220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Publisher Gets Carte Blanche to Seize New Sci-Hub Domains
Until somebody adds CP.
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220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Publisher Gets Carte Blanche to Seize New Sci-Hub Domains
Taken down or siezed?
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: When the business model is the privacy violation
At least, peformance-wise, that would be nice.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Why Can't Hollywood Make a Good Video Game Movie?
The Wizard with Fred Savage.
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0098663/
So, maybe 30 years?
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Gut microbes are vulnerable to wide range of drugs
I have often wondered about the affects of pesticides on foods made with cord by-products, like syrup, etc.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Credit Card Signatures Are About to Become Extinct in the U.S
Most readers I have experimented with in the US will allow a swipe after 3 unsuccesful chip reads (inserting card in opposite direction w/ chip exposed).
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Backpage.com seized by U.S. justice authorities
There is no ticker symbol for backpage in their portfolio.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Backpage.com seized by U.S. justice authorities
I think the biggest issue is having your domain seized prior to trial and conviction.
MX records are gone at that point, so the press cannot contact general counsel for comments.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: OpenAI Retro Contest
Yeah, any side scroller...so dying is bad, but getting hit and shrinking or losing all your rings is not as bad, killing enemies is good, and collecting a power-up is good, but only when it matters.
Anything else?
Like BDD for AI.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Kubernetes Security – Best Practice Guide
No need to turn it into a blackhat's roadmap.
Having anybody else being able to enumerate portions of your infrastructure is not good.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Don’t Fix Facebook, Replace It
Still crankin' w' Lucee today, dude.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Why Jewish History Is So Hard to Write
Do you have a good Tunisian tuna sandwich recipe?
I recently had the opportunity to try one a few months ago. So good.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: An Update on Our Plans to Restrict Data Access on Facebook
How enforcable would that be outside US borders, realistically?
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: An Update on Our Plans to Restrict Data Access on Facebook
I am not getting the same sentiment that you are ceeling from the parent comment.
Healthy discourse cannot occur in the dark. How can I discuss an article that I don't know even exists?
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Why there are so many online mattress-in-a-box companies
These types of mattresses have a limited shelf-life in their 'compressed' state and can only be stored within a specific temperature range.
I say it is more akin to shipping produce than TVs. We don't get the majority of our veggies from a single farm for all of the US.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Why there are so many online mattress-in-a-box companies
Also, these types of mattresses have an expiration, and I doubt they are manufactured on demand.
If they are not sold within a specified time and stored properly (not stuck in a hot warehouse or cargo container), they are useless.
Also, mattresses are not currently being subsidized by adware/analytics apps and companies.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Fiber Lasers are set to make laser weapons practical
In fairness, we have no idea what the IP licensing schemes are like for text-to-speech technology in that galaxy.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Facebook Delays Home-Speaker Unveil Amid Data Crisis
Any recommendations for microphones, particularly in an environment with lots of flat surfaces (concrete/glass) and talkative people? Non-directional.
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Charles Proxy now available on iOS
Do iOS apps not require cert pinning by default for their respective APIs/whitelisted https domains?
220V_USKettle | 8 years ago | on: Uber will not re-apply for self-driving car permit in California
Most countries don't have interstates cutting through city centers, either.
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