Everlag

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by Everlag 13y ago
I'm all for teenage entrepreneurship and research but... this honestly sounds like the fellow who reads a single computer science text books then has all the answers to those silly issues that have been facing humanity for eternity. Pe
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by Everlag 13y ago
"Spectrocable, data transfer will be instantaneous" So... he solved the issue of going past the speed of light? I think the DOD just found their MVP for the next 10 000 years for he shall sit upon a golden throne and rule mankind
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by Everlag 13y ago
So the value of bitcoin going from just around 350 to just around 700 dollars in a week is not a bubble? Have businesses using bitcoins doubled? Have users of bitcoin doubled? While possible, I must say that the chance of people investing i
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by Everlag 13y ago
I think it is telling that in the time from when this was posted to this reply, bitcoin is up to 668.5. This is a bubble, anyone who thinks otherwise doesn't understand that people make an effectively stupid amount of money by using bi
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by Everlag 13y ago
Visiting in chrome and firefox yields me an issue with your certificate and a large warning about how your site is potentially unsafe. That may be an issue with your certificate. It also may be a reason for poor returns if this has been goi
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by Everlag 13y ago
Holy crap, scrypt is now in android as a default method of key stretching for whole disk encryption! That makes it way of a legitimate option and I'm really happy to see a memory hard algorithm being adopted in such a large area! http
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by Everlag 13y ago
You deal with the DOM before waiting for the document to load?
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by Everlag 13y ago
Stable chrome branch. Version 30.0.1599.101 In chrome canary I also get: Invalid CSS property value: -webkit-gradient(radial, center center, 0px, center center, 100%, color-stop(0%,rgba(0,0,0,0.33)), color-stop(100%,rgba(0,0,0,0.75))) and
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by Everlag 13y ago
Strange, I get no particle effects. When I check out the chrome console I find: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'innerHTML' of null
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by Everlag 13y ago
According to wikipedia this company has 300 million users each paying some form of currency every month. Is it that much to ask that a company that large performs a security audit quarterly?
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by Everlag 13y ago
Ah the pineapple, a lovely single device mitm for all of your wifi based needs. I've been looking into acquire one for months but I can't think of any use case apart that wouldn't be immoral. I wonder if I could sit in a coff
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by Everlag 13y ago
IRONY is the thing that happens immediately after you comment on HN and get the book in a priority shipping envelope!
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by Everlag 13y ago
That might explain why I haven't got the textbook I ordered from him yet!
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by Everlag 13y ago
The most concerning point is that transitional point where all of the old, quantum breakable, standards are in place when quantum systems roll around. Either everything will fall apart or we'll have wised up before hand.
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by Everlag 13y ago
A great idea shared by many. A point that my European history teacher made that stuck with me works quite well here: When, after high school, will you have to factor a quadratic or describe to me in detail how a cell works? Who after high s
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by Everlag 13y ago
Oh come one. The issue was with the developer using the environment that browsers present incorrectly and it wasn't an inherent flaw of the language. A stupid/malicious designer will always exploit features of a language to reduce
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by Everlag 13y ago
Man, apple is such a closed system. People aren't allowed to mod it at all without breaking through the layers of obfuscation and bollocks. Further more, kitkat is basically open source with how it gives you the tech specs and all thos
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by Everlag 13y ago
Okay, this has absolutely nothing to do specifically with javascript in the browser! This attack is applicable to ANY system where the application designer leaves sensitive data in a place that can trivially accessed by malicious applicatio
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by Everlag 13y ago
While I agree with your reasoning in the latter sections, comparing android to basically every other mobile os and calling it an order of a magnitude of a difference is a bit strange when they are basically 0.
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by Everlag 13y ago
I wish you luck, they are painful unless you feel like trying to parse card text. At that point you might as well write a bot that plays magic for you....
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by Everlag 13y ago
Dang. A nice looking system that does exactly what I was hoping to do with a project of mine that lost my interest..... Oh well. I appreciate the whole api but what I would really enjoy is the source to where the database is acquired from.
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by Everlag 13y ago
Perhaps the key to crypto in the browser would be to implement it in extensions rather than on webpages? Extensions run in a higher level of security clearance, are sandboxed from the rest of the page, and are much more intolerant of code i
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by Everlag 13y ago
Okay, you have an excellent point that modern slavery is a kinder, more gentle version. Now, instead of being beaten physically, you are gutted mentally via long hours and unreasonable schedules. Now, you "choose" to live away fro
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by Everlag 13y ago
Really nice site that could get out into social media and spread quite easily! I mean, that combination of animations and potent yet minimalistic text really gets the point through in a small package.
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by Everlag 13y ago
Okay, if we are going the play it safe then we need to ban sugar. Oh, and soda. As well as chips. Definitely chocolate bars. Tea of course contains caffeine, an extremely dangerous substance in extreme circumstances? The point is that peopl
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by Everlag 13y ago
The thing is at this point a lot of latency comes from the fact that each dimm is physically displaced from the cpu. When you are on a timescale of nanoseconds even electricity's speed can be slow when being compared to something like
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by Everlag 13y ago
You know, DDT was actually used in an Albertan Junior High textbook as an example of a horrid chemical that caused cancer and posed serious threat to the health of the world. They reference Carson's book as an example. I saw it before
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by Everlag 13y ago
Oh goddammit! I thought we were over Russia and the US doing that cold war bullshit. Seriously, if you're going to fight a war fight an economic war, much less destructive to other people than the little proxy wars the big boys seems t
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by Everlag 13y ago
7% WEEKLY INTEREST and people thought it was legit. You'd be damn lucky to find a reliable place that'll get you 5% annually. I'm not condoning what the fellow did but really people, if you got taken by those kind of numbers
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by Everlag 13y ago
It's taken quite awhile but I'm looking forward to getting the board. I hope there are decently mature go binding because that would be incredible to have a goroutine coprocessor. If not, I've been wanting to take a stab at o

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