Narkov

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by Narkov 11y ago
> I'm having a hard time thinking of a use case that would be appropriate for wildcards but not appropriate for this. Serving multiple sub-domains from the one IP whilst still supporting clients without SNI.
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by Narkov 11y ago
Everything right? Except of course monitize it. Giving stuff away is pretty easy to do. Making a business out of it is much harder.
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by Narkov 11y ago
...or to get out.
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by Narkov 12y ago
The problem is that mom and pop can't possibly be expected to do this. They are trusting that the device they buy or the device their ISP provides, is secure.
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by Narkov 12y ago
Meta: That blog as got to be one of the best examples of terrible design - intrusive pop overs, buttons that constantly shake (<blink> tag anyone?), icons that randomly rotate to distract you and overloaded scroll bars that I can&#x2
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by Narkov 12y ago
Fuel tank.
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by Narkov 12y ago
No.
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by Narkov 12y ago
Yeah, the actual search bit. Serving a static file is pretty simple at 40-50 req/sec but searching an entire index of the Internet @ 40-50 req/sec is harder.
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by Narkov 12y ago
So after all the crying about "how dare they try and censor us!" we get - Only available in the US. Irony much?
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by Narkov 12y ago
See Groupon for how the market treats these kind of tricks: http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2011/09/23/groupon-ipo-revenue-co... It's also why Google separates "Traffic Acquisition Costs" in th
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by Narkov 12y ago
Counting gross fares as revenue is about as honest as Groupon counting customer receipts as revenue. We all know how that worked out.
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by Narkov 12y ago
Surely more controversial would be the range safety "Flight Termiantion" (i.e. self destruct) option? http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/space/nasa/4262479
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by Narkov 12y ago
Surely it's inevitable that everything will be surveiled. The quicker we realise this and "encrypt all the things" the better. What's the point in fighting legislation when you can solve the problem with technology? If t
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by Narkov 12y ago
If by "network" you mean your IP assets then unfortunately the answer is yes.
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by Narkov 12y ago
Presumably PHP.
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by Narkov 13y ago
$150k isn't really that expensive. I know it is simple math but I think it would be pretty easy to find 1,500 companies from around the world that would pay $100/year for a domain. Change that 1,500 one order of magnitude and ther
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by Narkov 13y ago
> If an attacker can read memory out of a process containing sensitive data, the assumption should always be that they got the keys to the kingdom even if they didn't We both agree on this. > but that they played chicken with an
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by Narkov 13y ago
They believed that they were covered and that no compromise could/did occur. It's a mistake they now acknowledge but they have owned up to it and are taking action - just as you suggest. I believe their actions are honest and comp
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by Narkov 13y ago
Home routers have bigger issues to worry about before they get to Heartbleed.
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by Narkov 13y ago
[Citation Needed]
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by Narkov 13y ago
Why should they help MtGox or its customers?
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by Narkov 13y ago
I can't fault their service offering but their pricing seems very high when compared to similar tools in that segment. I value Pingdom and Librato Metrics as significantly more valuable for my business and yet statuspage.io is double o
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by Narkov 13y ago
If a product is so disruptive, how can it possibly fail within two years? I think you are misguided.
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by Narkov 13y ago
Somone must have had their finger on F8 when it was starting. Now in safe mode.
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by Narkov 13y ago
Users != customers. Customers > users.
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by Narkov 13y ago
I see what you are saying however clearly these traditional "new" fighters aren't good enough either. I think everyone agrees that drones are the future so why not dump the $$$ into development?
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by Narkov 13y ago
I'm completely naive when it comes to this technology but surely drone technology is making all these piloted war machines redundant? Surely it must be easier/cheaper/faster to develop a pilot-less drone to perform these task
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by Narkov 13y ago
Out of interest, what would have been the outcome for Knight if their positions had caused them to be winners? $12m fine, keep the spoils and "carry on" ?
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by Narkov 13y ago
They are different because you can't hear emergency announcements. The in-seat audio is able to cut across to an announcement if necessary.
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by Narkov 13y ago
Obligatory xkcd comic: http://xkcd.com/221/ Strangely familiar as well!

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