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Seems like a very good way for the original authors to plant a backdoor and take over your botnet.

If you didn't write it yourself, you'd better be very careful.
JWZ has some information about running ancient browsers, which tend to fail because of the HOST header.

(http://www.jwz.org/blog/2008/03/happy-run-some-old-web-brows...)

Google has a handy list of other interesting early announcements to Usenet:

(http://www.google.com/googlegroups/archive_announce_20.html)
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Are you sure that job offer would be open in a year or few down the road?

Why not bank the Plan B security money first before launching a startup?
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Yeah, same here. :( Part of me wonders whether someone with access to level06 went mucking around in the /tmp/level05 folder (which is itself 770 root.level06, so a level06 user can probably chmod 000 the queue folders) to keep other people from being able to get past that point.
MongoDB isn't the best example to use as a genralization of NoSQL.

Many NoSQL databases have a structure you have to conform to---its just not a relational structure.
So "a lot more" is basically just the faked DOB and faked phone number field? Why does this justify a blog post, especially when those fields were mentioned in the original sophos post?
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That's excellent, I too want my kids to know that they can do or accomplish anything with sufficient preparation. I try to work into their vocabulary (as well as my own) to say/think "Wow that person has trained a lot" when seeing feats of skill. When they themselves accomplish something I try to say "seems you have trained a lot!" rather than "nice drawing" or whatever.

Another hack I've applied in the way I talk with my kids is to sometimes say things that are obviously wrong. Starting with very obvious errors and as they grow older moving to more subtle lies about the way things work. If they don't catch the error I continue reasoning along the same line far enough into absurdity for them to get that I'm wrong. It makes them aware of questioning what people say and to think through themselves what is reasonable and what is not. And they now are very proud and happy whenever they are able to point out when I'm wrong about things.

I also never, ever proxy them towards other adults. If we are eating at a café and they want a napkin or buy another pancake they have to talk to the staff themselves. When they want ice cream I give them money and they have to buy it themselves. Because it is such an asset to be comfortable talking to people and getting what you want. It makes them believe in their own abilities.
YouPorn chat was located at chat.youporn.com.
As a reminder, YouPorn's website is www.youporn.com. Until recently, there was a prominent "Chat" link from the YouPorn website to YouPorn Chat too (which AFAIK didn't disclose that it was run by a different company).

I think people have a legitimate reason to be confused by the line between YouPorn and YouPorn Chat. Until this episode of total incompetence surfaced, I'd say the two firms were quite happy for this line to be as blurry as possible.

YouPorn was clearly making money from this arrangement - otherwise, why allow a different company to piggyback off their high profile brand. It seems only fair that YouPorn's brand now suffer.
Sounds like they want this deal more than you, so take charge. Tell them no, they can't have more information until they disclose the buy price, and even then you want a non-refundable deposit if the deal falls apart, in exchange for giving them proprietary information.

I'd also consider getting a business broker or lawyer involved, to talk to them for you.
Yes, if you're Google (where any page can link to any other) or Facebook (where a person can friend any other) you wouldn't have this. But lots of businesses that provide software solutions do usually have something that is very localised.
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Certain Twitter clients. That seems to be about it. :)

(It's sometimes used for in-house stuff, but then what isn't?)
The competition was "Teach Stripe the fundamentals of computer security". Resource quotas is one of those fundamentals.
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Thanks for the upvotes - I've fleshed out my thinking a little in a supplemental blog post, here: http://www.keplarllp.com/blog/2012/02/how-slowcubators-will-...
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ugh no - please don't do this! this is a negotiation, not a fight. talking price on the first date isn't going to be productive because neither party has any clue what is being bought and sold.

also, do you own talking. surround yourself with advisors and experts, but don't give up control of the initial deal structure. Let your lawyers close the deal, don't even bother trying to do that yourself, but never let the lawyers handle the opening rounds. I like to take care of negotiating the initial letter of intent and then give that document to the respective lawyers to turn into a real contract - and intercede if anything starts to go sideways.
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“It has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried.” I think this qoute has some relevance here. What we have now might not be perfect, but it works.
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There are other reasons to choose NoSQL For example, when Craigslist was using mySql and they had to change their schema, it took MONTHS to facilitate the change across all their slaves.

That isn't a reason to choose NoSQL. That's a reason to-

-doubt MySQL -- many of the purported downsides of SQL solutions (for instance the ridiculous "avoid joins" meme that has zero bearing on any good database product) are actually MySQL problems. Or rather, they were -- the product has made some pretty incredible strides.

-understand and embrace normalization. Most of the "we keep trying to change our schema and SQL is just so restrictive" stories could often be described as "the problems with denormalization".
Well, my first thought was: "what hubris is this?", before taking note of the archaic name and the domain name and figuring it was probably an interesting old Usenet post. Adding [1991] would perhaps prevent someone from missing it through a similar line of thought?
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Yes, but it's about 99% as good, since it hides all the sensitive things, and is very easy to use.
Not sure about Charlie Sheen, but hacking is all about ignoring what the competition is supposed to be and doing what is possible.
How do you keep yourself from rifling through the deck to find the Aces when you play solitaire?
The guy that can negotiate a huge robot sales contract and use that to do a leveraged buyout that puts him in the CEO chair is at the top of the chain. (what a lovely reddit style chain of comments ; -)
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Interestingly, there was a long fight in the field of cosmology from ~1960 until ~1990 as to whether the Hubble constant was 50 or 100. It wasn't until within the past twenty years or so that the community began to agree upon the now-accepted value of ~70 km/s/Mpc.
I understand that this example is just an anaology, but there is a fine line that the author doesn't acknowledge between trying something new and difficult to stretch your boundaries, and taking too big of a risk that may compromise other aspects of your life. Taking any risks shouldn't be a flip-of-the-coin situation. Yes, the word risk is subjective so hopefully you can see how I interpreted it.

Being reminded of the carefree mindset of a toddler in reference to trying new things was refreshing. As a 24 year old single male, toddlers are the last thing on my mind. There are a lot of little things to forget about when you have no interaction with them.
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gcc's error messages, especially for C++ templates, got much better in 4.5. They don't have pretty colors, but I didn't find a substantial benefit from clang 2.9's vs gcc 4.5's for C++ development when using both for a week.

Note that if you're on a Mac, your system's gcc is likely several years out of date.
For management-level: Trello (possibly with a few links to Google Sites/Docs where you need to write things out in detail)

For source code management, issue tracking and developer wiki: Fossil SCM (or Trac+SVN)
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Are you saying that the Y company is not responsible for what they allow to install on their subdomain?
I actually just found a way to kill the worker process remotely (on my localhost). Perhaps they don't have it hooked up to supervisord for autorestart. It's almost trivial to run sys.exit() on that worker.

That being said, your tmp folder permissions theory is much more interesting though and that would be a brilliant way keep everyone else from catching up. :)
what are you doing? nothing, just creating http, html and a browser and client. that's what i call a "getting things done" attitude.
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The technology must be assumed to exist as there is plenty of commercial incentive to develop and use the technology. A threat model that fails to account for future advances in technology vs. expected period of protection is unacceptable.

Making this technology available and easily accessible for widespread public use encourages development of counter-authorship-detection techniques. If tools are available that allow authors to easily assume the identity of other people (through morphing of writing styles), this technology rapidly loses value.
It doesn't matter who writes an NDA; it's a non disclosure agreement, not a "can't take advantage of this information to compete with us" agreement.
Though I could easily believe that there was a coordinated attack against electric vehicles (I can think of a few groups), the response doesn't refute the previous article but tries to defend through vocabulary.

If you leave the car unplugged for a long period of time the battery will be ruined. If the battery is one huge battery pack or 8000 smaller batteries doesn't matter.

Also, having a car plugged in for months is a lot different that driving cross country with no oil.
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I completely agree and I don't think it's pedantic.

Such misconceptions and the projection of them are a massive reason why mental illnesses are still stigmatised in modern society. It only stifles recovery of schizophrenic patients and definitely doesn't help.

For example, it'd be totally ridiculous for someone to point at my left arm and say that it's broken when the plaster cast is on my right arm. This is almost the same as when someone points at someone else and says they have X mental illness when their symptoms are actually more like Y mental illness.

This isn't just a problem with schizophrenia, though I'm sure it's the most common misconception. I've seen big misconceptions when people reference Bipolar and depression.
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Speak for yourself. I have no intention of preventing the robot revolution.
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Doesn't explain away the previous post - if repair is so trivial, why were 40k repair bills being discussed?
Practically that would work, at least for the foreseeable future.

Theoretically it's not so easy. If you know how Google translates from English to French (and vice-versa) you can at least partially reverse the process.

Or perhaps authorship detection can be performed on the output from Google translate? The authoriship entropy contained within the original English text is likely to be carried through (at least partially) to the post-translated output.
I don't think Colin means he takes the offer as a guarantee of a position at Google in a few years if he so chooses - although I doubt his Tarsnap and other work have hurt his chances - but rather that it's proof that he can get 'a high paid tech job somewhere'.
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it needs a better name to get recognition. 'double-u double-u double-u' is hard to pronounce.
Consider negotiating a valuation formula, rather than a price. You could say "our revenue is between X and Y" or "we have between X and Y customers", and proceed to discuss terms accordingly.

This protects you from divulging too much information, and gives the other party a chance to demonstrate serious intent.

PM me for specific valuation help if you want more info. (MBA, developer).
You'd think an article about top tier graduates working in mailrooms might have an interview with one such person, or some rough numbers to back up this claim.

Then they go on to state this will create a situation where people no longer need to be innovative or creative... which these jobs didn't require in the first place.

This article is fluff and full of fallacies.
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Somehow that chart strikes me as dishonest. They should show more details about the entitlements. It's always easy to create a chart that compares something specific with "everything else" so that "everything else" looks extremely large.
How bad is it for the acquiring party if they get a bad reputation by fishing for information and walking away afterwards? If they are planning more acquisitions in the future they would never make such a bold move.

I would:

- review the NDA, and make sure your lawyers are happy with it

- disclose as much information you feel comfortable with

- if they want more, ask for a term sheet (with a number in it, and all details about a possible earn-out etc.!)

There is no pressure on your side as you are not looking for an exit yet, but I assume there is a price for everything so just keep moving the proces.

PS If you haven't yet, read all M&A articles here: http://mba-mondays.pandamian.com/tableofcontents/
The original blog post made a few claims.

1) Tesla warnings were weak, and part of the Tesla documents said it's fine to leave the car unplugged for weeks.

2) Total discharge of batteries is possible under certain extreme conditions, and has happened to 5 people

3) Total discharge of batteries bricks the car, leaving it un-towable and needing a $40,000 battery replacement fix.

> Another error on the part of the blogger is the claim that if the cars discharge fully, the battery packs will be damaged. This is blatantly false. The battery management system of the Tesla Roadster keeps the battery from being discharged to a damagingly low state of charge under normal driving conditions. It's true that a full discharge to zero percent state of charge can potentially be damaging to a battery. However the battery management system of the Roadster won't allow the car to reach that low level of charge.

So, is it possible to totally discharge the battery pack or not?
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I was thinking about CFA mosaic and JPG compression, I think these may introduce some axis aligned artifacts. But maybe they took it into account (using raw format?) or effect is not relevant in this case.
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Yes, that is what "in today's dollars" means.
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Are online shopping stores the best option? 
Shopping is perhaps one of the most spoken words at the end of the month by millions of people across the world. People just love spending on their wardrobe and do not have any limits on their spending.
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That took me aback as well.

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The live update is good enough & the viewing quality sufficient that with the homebrew patch for larger active cards (and the patching is another feature I miss on ICS) I'll flick up, drag over slightly to read a number or address off another card, and drop back rather than bothering with copy & paste. I do the same for an irc notification out of wIRC or a repository address for wTerm.. webOS is the only tablet UI I've used that made working on something in one app while referring to 2-3 web pages & emails fluid and comfortable. The cognitive load is lower, the act of switching faster, and the gestures more natural (you don't have to aim for finger-sized targets, most things take advantage of Fitt's Law). It's not visually stunning, but you miss it on anything else.
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Maybe the $ 40k repair bills never existed in the first place...
Some people could be tracked by their weird punctuation. I'm not sure how to deal with that.
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> Within the next year Google will have you go full screen in GTK inside Chrome/Debian ... then that's your desktop

Source? Or is that just conjecture?
I'm bearish. I suppose it's possible that Facebook turns out to be the next Amazon/Ebay/Google, but this is ridiculous:

>"Facebook is a blue-chip stock and it’s not even public yet,” said Kevin Landis, portfolio manager for the Firsthand Technology Value Fund..."

Who says something like that? A stock pumper or somebody clueless. According to Wikipedia:

a blue chip is stock in a corporation with a national reputation for quality, reliability and the ability to operate profitably in good times and bad.

Does that sound like Facebook to anyone else? I'd buy into the SV hype train a little more if it just lost a little bit of the exaggerated luster. This kind of commentary is what gets us in trouble.
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It's actually in the Bible in some languages... Revelation 8:13 has "woe woe woe" which is "wee wee wee" in dutch, which does translate to "double-u double-u double-u"
It's amazing how when you use recent technology that has been designed and engineered from the ground up for the demands of modern web apps, you can devote a lot of other resources to the actual product and usability.
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18-wheelers and buses are fewer in number, highly visible and driven by professionals. They're a much smaller problem in practice.
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It gets worse because not many "interesting" people dedicate some time to /newest. I used to go there once every day. The main problem is HN doesn't discriminate by topic combined with lack of downvote. The noise to signal ratio is too high. There are way too many spam, blogspam and metoo articles against a few actual interesting submissions. And most times a blogspam article gets to the frontpage instead of the original source. It's a shame.

In reddit the people doing the honorable job of upvoting new stories are called "Knights of New". This effect is notable on good communities like /r/programming. Trash submissions quickly get downvoted.
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Clicking "python (beta)" at the top results in a stop script after about 10 seconds.
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You make it sound like the purpose of life is retiring. I find that a little sad.
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The Jalopnik post has been updated with a statement from Tesla saying that the battery will take a long time to reach zero state of charge. My understanding is that the battery system will protect the battery during normal use but that there isn't much it can do if the car is left sitting unplugged.

So the 'confront misinformation with facts' tone of this article ends up being a little over the top, the blogger is interpreting the facts differently than even Tesla.
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