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Pwncloud – Bad crypto in the Owncloud encryption module
(blog.hboeck.de)
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A Brief History of Email Apps
(email-apps-timeline.missiveapp.com)
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Explanation on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/3m6wyu/found_th...
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Is this what's been causing the very poor availability of GitHub today? https://status.github.com/messages
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Building a 32-thread Xeon monster for less than $1000
(techspot.com)
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That's the case for most implementations, just clicking "Block" will forbid the website from asking ever again.
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Dat – Go Postgres Data Access Toolkit
(github.com)
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Apple – Autism Acceptance
(apple.com)
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Pockulus C.H.I.P. – $49 DIY VR Game Console
(pockulus.getchip.com)
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That's just flawed reasoning all around. I can't even find any e-commerce-specific data in their sources. > A report by CloudFlare competitor Akamai found that the percentage of legitimate e-commerce traffic originating from To
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Why did they have to invent "a very fast cache service with millions of entries"? Are they the first company to ever need one so they had to write it? Can't Redis or Memcached be fast (despite the "additional time needed
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I had exactly the same reaction. There are more screenshots of their previous look in other posts: https://gitbucket.github.io/gitbucket-news/images/gitbucket-... (there's even "GitBucket now supports cu
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I should clarify, I was only talking about online payments, which I know a lot better than physical transactions. From talking to some acquiring banks, I gathered that 1%-1.5% was the maximum fraud rate they would tolerate, depending on the
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You can pre-order multiple boards on their website, with affordable shipping: http://getchip.com/ The maximum order quantity is 5 C.H.I.Ps per order, which sounds in line with them having a limited production capacity and w
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I backed their Kickstarter and I love them. They have consistently delivered updates to backers and have always been on schedule (they are even ahead of schedule now!). I'm not sure how they do it, but they just solve problems. Initial
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Do you have a source for that? I mostly hear about numbers around what your parent comments gives, or a bit over.
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Google shares data center security and design best practices
(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
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This is an apology, but Microsoft got a ton of attention in the past few days from the press. Could the Tay incident be a marketing ploy (that took a worse turn than expected) to bring the public's attention to Microsoft's work
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Our security auditor is an idiot. How do I give him the information he wants?
(serverfault.com)
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The sounds that play when starting and turning off the controller are emitted by the haptic engines in the pads! It's pretty crazy they have so much control over feedback they can reproduce music.
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Yes, but Steam may need to be running
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This is huge! We had a lot of trouble getting fs notifications working in containers, especially for hot-reloading of code. Our solution was to create a custom fs watcher that would look for changes in the content of the files (it's on
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> would subject a manufacturer or operating system provider that knowingly failed to comply with that requirement to a civil penalty of $2,500 for each smartphone sold or leased And Apple just two days ago announced they have 1 billion o
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Mcrypt: Incorrect S-Boxes for GOST Cipher (2008)
(sourceforge.net)
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Seeing Through the Illusion: Understanding Apple’s Mastery of the Media (2014)
(9to5mac.com)
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CoreOS Delivers on Security with v1.0 of Clair Container Image Analyzer
(coreos.com)
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How is the reliability? I want to like GCP but I have never trusted their services in general.
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What they really want is keep you on RDS, not just get paid for the migration bandwidth.
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Since the iPhone 6S, Hey Siri is activated by a dedicated chip in the SoC. This enables low-power real-time detection of trigger words. Before, Hey Siri only worked with phones in the process of charging, because it was done with software,
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(I'm speaking about AWS Lambda because that's the only one I know) These serverless architectures handle everything for running your app for you, and they go a mile further than application platforms like Heroku. You upload your c
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