle physics from Caltech. Age 21, youngest ever reci…
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Comment #40946953
The links that are included shed more light on things. The write-up linked is a little light on details, and I also expected an actual "flaw". What the other links show is a series…
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Comment #33549724
If you assume labor is 50% of the cost of a coffeeshop, and maybe only 30-40% of the cost when you factor out management, prices would have to go up only 6-7%. And remember, you ar…
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Comment #33013453
It's pretty annoying too that you spend $3k, and Samsung got probably all of $150 to serve ads to you in perpetuity.
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Comment #32402473
They'll start refilling it a month before the mid-term elections?
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Comment #32387100
Not criticizing, but just pointing out, in all fairness, men sabotage condoms and "stealth" remove them without their partner's knowledge as well.
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Comment #32308417
You should really fix the spelling of "HIPAA" on the front page if you want to be taken seriously as advertising a HIPAA-compliant piece of software.
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Comment #31729293
On the flip side, I remember reading a story of a parent listening to their child bark orders at Siri/Alexa, and thinking that even though there's no need for politeness, they felt…
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Comment #27357680
I can't browse twitter anymore with my iOS 3rd gen ipad. It was impossibly slow as recently as three years ago, and sometime in the last year they blocked my OS/browser version alt…
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Comment #26323954
For the US, they've forgotten a few: Archer-Daniels Midland, oils, feed, ethanol, corn syrup (rev $65 B) Sysco, restaurant supply (rev $55B) Tyson, chicken (rev $44B) Cargill, like…
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Comment #25166472
About 20 years ago, Buffalo NY had more MRI machines than Canada (not coincidentally, it's also the closest US city to the Toronto-Mississauga and St.Catherines-Hamilton areas.)
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Comment #20298732
I don't know a whole lot about this, but I seem to remember that there was one design decision, that, while not wrong, was different from the generation before, and that is that th…
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Comment #18343519
My math was fine, but I did get the base numbers wrong. Should have been 120L as mentioned in the article, which equates to 88.577 m^3 at 15C, which is pretty chilly. 20C is more l…
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Comment #18342566
This article isn't great. First, it illustrates an MRI story with a (mislabeled) picture of a CT scanner. Then, it overestimates the volume of gas expelled by a factor of 1000. 170…
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Comment #3344718
Why? This seems like the perfect thing for an NaCl application.
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Comment #902250
I don't follow you at all. If the information available to the market is provided at the point the insider executes the "sell" then it is the B trader who provides his information …
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Comment #901205
Wow. I remember that back in the day, it was commonly argued that derivatives trading would reduce volatility in the markets. This is no different. Under certain assumptions, insid…
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Comment #195727
On average, a man will tend to gain about 1 lb per year as they age. I wonder if 34% of IT workers have been in their current position for around 10 years?