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msherry
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Comment #46155236
It wasn't originally -- it was created in Palo Alto, by people not affiliated with Russia. It's gone through changes since then, though, and I don't know the current ownership stat…
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Comment #32958331
That's why this is such an impressive achievement!
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Comment #24976242
"Ox is easier to use than Vim because it doesn’t have modes where the keyboard is repurposed, however it takes the idea of being a keyboard-only editor and being able to act just l…
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Comment #22231470
> And contrary to most business owners’ beliefs, older buildings are not “grandfathered” into the ADA and are susceptible to these lawsuits.
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Comment #19322696
TFA says that Ernst and Young was the company to crack the laptop. Ernst and Young would not burn a zero-day exploit on an auditing job.
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Comment #18827749
This is answered in the article. See section 3, "They (probably) were a good investment."
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Comment #11199630
He's not claiming that you can brute-force the encryption key -- he's proposing another way to brute-force the PIN itself that won't trigger exponential timeouts or auto-wipe of th…
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Comment #11139140
Said bar was mentioned in the article, even.
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Comment #10899044
I remember doing this a few companies ago. Except we didn't have a modem, we just found a phone we could send commands to. It had some user interface that would pop up after every …
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Comment #9991541
Q: What's an anagram of "Banach-Tarski"? A: "Banach-Tarski Banach-Tarski"
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Comment #9450024
It's true that the SEC makes this data available free of charge, but it's typically not useful without a lot of extra processing. XBRL( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XBRL ) is a sta…
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Comment #9200618
Thanks, Steve! We miss having you around here :)
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Comment #9141470
Maybe. If you're just loading constants onto the stack, it seems like it would be pretty forgiving of optimizations and such, and even work across architectures (assuming the same …
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Comment #8816739
This swamp is the origin of author William Gibson's handle on Twitter: https://twitter.com/greatdismal
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Comment #8810883
They can only go so low. Here's a pdf of Visa's interchange rates: http://usa.visa.com/download/merchants/visa-usa-interchange-... . (Mastercard is similar, and Amex is even more e…
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Comment #8664465
I applied to work at a Radio Shack when I was 16. I didn't get a job there. The guy interviewing me spent most of the time making sure I knew the difference between being paid hour…
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Comment #8647905
Just read an interesting article on boingboing (I know, I know) about this. http://boingboing.net/2014/11/20/for-god-for-country-and-for...
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Comment #8633990
That was really interesting, thanks. In particular, "The Enforcement Process. Congressional investigations often begin informally, with the interested committee or subcommittee fir…
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Comment #8604401
Most states in the USA do exactly this already.
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Comment #8600409
I suspect that you might be taking this (again, not-even-released) game a bit too seriously :)
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Comment #8600383
That's the second time in this discussion that you've proposed paying money for an advantage over others in this not-even-released game. May I ask why you're so eager to win at thi…
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Comment #8574478
A bit off-topic, but why not make it a referral link? I clicked it (when it was still broken, unfortunately), and imagine others will, too. You have a popular blog with not-insigni…