InAnEmergency

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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
It's a bit of a pain with the T440s (have to pry apart all the plastic), but still better than paying what Lenovo wants.
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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
Her comments seem somewhat related to her book "The Dispossessed" which contrasts a capitalist world with a plausible anarchist/communist world.
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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
Have to amend my statement...if the attacker can intercept the SMS in real time, then it is an effective attack: 1. Attacker knows victim's phone number and attempts login 2. Attacker intercepts SMS as it is sent to victim 3. Attacker
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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
You are assuming that the SMS is like a password and the phone number is like a user name, and that's all an attacker would need to log into the app. However, it doesn't have to be designed that way. There could be another value t
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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
Rails 3 is already only receiving security updates for "severe" issues, see http://rubyonrails.org/security/
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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
As example, HackerOne allows you to link duplicate reports to the original, and all reporters are "thanked" when the issue is resolved. But I think in many cases reporters of duplicate issues do not get any follow up.
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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
> Duplicates of non-public security vulnerabilities should be treated the same as the original reports (including the same rewards consideration process), especially if it was independently discovered. This is rare for bug bounty rewards
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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
"Closed the ticket" as what, though? "Duplicate, working on fixing" or "won't fix"? Because those are pretty different...
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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
A little backwards. In 1.9 you don't need to require "date" to use the basic Date class.
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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
This is craziness.
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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
Since it appears to be completely non-obvious what is going on here, this is an in-development update of the current development guide ( https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Guide_Project ). More info in that l
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by InAnEmergency 12y ago
For what it's worth, --trust-policy has been broken since RubyGems 2.0.0 and will not be fixed until 2.3: https://github.com/rubygems/rubygems/issues/859
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
I haven't forgotten. Of course, when I got mine it was already at least 10 years old. It started my entire programming trajectory.
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
FWIW, I think this will make it much easier to implement drivers. Getting protobufs to work is a real pain.
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PolyFauna – App from Radiohead(radiohead.com)
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
I don't know if that was ever the case, but at this point you do have to power off the droplet to make a snapshot: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/digitalocean...
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
You may be interested to know that Twitter does offer such things: https://support.twitter.com/groups/58-advertising#topic_247
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
Discovered in 2000. From the archaeologist: http://www.franckgoddio.org/projects/sunken-civilizations/he...
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
Definitely running Brakeman, as are https://codeclimate.com/ , https://www.pullreview.com and http://rails-brakeman.com/ .
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
I wonder if it's related to this: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/jenkinsci-dev/-Yk0UFfSPZc/Gz...
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
For a long time my friend's last Facebook status was that his dog had died. Really depressing.
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
It's also mentioned in the security guide: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/security.html#session-storage
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
Alternatively, they had full funding (even during the summer), focused on research and graduating (so it didn't take them 10 years), and didn't realize they needed to get an internship to be competitive once they graduated.
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
In case people are still curious, the upload yesterday was missing a bunch of files. There is a new file for download 9/12/2013 which is working fine for me.
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
Was excited to play Mark of the Ninja on Linux (64-bit) but all I get is a blank screen :'(
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
The latest release appears to have multiplayer enabled.
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
0AD is the most polished, beautiful open source game I have ever played. This campaign is not about building a new game: the game already exists as shown in the video and is even in an enjoyable-to-play state. Definitely check it out if you
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
No, you are correct, which makes it confusing that so many people in these comments are saying the 3D screen was the reason they didn't buy the 3DS...
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
You may be interested in the Fledgling Languages List: http://fll.presidentbeef.com/
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by InAnEmergency 13y ago
I suspect it has changed considerably, especially with the change from full interpreter to VM in Ruby 1.9. Garbage collection has changed from regular mark-and-sweep to lazy sweep to using bitmap marking.

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