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And yet they don't support Go by default :/
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I feel that this kind of "feature" is somewhat necessary for things such as Tesla cars, because there is something more important than protecting some industrial secrets: there are also lives involved. That doesn't happens wi
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13y ago
Yes, on reddit. I have a gold account, but I leave ads on because I feel that this site needs it more that I need my screen space. Also, their ads are not really intrusive and they often support charities.
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Ask HN: Best VPNs around?
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13y ago
Stop posting every link you see on tarnap.com. That's getting annoying.
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13y ago
And? You just have to create an empty repo on github without pushing anything.
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PolyPassHash: Throw away salted password hashes
(github.com)
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I really like Capitaine Train when I need to book seats for train, their web app has a very clean design and is just well-thought for anybody that only wants a train ticket, and not hotel or planes like Voyages-SNCF does.
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13y ago
Isn't that 4-minutes workout available on the web? How am I supposed to workout without an iPhone/Android?
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13y ago
Or even TireJS if it fits your needs: http://tirejs.com
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13y ago
Yeah, comment-centric languages are not my preference, as over-commented code tends to happen way more often.
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13y ago
I really like the comparison with right click deactivation. Anyway, people who use social engineering will still win; you can put JS code in the browser bar with the good old javascript: "protocol" if you want somebody to execute
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Node: Sending a UDP packet fails within the Cluster environment on Windows
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13y ago
I rather heard about DNS amplification attacks than NTP amplification recently.
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AWS, along with other cloud providers such as Rackspace or Digital Ocean have specific detection techniques for DDoS from their servers, in order to maintain legal and reasonable use of their resources. Also, that's not very responsibl
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13y ago
A shithead does this on all the PCs of the campus of my private IT engineering school at Paris, but with Litecoins. He has roughly 200PCs working for him with a custom linux image that he set up via DHCP. So he has just to power on every si
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13y ago
Seems like fun! Do you have a public git repo? Also I get a "We're sorry, but something went wrong." error when trying your demo link on the page. EDIT: It's working! Maybe you should lower a little the shadow on the tex
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13y ago
Stupid polemics about technical terms. That's getting annoying.
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13y ago
This story is getting annoying.
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13y ago
I don't think they have much stuff preconfigured on most of their images - maybe drivers. Articles are keeping a general style thought.
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Yes. Very clever: they provide content to test on their servers and begin to be known for great tech tutorials.
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13y ago
Lots of original and interesting articles centralized here. That's explained mainly by the fact they are paying $50 for each article.
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13y ago
When your account is created, go under billing and apply the code at the bottom of the page.
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13y ago
Currently, I spend them only on the Humble Bundle (okay, I don't have much). I advise you to look at Coinbase API if you want to implement checkout using BTCs.
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13y ago
"While nearly all of our consumer audio devices share the 3.5mm headphone jack (and have since before I was born), my Apple “earpods” don't function properly with Android phones!" Welcome to Apple world, where everything inte
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13y ago
It seems that's already done.
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13y ago
Genius!
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"Available everywhere that has internets" And my Windows Phone? :(
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I can't even center text vertically in CSS... This is beautiful !
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13y ago
Here is the id of this script for Backtick ( http://www.backtick.io/ ): 7403858
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