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EE84M3i
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EE84M3i
7y ago
Archive for when this is inevitably fixed: http://archive.is/icwry
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7y ago
Well, their whois proxy services. Namecheap has other proxy services (email for sure, I think also some configurations like parking and redirection use an HTTP proxy), so not specifying whois proxy is pretty confusing.
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7y ago
> platforms like Amazon You can't use the word "platform" at Amazon, nor the word "marketplace", it's in violation of the mandatory legal training for FTEs.
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7y ago
Isn't that like, the purpose of jail vs. prison? Who else is in jail if not awaiting judgement or in on a technical violation?
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7y ago
Doesn't FAANG, by definition, not include Microsoft?
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> even the wikipedia page mentions the astronomers' concerns Note, this section was added June 03 2019. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Starlink_(satelli...
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7y ago
The court filing directly says "s3", so yeah, it's Amazon.
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7y ago
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/15983291/united-states-...
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7y ago
I wrote about this block earlier last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16912496 Note that this is also the block used for the UCSD CAIDA "Internet Telescope": https://www.caida.org/projec
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Reddit, it's on the top of /r/all from /r/science - https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/c5ptfz/fake_news_v...
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7y ago
I think this would be better if it had more details about font rendering and layout engines.
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7y ago
Also, the pilots would need their own bathroom.
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“Startup Robs Every Customer They Have for Thousands of Dollars Overnight”
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I'm curious about this "hidden webgl shader code" you're talking about, but only getting google results for this comment. Do you have a reference for this?
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4chan has been blocked in NZ “for security reasons”
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It's not incredibly clear in the ticket, but the bug seems to be refering to Linux file system extended attributes.
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8y ago
This was in reference to Binary Ninja, which was neither released at RSA nor is Open Source.
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8y ago
FWIW As someone that touches debian package building once in a blue moon, it seems like there's wide variability into which is the "right way" to do the actual build step and that everyone has their own artisanal preference.
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8y ago
When I was in school, I just had a python script that diffed the relevant part of the web page, and sent an email/SMS to my cell phone on any changes in the output. It didn't automatically do the registration though, which would h
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8y ago
Perhaps your example was contrived, but why would you pipe into gzip instead of using transparent ssh compression?
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I haven't watched that talk, but in the past I've done this by LD_PRELOADing a shared object that injected a seccomp filter on init with SECCOMP_RET_TRAP as appropriate and then rewrote the saved thread state higher up the stack t
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8y ago
Were you trying to link to a specific briefing? Your link just goes to the full schedule for me.
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As someone who works in merging differential equations and machine learning, I have found this kind of work essential for what I do. Pervasive AD that allows merging neural networks and diffeq solvers is allowing us to explore all of kinds
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8y ago
Direct link to paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1811.05441
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If I remember correctly Ulbritch was originally caught by doing basically a "git bisect" on the records associated with one of his usernames: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/27/business/dealbook
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Yeah, I think this has been around for at least a year. For others reading this, if you're looking for long tail content (e.g. running a ∃ type query), my experience with reverse image engines is roughly: Yandex > Google = Bing >
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You can download the full report from the IMF here: https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/CR/Issues/2018/09/10/Rep... This is an ARTICLE IV CONSULTATION which is a type of report the IMF pub
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Yes I found the prop-types library, but it doesn't include the word "hint" and I couldn't find any documentation that did. I assumed there this was an obscure term of art you were refering to.
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Sorry if this is a well known term but what is a "proptype hint" in this context? I can't seem to find any references for '"proptype hint" "javascript"' or any variations that come to mind on Goo
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8y ago
The oldschool way of doing this is programs like awstats that parse the web server logs, which can do all the things you're talking about and is in Debian/Ubuntu repos. I don't know if there's a fancier similar tool that
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