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KwanEsq
14y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding scenario is this: 1) Fancy app website uses iframes to send messages to itself/its server 2) attack website embeds app in an iframe 3) attack website changes the URLs of the apps iframes to point to attacker-cont
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Interestingly, if you try to browse far into the results, Google decided it actually only has 73 to display (after telling it to include ommitted similar results).
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14y ago
As it is slightly ambiguous in the article, yes the Professor Adrian Melott quoted in the last two paragraphs is one of the authors of the previously mentioned solar flare hypothesis paper.
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14y ago
I'm in the UK and our provider is Be Un Limited [1][2], who use BT's exchanges. Unfortunately, we live in an area of London that is a notorious internet black-spot, so even though we pay for up to 16Mb, 1.5 is what speedtest.net tops out a
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14y ago
Apparently PS3 and some other devices have already been able to do 1080p [1] Maybe there is also a change in compression algorithm involved, which improves the quality at the same resolution? [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=N
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"Your Internet Provider is ready for Super HD!" Shame about that 1.5Mb connection…
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I'm afraid you are mistaken about the underground always being centrally managed. It was built by a variety of private companies in the beginning, and they did not come under one umbrella until 1933.
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14y ago
Huh, bit of a gap between 1974 and 2002, you don't get to see the Jubilee line prior to its extension south of the river.
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Creating the Altmann Tera Player [Portable DAP]
(altmann.haan.de)
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Because for some reason they have applied a text-shadow effect with a colour of #fff (white). So normally it is invisible against the also white background, but once you select you put the selection colour behind it causing the shadow to s
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14y ago
Very nice. Would be good to have the option of other formats, specifically Vorbis and/or Opus.
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Wasn't the original point of Safari for Windows that all iOS apps were going to be in‐browser since Apple didn't want to allow the level of access for apps, so it was to allow more people to develop for the iPhone? And then they went and ma
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I wonder how they develop the code for these systems. You'd hope it might be something approaching the standards, rigours, and processes of the people who write the Space Shuttle code, but I have the sad feeling it probably isn't.
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14y ago
I don't get why everyone doesn't do this, it's the best and most logical choice. Not to mention what's even the point of having a lid if it's never used.
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I could be wrong, but I believe The Times is generally regarded as a respectable paper over here, and I presume the same to be true of its Sunday counterpart.
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14y ago
See my reply above.
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Do you have NoScript or similar? Even with scripts enabled it doesn't work for me, because of the mimetype: "[NoScript] Blocking nosniff Javascript served from https://raw.github.com/Indamix/real-shadow/master/realshadow... with wrong ty
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DOA is short for "dead on arrival".
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15y ago
He's not actually insulting him. The first sentence is ironic, because vgnet isn't actually confused, he just has reasonable expectations. It actually serves to further insult the TSA, and is a fairly common phrasing in these sort of comm