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by Illniyar 11y ago
QThat is what corporate blogs are for. Nothing wrong with it if the content is interesting, which in this case it is.
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Followups: http://larrysanger.org/2014/03/report-on-the-boys-march-2014... http://larrysanger.org/2014/03/report-on-the-boys-march-2014... http://larrysanger.org/2013&#x2
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by Illniyar 11y ago
From the site: " UPDATE 2 (Oct. 3, 2011): my son is now five years old. He is now reading daily on his own, and has read himself a couple dozen chapter books, including The Story of the World, Vol. 1: The Ancient World (314 pgs.). UPDA
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Ec2 container registry now GA(aws.amazon.com)
4 points by Illniyar 11y ago|0 comments
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Aws config rules – now in GA(aws.amazon.com)
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Windows has an msi that also installs pgadmin and sets it up as a service, nothing could be simpler
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Well, they've just released t2.nano.
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by Illniyar 11y ago
If I remember correctly, DDG doesn't crawl the web on their own, so considering the many comments here saying they stopped using DDG because of bad result, is there any way for them to improve on this? Are all improvements made to the
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by Illniyar 11y ago
"Valle was also charged with violating the CFAA for accessing a police database to look up information about people without a valid law enforcement purpose, in violation of NYPD policy." I find it odd that the prosecutors decided
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Cyberdyne , HAL -Who is in charge of naming in that company, they need to be replaced promptly.
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Since this is from 2013 , anyone know of any followupd? (From them or another company)
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by Illniyar 11y ago
With such a positive feedback you should really tell us the name of the upstream
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Well now bookdepository is owned by amazon.
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Whether someone spent a second or a year with the page open is irrelevent to how many servers you need to have running. How many pageviews or requests per second is. Aince this is an article about infrastructure no body cares about Engageme
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Since when is WIFI considered low tech? I think these definitions need a bit of a rehaul, flying baloons are much more low tech then WiFi antenna IMO.
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by Illniyar 11y ago
2.6 Millennia of "reading time". I just love these made-up PR metrics that can make any audience look big or any business seem successful. Really, if you write a post about infrastructure you shouldn't have a metric that say
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Straightforward, sure, but it'll take several hundred years to crack, so in practice it's unbreakable.
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Consumers pay for software all the time - games, outlook/office, dropbox, phone apps. (And if you put netflix on the list, then tons of content such as ebooks, music, paywalls and such are bought all the time) We tend to dismiss these
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Overriding default elements isn't very common, I think. Most apps just need to style elements not provide different functionality (which can usually be gained by simply creating a new directive). In regards to managing view states, the
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by Illniyar 11y ago
I'm not really familiar with the field, is it really trivial to compromise both the database and the application server? And is it really that trivial to gain data out of memory? Is there a good resource that reviews attacks that actua
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Except that salts do not need to be remembered and as such should and usually are randomly generated with high entropy and are unlikely to be brute forced like normal passwords.
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by Illniyar 11y ago
From what I understand its not for lack of commitment that these extensions arent porting, its because XUL had basically the ability to run native code and modify everything. That is the new web extension api does not replicate all the fea
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by Illniyar 11y ago
"The multiple salts don’t really do much since they’re all likely known to an attacker or can be quickly calculated given knowledge of the other two component" I've never heard before that you can calculate the sitewide salt
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by Illniyar 11y ago
The Ionic framework is not a good source base to look at for regular apps. I'm a huge fan of the Ionic framework, but it's sourcecode is a mess and even the good parts are usually complex implementations of things you would defini
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Thank you, I missed that.
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by Illniyar 11y ago
So the article suggests using a timkng attack on a Lucene searchbox to determine if an item exists or not (at least thats what I gather). Considering most likely the searchbox will already tell youif something exists, whats the purpose? I
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by Illniyar 11y ago
Frankly the only reason I keep using Firefox instead of Chrome is because of TreestyleTabs. If this change means TreestyleTabs will not work/won't get updated, then I don't see myself continuing to use it.
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`New York’s banking department defines money transfer as the “business of selling or issuing payment instruments, such as checks, or engag[ing] in the business of receiving money for transmission.”` I don't see how this could be mistak
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Visor 0.1.0 – a simple authorization library for Angular.js(github.com)
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Objects in Javascript, while very similar to HashMaps, are not Hashmaps. ` "Prototypical inheiritance" is nothing more than a shallow copy of an associative array. By its very definition, that is _all it is` No, when you access a

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