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notaddicted

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    I think this is of endgame for network security, I don't see a way out -- the Sony Rootkit[1] should have been the point where I realized but it is just sinking in for me now since…

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    Comment #6596508

    I doubt anyone would disagree that triple negatives aren't easy to parse.

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    Comment #6589903

    Yeah, actually now that I'm reading the SEC report it appears pretty seriously reckless, also their lack of capital thresholds.

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    Comment #6589787

    Yes, these criminal masterminds found a way to swindle honest hard-working themselves out of 440 million dollars and "get away with" a cool extra -12 million.

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    Comment #6522641

    I haven't been following cracking development, is anyone aware of a back of the envelope analysis of how much using a preconceived mnemonic reduces entropy versus random letters? I…

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    Comment #6479557

    Hilarious quote of Marco Arment from 4 years ago: When a similar idea circulated back in 2009, Tumblr’s then–lead developer, Marco Arment, summed up the party line in a scornful bl…

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    Comment #6460311

    For the passage in the wikipedia diagram, both of the two paths after the first bifurcation (moving westward) pass through channels less than 24 nautical miles wide. Canada would n…

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    Comment #6421950

    I've got no direct knowledge of this in particular but I've heard that the mouse movement is one of the highest level interrupts in the OS and won't be preempted -- so the number i…

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    Comment #6395717

    If their boat is more of a skiff, a couple paddles and a milk jug cut in half for bailing might be sufficient. In terms of winter storms, this is approximately as bad as it gets: h…

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    Comment #6361608

    Carrying a burner is itself also suspicious -- the safest course it to be as normal as possible which means having a regular computer/phone with some stuff on it, or nothing. Also,…

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    Comment #6241348

    I believe one of the tests is crashing into a wall that yields very little, so the tungsten dumptruck would fare poorly, exciting as it would be to drive. EDIT: this one: http://yo…

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    Comment #6227206

    Same. Chrome url box search isn't working. I just used bing unsarcastically. EDIT: canada as well.... Aaaaand it's back.

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    Comment #6208895

    It depends what you care about more, the emails or the privacy. The privacy is now ensured, and it isn't like they've erased the emails from the users' minds, only the records of t…

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    Comment #6202617

    According to some quick youtube searching, armor-piercing rounds versus regular steel would create problems: http://youtu.be/q_zZd0NsYG4 .

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    Comment #6154172

    For "finding datacenters", traceroute is useful. You can just pick some websites and see where they host. For example, is seems that pinboard.in is hosted at http://he.net/colocati…

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    Comment #6073495

    As a matter of general principle, I strenuously object to any computer I own sending out information about my behavior without my intent or permission. The only egregious offence o…

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    Comment #6009904

    For this reason I have a drawer full of hard drives, its just so much easier.

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    Comment #6000788

    As long as we're bashing , it could easily be written loopless like so: basename -s .jpg -a *jpg | xargs -I{} convert "{}.jpg" \ -resize "900x" -unsharp 2x0.5+0.5+0 -quality 98 "{}…