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I'm a software developer (currently focused on Python), living in Australia (currently focused on Sydney).

I am an on-again/off-again moderator of Skeptics.SE. (I was Pro Tem Moderator, I handed in my diamond when the first elections were held, and then ran in the second elections about a year later.)

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Does pressing a car remote many times offer denial of service attack for rolling codes?
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Does this mean Target's twitter was successfully attacked?
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