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by EE84M3i 8y ago
Boston also has lower mobility for tech workers, because in California non-competes are unenforceable but in Massachusetts they are.
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by EE84M3i 8y ago
Small correction - ＡＥＳＴＨＥＴＩＣ (e.g. Fullwidth unicode latin caps) would be more canonical. I believe it's intended to evoke use of fullwidth romaji in Japanese as a bit of a play on Japanese use of english words to sound cool.
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by EE84M3i 8y ago
Is this a joke? I really can't tell.
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by EE84M3i 9y ago
Forgive my ignorance but I have a few questions: * Why would HSTS help in this case? While HSTS is active, does it prevent clicking through the warning (which was done here)? * How would a CAA record help against cert issuance in this case?
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by EE84M3i 9y ago
IPv4 address utilization is incredibly low. For example, consider 44.0.0.0/8 - it's sitting around almost entirely unallocated. UCSD Caida uses it for their network telescope (pretending to use it for amateur radio) and won't
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by EE84M3i 9y ago
In my mind I actually separate it into three (from Google): - The specs/docs for building AMP pages, which can be found on www.ampproject.org - note that, a lot of these are non-free, like standardized components for specific media&#x2
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by EE84M3i 9y ago
Yep. This is what I did. Also, I just used the email address for my phone's SMS. I'm not sure why you need Twilio for this, seems like over kill to me.
728.
by EE84M3i 9y ago
Does it? I have a Fitbit and have only figured out how to configure a constant-time alarm. I know it tracks my sleep, but can I set a smart alarm? I'm pretty sure it can't.
729.
by EE84M3i 10y ago
I found this article confusing. It doesn't really say anything about what "Espresso" actually does, let alone how it does it.
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
Please don't recommend that random non-tech folks do this. It is VERY VERY difficult to set up a hidden service correctly. A better comparison here would be neocities
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
To clarify: this is OS X (MacOS 10)? What version/release? As far as I can tell it doesn't explicitly state anywhere in the README, let alone title.
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
These problems are really hairy. Thankfully, all the privacy issues are only one-bit leakages (and there are TONS of one-bit leakages in web browsers), but the CSP bypass with SRI attack is really cool. One thing that I've found incred
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
Tavis is an excellent researcher, but it's important to remember that finding bugs and posting them publicly is his full-time job, so it's not too surprising that he finds a few bugs that are noteworthy every month. He seems to em
734.
by EE84M3i 10y ago
Hmm... This seems more like XML parsing to me than HTML parsing - in particular, there's no handling of (completely valid) omitted end tags. Definitely interesting though.
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
Please don't remove downloads of .torrent files. If you don't have this it's impossible to know what files are in the torrent (or even how big they are!) without connecting to the swarm and relying on BEP 009 (Metadata exchan
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
Magnet links are perfectly fine for popular content, but because of the dependency on BEP 009 (Metadata exchange) for very long tail content it's often better to get the torrent file directly. For example, to get information about torr
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NY Times is now HTTPS by default(twitter.com)
3 points by EE84M3i 10y ago|0 comments
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
It seems to me it should be a) reasonable for gitpay to offer a way to 'opt out' if you don't want your information there anymore, even if they're not legally required to. b) fine to let the gitpay folks wait to add that
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This Japanese home assistant wants you to be her 'master'(dailydot.com)
4 points by EE84M3i 10y ago|0 comments
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
I've only ever really noticed with 'time' and 'echo'
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
One really nice feature that Django has that is rare and well done is the password upgrading workflow. Not only do they let your app support multiple algorithms at the same time (with one preferred), they also let you chain algorithms durin
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
I've never heard of this before (at least not called "pepper") - I think I've heard similar things called stuff like 'sidewide salt' and 'per-password salt'. "peppering" as described is conc
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
It's possible that this could be the "end of 4chan as we know it" (although, many have worried about such things before and it's never really come to fruition). moot was always very honest though about the options availa
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
This is a bit misleading. According to Will Scott, who taught CS in North Korea, there are some 3000-5000 sites on the national intranet, but it is entirely disconnected from the internet at large. So these zones are ones that are intended
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
We have this today, it's just that this site doesn't support it. Only place I've seen this used (other than thumbnailing images that are drag and dropped on imgur and whatnot) is on Mega. Spec: https://www.w3.org&#
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
> If you know Asm you'll be far better at C; things like pointers and indirection immediately make sense. A lot of recent issues with compilers "introducing security issues" has come from this sort of understanding of C (o
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by EE84M3i 10y ago
Note that threading is not the only place this can happen: this can happen as the result of signal handlers as well. cpython has can trigger signal handlers between any python opcodes.