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nomdeplume
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Comment #16718504
From the linked study, under acknowledgements section: "...partial funding support were provided by ChromaDex, Inc." https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-03421-7#Ack1
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Comment #14779872
"It would be easy to give the public information and hope they change behaviour but we know that doesn’t work very satisfactorily. Otherwise none of us would be obese, none of us w…
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Comment #3302494
agreed. Very suspicious timing. What ever happened to all of those Bank of America files they were supposed to release? I read on of their power point presentations and it gave abs…
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Comment #3301789
All it would take is someone who knows what they are doing to go check real quick. report back whether or not the phone is throwing out information or not.
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Comment #3301778
are we crowd sourcing intelligence tasks now?
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Comment #3301731
do I detect some Apple employees/shareholders in here? I think the (CIQ)video made pretty clear the fact that YOU CANT TURN IT OFF and that THERE IS NO OPT IN/OUT button because yo…
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Comment #3278476
lol thank you. I'm luvin it. "For no reason I know, works of philosophy are compromised by even a typo in the introduction, but in science you can open with a golden shower anecdot…
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Comment #3277658
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mental_model#References
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Comment #3274958
I think Lifehacker had a spin of the story in which the author linked the firefox APP to the IE ICON and said if you wanted to be really sneaky you could just rename Firefox to IE …
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Comment #3274670
... and they want $20 million for our work that they don't want. poor Wikipedia
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Comment #3272258
download link http://mac.github.com/
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Comment #3267009
should have shipped with custom password. Assuming the sysadmin could read.
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Comment #3266092
I feel your pain; and wrote about it: http://danielmillsap.com/blog/culture/cultural-artifacts-in-...
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Comment #3262688
I applaud the author's use of detailed documentation and the ability and willingness to dig deeper into the technical side of what he believes to be the problem. As soon as I had i…
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Comment #3261930
From http://www.nsc.liu.se/~nixon/sshprobes.html "So, to more precisely describe what we have found: a small subset of the ssh logins from Chinese IPs to two of our systems are pre…
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Comment #3255752
I found the link interesting and am glad it was posted on here. If not the content itself, then certainly the ensuing conversation is relevant to HN. The fact that sexuality is so …
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Comment #3252968
I thought OSX firmware password could be bypassed by resetting PRAM. If true then does this invalidate their argument in FAQ about the thief reformatting the HD?