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by Buge 10y ago
Maybe the cookie generation had some sort of vulnerability (such as length extension) and looking at the source code helped attackers locate it and exploit it.
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by Buge 10y ago
The account is shadowbanned. So all of its comments are killed off. Sometimes I see valuable comments from shadowbanned accounts, in which case I click the "vouch" button which brings the comment back to life. This is not one of t
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by Buge 10y ago
They say they want to make improve it so patients can choose letters and spells stuff. But with with just a binary choice that can be done with 5 bits. Of course they will need more than that in order to increase accuracy.
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by Buge 10y ago
It estimates 79.6 bits of entropy. It's basing the estimate on just the words, not on the popularity of the phrase as a whole. Let's compare that to https://www.grc.com/haystack.htm which many people promote as a
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by Buge 10y ago
They all send host headers over HTTPS (unless it's http2, because the protocol is different). But the host headers don't get sent until after the encrypted transport is fully setup. And to set up the encrypted transport, the serve
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by Buge 10y ago
If no one is willing to work for minimum wage, then raise the wages. At some point, people will be willing to work. This illustrates the point that illegal immigrants are bringing down wages.
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by Buge 10y ago
This should be updated to not just specify the US border. It should say any international border with border control. In Canada you can be put in prison for 1 year if you don't give up your password at the border.
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by Buge 10y ago
The US border patrol cannot force you to give up your password. But other countries (including Canada) can. http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/guilty-plea-ends-ca...
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by Buge 10y ago
Part of it seems to be saying you can't charge people extra fees to use paypal. I know sellers sometimes try to do the same thing with credit cards, charge extra fees to credit card users.
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by Buge 10y ago
On my dad's birthday, my aunt got one of those "reply 1 to post happy birthday" texts. She replied 1. And it posted 1 onto my dad's timeline, not happy birthday. https://www.reddit.com/r/facebook&#x2
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by Buge 10y ago
I went to Mexico city with my family about 10 years ago and it didn't seem as you describe. I remember looking out our car window and seeing huge expanses of what seemed like shacks. Many of the road were wide with seemingly no lane ma
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by Buge 10y ago
It's possible to increase accidents and save lives at the same time. If the average speed of accidents is greatly reduced, that could save lives.
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by Buge 10y ago
What? He had the bitcoins stored in an external encrypted hard drive. Then he plugged the hard drive in, and they somehow stole them. They were encrypted with a 30 character password. You can't do a password resent on encryption. I&#x2
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by Buge 10y ago
So if someone steals your microsoft account, they can remotely steal the files on your computer? And how did they crack a 30 character password? Was it written down somewhere? Or extremely repetitive?
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by Buge 10y ago
Netflix also makes a lot of their own content. If he is pirating that content, then it's fair.
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by Buge 10y ago
Illegal immigrants from Mexico or Cuba don't have job offers, funds, or family.
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by Buge 10y ago
Google has to be able to read your emails, otherwise they wouldn't be able to index them for you to search through. Or do spam detection.
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by Buge 10y ago
Being true to your word doesn't mean you have to immediately send out an order with no planning, preparation, or consultation.
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by Buge 10y ago
The article is clearly satire. But it's unclear if the ad actually aired or not.
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by Buge 10y ago
People can't choose what country to be born in. But they can choose to move to a country with better welfare. If you're thinking of women/couples having a lot of kids to collect those kids' welfare, it depends on how the
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by Buge 10y ago
From the article it sounds like a very large percent of their power users use tools like this. So if they banned it, many of their best users would quit.
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by Buge 10y ago
I mean 2 very common English words put together. For example I just thought of 2 common arbitrary words, tried them, and it's an available domain: roundwagon.com
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by Buge 10y ago
It has a bug. When I right click to add a flag, then right click to remove the flag, then left click to reveal it adds a flag instead of revealing.
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by Buge 10y ago
I've bought many memorable, pronounceable .com domains and never paid more than $12.
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by Buge 10y ago
I assume you mean decrease the vacancy rate.
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by Buge 10y ago
Common sense states what a "proper atom" is. If someone claimed "a string formatting tool in 2 lines of C++" and it was just fprintf, that's clearly the standard library doing the work, not the promoted file. In thi
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by Buge 10y ago
It's the standard library. It's not a library for graphics. Might as well credit your OS as well for providing a kernel that runs the program, and your CPU manufacturer for making a CPU that executes the instructions. https:&#x2F
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by Buge 10y ago
Yes, the US can ask for you password, but they can't require you to give up your password. If you don't give your password, they confiscate your device. In Canada, if you don't give your password they can charge you with a cr
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by Buge 10y ago
Canada can require you to give up your phone password when entering. As far as I heard, the US does not require that (but can confiscate your phone). Is there possibly another country that doesn't require it?
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by Buge 10y ago
If you are worried about phishing (you should be) don't use SMS or code-based two-factor. They can and are being phished. Use U2F (yubikeys). They are phishing proof.

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