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Host instruction Detection systems
Introduction
The computer viruses along with worms have become a major challenge for organizations as they are faced with constant needs to improve their operating systems. The advancement in technology along with the increasing frequency with which businesses are being attacked, there has been an increase in the cost of doing business. The desire to minimize the destruction to the organizational systems as well as the resulting productivity makes it imperative to develop defense depth policy strategies that ensure software protection and virus incident response. The additional issue of the large departments that these organizations have makes it imperative to design strategies that address the diverse forms of the virus into their information technology systems.

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Ahmad, A., Maynard, S. B., & Park, S. (2014). Information security strategies: towards an organizational multi-strategy perspective. Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, 25(2), 357-370.
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> Tell me you weren’t 100% addicted to a television show when you were a kid (He-Man, GI Joe, Transformers...), oh holy one.

But that was only once a day after school for 1 hour or so. Not constantly everytime I felt bored.
Scrolling momentum is broken on iOS for me, it makes the page very frustrating to read.
If Apple actually ever gains 80% of the market in the EU they will catch regulatory flak. Apple doesn't even allow sideloading. But I don't think Apple really wants the market. They will never make a phone under €800.
> shamers deserve to be shamed

think about what you said for a second
Fittingly, if it were intentional it might deserve a place in: http://brutalistwebsites.com/
Worse they add an extra leg to all trips, not just more trips. At best it’s last drop off location > pickup location > drop off location. On top of that many drivers will go to a fourth location to wait for their next passenger.
How about if you are just identifying that whether its a Male or Female and their ages without uniquely identifying that it was 'John Doe'.. Does GDPR will still have problems with that ?
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Can't tell about original real books, but the fake books definitely are real :)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fake_book
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You really have no idea who Kenneth Reitz is, do you?
> disdain for their aesthetics and association with authoritarianism [under Communism]

> Che Guevara hats

There's some real semiotic collapse going on here. What does it mean to wear a Che Guevara hat? In the west you might see it alongside people trying to unironically revive the hammer and sickle. But there are plenty of people who lived in eastern Europe under Communism who would regard that symbol as just as symbolic of authoritarianism as the swastika.
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>why would I want to hire the second person and ...

Someone commented on here recently that they would take motivated candidates over knowledgeable candidates. That's one reason. I can easily think of at least two others.

There are balance points here that vary according to all sorts of things.
presented these buildings with disdain

That could be explained a difference in background (growing up in the west vs in the Soviet zone of influence): It's much easier to have a rosy view of communism/socialism if you have no experience of living in a communism/socialism yourself (or your parents).

As far as I'm aware, Own Hatherley is a high-ranking cadre in UK communist parties, although I have lost track which, since they have a tendency to split and splinter. As far as I'm aware, publishers like Verso Books and Zero Books were outlets of the SWP (Socialist Workers Party), although that no longer exists. I don't know which of the SWP-descendants is now in control of those publishers.
> The mentality of border guards should be to welcome guests to the country...

Perhaps they assume that if border guards establish a friendly relationship like that, it will only help bad actors distract the border guard from strictly enforcing the rules through jokes, small talk, etc.

Still, if the USA wants that approach, it could still learn a lot from Israeli passport control. Whenever I have entered Israel I have been asked a lot of questions and the official had some reasonable suspicion about my plans and travel history, but this questioning was still done in a fairly respectful and professional way. The guard wasn’t glum and surly like American border agents.
> “Service Source Code” means the Corresponding Source for the Program or the modified version, and the Corresponding Source for all programs that you use to make the Program or modified version available as a service, including, without limitation...

It's as broad as it can be to make it essentially impossible to comply with and force you to use the commercial license. You can't release the Linux source under SSPL, but the OS would almost certainly qualify under this clause (but IANAL). In the definitions it seems to exclude the kernel and "System Libraries" but only if unmodified, it's still a but of a minefield.
Except the bridge and tunnel itself the project is interesting because it both finished ahead of schedule, and within budget [0]. We've studied it in a project management course as an example of excellent project leadership.

Another interesting tidbit is that Peberholm [1], the artificial island have acted as an interesting experiment ground for biologists.

[0]: https://group.skanska.com/projects/57321/Oresund-Bridge
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peberholm
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> Eller's algorithm creates 'perfect' mazes, having only a single path between any two cells, one row at a time. The algorithm itself is incredibly fast, and far more memory efficient than other popular algorithms (such as Prim's and Kruskal's) requiring storage proportional to only a single row. This makes it possible to create mazes of indefinite length on systems with limited memory.

http://www.neocomputer.org/projects/eller.html
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I don't see a single reason why you can be forced to incriminate yourself. If confession equals conviction, laws about right to remain silent should also apply.

I would happily say "no" and smile if I was you when asked about what you did in a different country that they have no business knowing.
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Looking forward to a global release! Best of lucks :-)
I always push my devs to really study the Bittorrent protocol. The elements of the protocol are all fairly easy to understand, but it's gorgeous to see how elegantly it solved a social problem rather than a computational problem. The tit-for-tat and fast-finish protocols are incredibly graceful ways to create virtuous cycles in a social/technical hybrid, and replaced very real vicious cycles in previous protocols.

Various TCP backoff algorithms are also a great study in how to approach problems with insufficient knowledge of the system under test, and building desirable properties (reliable in-order delivery) from a undesirable input (arbitrary packet loss, and loss in the face of congestion). I make all the kids try to implement their own, then walk through the history of TCP approaches to the modern day.
I heartily agree with this statement. I had a business meeting in there years ago and it was the first time I had ever really been inside. I couldn't believe how miserable and depressing the place was.

There's always a discussion going on about what to do with Government Center and City Hall. To me the best thing to do would be to admit the entire enterprise was a tragic mistake, and restore the original street layout. I'm not suggesting they restore the old look - sadly that's lost forever, but at least give the place some actual street life.

If the City Hall building really must be saved, then deconstruct it instead of just demolishing it, and rebuild it out in some industrial park in the suburbs where it would blend in with its natural environment.
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Now imagine someone's Ring camera takes a snapshot of the person with the backfiring car and sends it to the police as having fired a gun! Who would build this?
Looks cool, but I do not own a mac.

Have you thought about building this for VMware Workstation?
The longer I've been in programming, the more I've noticed just how much people defend "their way" of solving a problem.

If you do it differently or with a different language, there must be some negativity to latch onto in order to justify the way they did it. The simple ability to say "Oh...cool! Hey Bob, come look at what Jim figured out!" is a rare find.
There is at least one password manager autocomplete system that works by examining the title of the current active window, so if that's not the browser, it will fail.
I like the A* pathfinding algorithm. It's not particularly elegant or beautiful on itself, and it's very dependant on the heuristics applied & the topology of the terrain used. Yet the results tend to be quite pleasing to watch.

Also, it has a great website dedicated to it, with lots of interactive demos:

http://theory.stanford.edu/~amitp/GameProgramming/
$120bn eh?

Their recent results were:

> adjusted losses before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of $404m for the three months to the end of June

> revenue ticking up 8pc quarter-on-quarter to $2.7bn

There would have to be quite an improvement to justify that. I guess if revenue went 20bn/yr and they made $5bn on that it might look ok.

Seems the bull case is they use their position to dominate taxis, delivery, logistics and similar https://www.quora.com/What-justifies-Uber%E2%80%99s-70B-valu...

On the downside Waymo seems ahead on the self driving thing with actual driverless taxis supposed to be rolling around Phoenix shortly https://arstechnica.com/cars/2018/10/waymo-wont-have-to-prov...
Of course, why would we outsource something that sensitive?
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I just learned about mosh, ty. I use SSH sessions all the time and sometimes over satellite links.
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> The Barbican is a very interesting design, but anyone who has actually been there would agree that it is ugly

I find it one of the most beautiful and peaceful places in London. Some of us actually like these sort of forms and concrete as a material.

> walky talky

I find that thing grotesque, it's like a bad joke on the London skyline. Some skyscrapers are nice like 30 St Mary Axe but when they're done bad the fact they're made of glass doesn't make them any more attractive.

In the end its all completely subjective.
My comment contains references which refute that claim, which is why I made it.
That's sort of orthogonal to the consequence of honestly answering the question.

And of course the policy also says that if they think you lied, they might use that as a reason to deny entry in the future.
If you buy a Xiaomi phone in Europe it comes with the global ROM which has all the Google stuff.
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I always wonder why non-Russian speakers perceive books like "The Master and Margarita" as "fun". I guess the reason is that the spirit of the novel gets lost in translation. In Russian all humorous elements sum up as a dark depressing feeling towards the end of the novel. That what makes it a Russian classic.
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Nothing too specific, no, but thanks. Your tone and approach much appreciated.
I worked as a sysadm at at "large" (local scale) UNIX SysV installation back in the early 90s.

Everything there connected via serial ports, remote offices got multiplexed over a 9600 baud connection.
Back then we had local echo for the sometimes slow link, i.e. printing a spreadsheet converted to 3Mb PostScript, and still only 9600 baud in total.

So i know what local echo is. It has nothing to do with prediction :)

I'm still not convinced about mosh, but it sounds like it really does help a lot of people, so who am i to judge.
I guess i'm privileged since i don't usually experience latency. We have about 95% 4G coverage in this country, coupled with fiber connections.

The last time i experienced any noticeable latency was when editing files on a clients SCO OpenServer across The Atlantic Ocean over a 1200 baud connection.
I'd like this more than the status quo, but this still leaves the door open for governments to read private messages and leverage social platforms for manipulation. In my mind, and I admit I am not certain this is possible - the only right way for a social network to function is for it to be decentralized and user data controlled by individual users - with optins for any "sharing".
Does everyone know the story about why Paul left Microsoft? That when he told Gates and Ballmer about the cancer, in the early days, they immediately went in the other room to talk about how to divvy up Paul's shares in the company and Paul overheard them?

Don't read any of the more recent happy articles. Search for articles and books from the early days when the real truth was printed.
Hell yes!
Indeed, I'm working at a bank at the moment. There are half a dozen "endpoint protection" agents installed on my laptop, and don't even mention the network filtering - the Docker, Nginx and Vagrant documentation websites are all blocked for example.

I try to work mostly on my own laptop using Citrix in a web browser to access the corporate network so that the personal data I generate in a day (for example, browsing HN during downtime) doesn't get caught up in all the monitoring but this has some obvious limitations. With the security regime in place they will actually ask you about every piece of software you have installed on your corporate laptop (on which you'll need to request temporary admin access to install most software, of course) or about why you visited x, y or z website or why you searched this or that on Google. Like the article says it's best to keep your head down and try not to get noticed - they collect so much information but nobody looks at it until they have a reason to do so.
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It is the irreversibility of the transaction, not the traceability. There is no way to un-send stolen funds.
My grandma's sister was in on developing that bridge. As well as many things underground within denmark. It's kinda like sin city 2k as FAIK .
It's not identifying obstructions, it's identifying things behind obstructions even though they're being obstructed
Yes, the F16s are able to drop nukes. There are several F16s permanently on stand-by in the Belgian air force base where US nukes are stored.
Spaced paragraphs are another good example of this. Apparently they "make skilled typographers cringe" but break the text up arguably more clearly, and look fine, at least to an unsophisticated rube like me.
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Today, maybe. Btw, a side line to the point as do qualify your defintion, other peoples'' definition of casual and very casual vary a lot, I know people that if a pack lasts more than one day they consider that casual.
Isn't that what salaries are for?
Actually they track that now. The flight attendants are absolutely brutal about enforcing and knowing exactly who sits in what seat to the point that if you get up and move without asking they will come up to you and tell you to go back to your seat. I'm sure people do occasionally get away with moving without being noticed, but that's not the norm anymore.
I've been doing a similar diet for the last 3 months or so, and have lost around 20 pounds. I attribute it to low carbs.
Who define terrorists? you? if you ever seen what happen in Yemen is definitely UAE and Saudi are the terrorists.
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My previous company stopped advertising on Twitter for precisely this reason. Our own analytics showed that the majority of the clicks we were getting and being charged for were obviously either bits or other spam accounts. It was actually crazy what we were being charged for.
Drunk as fuck old enough to truck at our shirewise.
yes but real world applications often need to support more than safari and chrome, so until they are supported across the majority of them including older versions still in wide use then its still a no go for the majority of use cases.
Based on my experience, if it's mostly a daytime event (with maybe some beers or whatever afterwards), one day is good. If you want to have a real evening get-together then you might go for 1 1/2 days to give people an excuse to overnight.
And those little fiefdoms, well maintained, can be easy domains to control and reshape according to the needs of relevant stakeholders. Whereas an over simple solution can end up doing one job well but too difficult to modify or extend without rather rewriting it. Depends on the problem you're solving.
The architectural school it's trendy to hate at the moment is Façadism[1], whereby the façade of an older building is preserved, the main structure demolished behind it and a modern building built, eventually connecting with the façade so that the new building is 'invisible'.

It's trendy to hate because it supresses opportunities for new interesting architecture to preserve older (but not neccessarily interesting or even good) façades, simply to prevent people moaning about ugly new buildings.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facadism
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I'm surprised there was nothing by Tadao Ando on that list. He is a master of smooth supple concrete, and of light and shadow.
Pi plus boot-on MSX emulator (or Commodore C64 or ZX Spectrum). Also there are a lot of functioning retro-comps on online auctions.
He's not talking about lending money. He is talking about a friend and business partner cutting you short out of your equity because you happen to be ill.

If your partner is not working, or working less, get the board to grant you a bonus, or an increase in your salary, or a decrease in his salary.
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https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...

It’s fifty percent faster than the competing java program.
HyperLogLog (more of a data structure, but still)
Same question here. Is this the honest reality nowadays, that only one frontend library/framework became "the standard"? It looks to me, that React is "the winner" and most of us should focus on this, because others just come and goes... Is that true?
Ask HN: Is Numenta doing “real” work?
Jeff Hawkins, author of On Intelligence founded Numenta to study the neocortex. Jeff is also a successful entrepreneur which, I think, has helped Numenta operate without seeking profits. So from an outsiders point of view it does seem like they have been off going their own thing.

Have any of you who know a lot about neuroscience taken a look at Numenta's latest papers? If so can you please comment on them for us laypeople.
My kids are crazy about "Youtube Police" eg ChuChu Police. Last night my youngest complained that the cops where not wearing motorcycle helmets. =) The night before I cut out little stars on a thick paper, then put it ontop of a LED which filled the ceiling with stars, and put on a Youtube video about the universe with moody music. The next day one of them drew the solar-system with different colors. We also sing songs from Youtube videos even though I'm a terrible singer. And they refuse to go to sleep until I have read at least one book, where the Brothers Grimm's are far more scary then anything you can find on Youtube.
Great book! When I borrowed it the librarian said she envied me the experience of reading it for the first time
Work from a co-working center, it helps to eliminate unconstructive time waste. But make sure that people there are actually doing things, not hanging around chatting.
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Facebook Portal’s claims to protect user privacy are falling apart
Not sure how I’d set up server logging on a serverless site. (Not being snarky; I really don’t know.)

I accept that GA will be off +/-10% because it’s clientside. Don’t need total accuracy to make marketing decisions.
x = x + y; y = x - y; x = x - y;
Same. I tried to mess with the grid in dev tools in a last attempt to make the damn carousel resize appropriately but to no avail.
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On my side those cases are categorised as "Public source" and the respective license terms are then labelled as freeware for most cases, as a sub-variant of Proprietary license types. The other two variants would be Purchase or Subscription.

From a licensing compliance/verification perspective, being OSI approved is a good help to guide developers and reduce the effort of processing the applicable terms. For the auditor itself, the OSI stamp is OK but not something critical.

Looking better, we simply don't even use the terms Open Source nor FOSS on our procedures to be inclusive of the commercial/closed 3rd party products.
I also thought so (about hanging bullet points), but it's true that in this example: https://codepen.io/matejlatin/full/dRLRpW/ they IMO look better.
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Any suggestions where I can read about the BitTorrent protocol?
It may be what you're used to but typographers have been doing that for centuries.

Compact text is a design decision, in many but not all cases, that is unrelated to wasting paper.
> Their strategy bodes the disappearance of those quirky restaurants, curious antique shops, and any coffee shops that aren’t publicly traded on the NYSE.

Curiously pro-linked markets given that SBUX lists on Nasdaq.
Haha we heard it here first: Brock Turner will be a Supreme Court justice. Never mind the fact that very few convicted felons are admitted to law school, let alone the bar...

ISTM that the November effects of the whole mess will be R voters voting R, and D voters voting D. That is, R control of Congress will probably continue.
later reflected on it?

Like, they were talking about it, but didn't realize what they were talking about? They just realize about it later?

Look, I agree that we all do shitty things in life. And, most of the times, we know that we are doing shitty things when we are doing them. No excuse, just bad human behavior. Everybody does it. And it is despicable.
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