moisto | 5 years ago | on: Breach exposed more than one million DNA profiles on a major genealogy database
Oh, wow yep that's the one. Thanks for source!
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moisto | 5 years ago | on: Breach exposed more than one million DNA profiles on a major genealogy database
I remember hearing about some dude in his 80's , arrested out of the blue, for a murder he committed ~30 years ago.
The police used the crime scene's partial DNA and compared it to somebody's 23andMe sample.
Thanks a lot, grandson!
moisto | 6 years ago | on: Rotary Cellphone
That is awesome. I remember dialing our beige rotary phone for my friend when he came over after school... Haha he was afraid to dial it for about a year.
(Scared of looking dumb, I guess) But aside from choking on our tears and those shameless bellyaches, we didn't give him any grief. This would have been probably 1994 - 2000... when my folks upgraded to touch tone and answering machine :)
moisto | 6 years ago | on: Flash Is Responsible for the Internet's Most Creative Era
Strongbad Email FTW
moisto | 6 years ago | on: 94k Bitcoin (1B USD) transferred from unknown wallet to unknown wallet
Shut up and sing the song, pal
moisto | 6 years ago | on: NULL license plate not such a bright idea
I did this once, too. YMMV based on meter maids in your city;
My own unpaid ticket from weeks ago should become an asset. protect my car from violations with cast Invisibility.
I put the decoy on windshield, under the wiper blade, and wandered off for a bit.
But this upset the coin gods. When I went to my car an hour later, neatly tucked above my original ticket was a fresh new one. Balls.
Maybe using 2 old tickets will work. :)
moisto | 6 years ago | on: Password expiration is dead, long live passwords
late to game, but ideas...
1. One time Password ?
2. Change password before/after authenticating their device
3. Improve communication with spouse regarding milk eggs crap wrap etc.?
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