Hitton

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by Hitton 7y ago
Although the content of the article is rather interesting, the title is very clickbaity.
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by Hitton 7y ago
That's nothing, multiple people were struck by lightning several times. https://listverse.com/2018/06/02/10-people-who-have-been-str...
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by Hitton 7y ago
This article read really biased. The part about wife being ruled by her husband is simply not true. In Japanese households traditionally wife stays at home to be a housewife and man earns the money. But when he brings the money home, he giv
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by Hitton 7y ago
Plastic pollution isn't valid argument against use of plastics in developed world. When you throw out your bag, it doesn't end in ocean, it ends in a dump, is incinerated or recycled. Plastics which end in ocean are virtually all
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by Hitton 7y ago
That's extremely interesting. Would you happen to still have the code lying around? Or would you recommend some itroductory materials on this topic?
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by Hitton 7y ago
Every time I see old textbook like this, I'm really thankful to professor Knuth for developing TeX.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Although Youtube sucks in many regards (namely handling copyright claims and deleting/demonetizing videos for wrongthink), one thing I really like about it is their terms of use. I come very rarely upon so creator right friendly servic
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by Hitton 7y ago
Seems a bit suspicious to me. You can't plant a tree in 5 minutes while making sure that it will actually keep growing.
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by Hitton 7y ago
It would be interesting to know if there is any connection to PTSD. I think that rapidly created connections between different brain regions could be plausible explanation.
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by Hitton 7y ago
>... weight training, accomplished in rodents with ladders and tiny, taped-on weights... This is awesome. How comes I'm hearing about that first time? And why are there no videos?
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by Hitton 7y ago
The part about ProtonMail and Tutanota seems pretty biased. I would like to hear how the author suggests that they should implement IMAP and SMTP without compromising the encryption. It sounds like the author prefers dubious advantages to r
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by Hitton 7y ago
Big factor in switch to more multiplayer is that the games are much more resistant to piracy, thus selling better as you said. Sadly this brings also single player games which could be be easily offline, but they need access to server anywa
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by Hitton 7y ago
There is no minimum scale, because those who start are working for companies which organize it. Try searching on youtube: beermoney phone farm They run 3rd party apps on their phones which automate whole process and they get some percent of
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by Hitton 7y ago
I'm form different Eastern European country so I can explain it to you pretty easily. Communism. It's pretty much same reason in whole Eastern Europe. Some countries managed to recover faster for various reasons whether it was mor
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by Hitton 7y ago
The part about Signal is inaccurate. Signal actually offers reproducible builds on their website, they don't want to publish on F-Droid at this time precisely because it wouldn't be signed by their own key, but by F-Droid's w
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by Hitton 7y ago
Too bad he didn't try other protocols. I wouldn't be surprised if DNS or ICMP tunnel worked too.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Not a lawyer, but you could argue that he wasn't really accessing the router, he was accessing his own server at home.
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by Hitton 7y ago
As a kid I never thought about it's level design, but retroactively I have huge respect for the developers (and to the author of the article for bring it to me). I wonder if such things are taught in today's game design courses.
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by Hitton 7y ago
So it's just measuring computation speed of math calculations? That doesn't sound very reliable.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Nice find, but the original author has no idea what race condition means. This isn't race condition, it's just brute force combined with per ip rate limiting avoidance.
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by Hitton 7y ago
As I said, I don't really know much about, but this is bullshit. RSA lacks perfect forward secrecy is same as saying that ECDH lacks perfect forward secrecy. Both is true, and both can be used with ephemeral keys, which provide forward
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by Hitton 7y ago
>He recorded the rest of the flight, thinking that even if he died in that limping transport plane, "at least I'd have proved the bastards wrong!" >"But unfortunately we didn't prang - we just landed safely…&q
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by Hitton 7y ago
This. Also this would be ripe for abuse, I can easily see nefarious actors setting up email accounts just to receive the paid emails and get money.
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by Hitton 7y ago
>CCTVs allow the arrest rates of 'the five violent crimes' (Murder, robbery, rape, theft, violence) go up from 79% in 2011 to 100% in 2016. I find this very suspicious. Do you have any statistics confirming it? Also worth consi
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by Hitton 7y ago
That's what you get when you hype Machine Learning as AI. But you can't really blame the "AI antivirus" much more than regular ones, they can be fooled similarly easily. Antivirus can't generally protect you against
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by Hitton 7y ago
Most likely it's just complaining of old grumpy ice cream man in dying trade, I don't think there is any significant impact of Brexit in that area yet.
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by Hitton 7y ago
Well the article is certainly informative why not to self-implement RSA, but the conclusion to just use libsodium seems stupid. I don't really know cryptography, but I'm sure there are libraries that implement RSA correctly and co
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by Hitton 7y ago
I run unzip -l, it tells you which files are how big are inside.