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Ask HN: How to get rid of cookie warnings?
4 points by AhtiK 12y ago|2 comments
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by AhtiK 12y ago
The website is nice and clean, well done! The idea is clear for a developer-type of mind. Just a few specific remarks: * smallest billing period is 1 month so I'd change jobs/day quota to jobs/month. Daily quota for a monthly
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A "Perfect Storm" Moment for Multibillion-Dollar Open Source Companies(recode.net)
1 points by AhtiK 12y ago|0 comments
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by AhtiK 12y ago
Also fun if the last digit would be autofilled based on Luhn algorithm :)
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by AhtiK 12y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/*/truecrypt.org "Sorry. This URL has been excluded from the Wayback Machine." :-)
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by AhtiK 12y ago
"BitlLocker, the proprietary disk encryption program that ships with every Windows version since Vista." This is misleading - Windows 7 product line has Bitlocker only for Ultimate and Enterprise. Even Windows 7 Professional user
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by AhtiK 12y ago
Out of curiosity, what do you consider a proper diet, what has been working best for you?
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by AhtiK 12y ago
-> "Very soon you’ll be seeing a fresh, slick Ghost(Pro) dashboard" Is "(Pro)" indicating that the dashboard component will be available only for paying/hosted customers and will not be open-sourced?
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by AhtiK 12y ago
> "They just said that I was not going to have my money since it was going to be refunded to advertisers." Has anyone ever seen that their AdWords or any other Google-related ads spending got partially refunded? I wonder how&#x
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by AhtiK 12y ago
Isn't this making it especially more complex because now you have to match based on wear, not just the pattern? With different patterns it's easier as the wear is constant for each pair. OCD mileage may vary :)
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by AhtiK 12y ago
Yea, I should have been more specific. Chrome and Firefox DO have their own TLS with SNI and SNI is enabled for them in Win XP. The issue is relevant for all IE versions on WinXP.
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by AhtiK 12y ago
I'm not sure if the OP referenced Win XP purely based on the IPv4->IPv6 discussion but Win XP is also extremely relevant for IP address space consumption due to not supporting TLS extension SNI [1]. SNI removes the requirement from
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by AhtiK 12y ago
My quick write-up on this from few days ago, http://www.ahtik.com/blog/startssl-revocation-fees-will-not-... Yes, revoke is broken by design, especially with mobile and Chrome browser. I'd say it's broken eve
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by AhtiK 12y ago
Here's my quick write-up on why encryption won't get us anywhere without a proper revocation mechanism (yes, it's 100% broken in the mobile). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7604641
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Here's why StartSSL revoke fees won't matter and SSL certs are funky(ahtik.com)
3 points by AhtiK 12y ago|0 comments
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by AhtiK 12y ago
This all sounds good but at the same time only Firefox has OCSP Hard Fail feature (OCSP failure==invalid cert). Please correct me if it's still possible with others. Also user must become a rather paranoid person in order to start usi
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by AhtiK 13y ago
Wired just got it wrong postfixing https instead of prefix :) http://www.wired.com/2014/04/https/ But to stay on topic: encouraging this kind of major shift to SSL spreads a problem that is still there but is
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by AhtiK 13y ago
Python => SQLAlchemy Very clean, feature-rich yet pragmatic and well documented. https://github.com/zzzeek/sqlalchemy
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Founders Guide To Pitching Sequoia (Part Two)(forbes.com)
3 points by AhtiK 13y ago|0 comments
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by AhtiK 13y ago
"After introducing our $29 Priority Access program, offering Beta waiting list subscribers an instant queue jump, we started to see a huge shift in our customer development. Features that we’d previously emphasized because everyone sai
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by AhtiK 13y ago
So we are all 'freeloaders' at HN, right? :) 'freeloader' is a subjective term with emphasis on negative: "someone who is a waste of air and takes up valuable space on the planet earth" [1]. But I sure understa
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by AhtiK 13y ago
Seems to be caching old version of the website for some locations. https://twitter.com/marciplan/status/455694272487251968/phot... is how the new website must look like. I still get the old version regardless
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by AhtiK 13y ago
Url from this post ( https://s3.amazonaws.com/ ) redirects to HTTP://aws.amazon.com/s3/ 307 Temporary Redirect Location: http://aws.amazon.com/s3 [following] Going directly to https:&#x2F
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by AhtiK 13y ago
Yes, a playbook would run post-OS install. It's either executed locally or anything you can SSH to. If being careful enough one can support multiple OS-s with the same playbook (at least different Linux flavors) but it's definitel
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by AhtiK 13y ago
I am on 13.10 with xmonad but will try to move to 14.04 LTS with Unity. This will happen as soon as I finish my Ansible playbook to get all my current Ubuntu tweaks and dev env setup implemented so I have a repeatable setup and can safely d
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by AhtiK 13y ago
The order of os.Stdout, os.Stdin is interesting. I'd assume src->dest being more intuitive order. Any ideas if this dest<-src order is by design following go design principles or was mainly authors' personal choice? By the w
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by AhtiK 13y ago
Commit is not needed if the next version includes a dropbox-like sync to your github repo. I'm pretty sure it's one of the reasons to come up with its own desktop editor (that later can be also used online) -- to bridge the gap.
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by AhtiK 13y ago
Not sure about Unity but in quite a few Linux desktops you can press Alt and move window by clicking anywhere in the region. That's how I've always moved windows and been surprised when Windows or OS X have behaved differently. Bu
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LXC 1.0 released(linuxcontainers.org)
26 points by AhtiK 13y ago|13 comments
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by AhtiK 13y ago
Even after launch the struggle remains to balance between exposure and financial gain -- should you offer a free trial or a free tier? From the question I'd presume the product will be paid in the end and not supported by ads and exter

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