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13y ago
So the concept of this is to create a misleading page such that the CEO of a company would be tricked into signing off on an otherwise overpriced service? Towards the bottom it reads: >Depending on the size, this could be as low as 7 cen
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13y ago
Not for commercial/business use you can't. That's only for personal sites.
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Only if you opt-in to it. When you launch the app you're prompted to decide if you want to sync your contact list so the app can be used to contact non-Facebook friends. It's not doing it without your explicit approval.
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I see no problem with promoting good health. There are plenty of elderly people who can do sit-ups. People who weigh over 350lbs eat free at Heart Attack Grill. Are they discriminating against non-obease people?
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13y ago
Did you read the post at all? The issue isn't executing untrusted code, it's connections terminating early and causing your shell to execute incomplete code. The article ends with the example code TMP_DIR=`mktemp` rm -rf
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I have Comcast and I currently pay $70 a month for 100Mbps and I still have access to log into HBO Go from when I had HBO last year (before I canceled my cable). However, none of this makes up for the fact that they're implementing dat
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13y ago
Nearly every exploit is a "pretty amateur mistake" in hindsight.
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I would think implementing something like this[0] would help. [0] https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/96569?hl=en
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This also causes the tab to freeze on the OS X version of Safari as well. OS X 10.9 (13A584) Safari 7.0 (9537.71)
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13y ago
I'm guessing this merely involved removing the mobile device manager certificate from the iPad through the Settings. Once the certificate is removed, any "lock downs" and settings the school pushed out are removed with it.
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13y ago
Same here. Nashville, Tennessee.
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13y ago
I think the point jreed91 was trying to make was that Google announced the shutdown of Google Reader pretty far in advance, giving the developer of Reeder more than enough time to update Reeder to support something else. Instead, Reeder was
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13y ago
There are email clients that execute JavaScript?
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That's why I love iTunes Match. I'm able to take my complete music library around with me without actually using up all my phones storage. As long as I have network connectivity, the song will be downloaded to the device on-demand
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OS X is at 7.25% according to that graph. 3.42 + 1.65 + 1.65 + 0.53 = 7.25%
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13y ago
That graph is only counting mobile browser share. That counts all iOS devices. Since iPhones/iPod Touches/iPads make up over 50% of all mobile devices, this leads to a large portion of mobile web traffic using Safari.
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13y ago
I don't know about you, but I have much, much better luck running executables under Windows than say Linux or OS X. Microsoft puts a ton of work into keeping backwards compatibility. You can watch the YouTube Video[0] of someone upgrad
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13y ago
You can if you have a certificate with multiple domain names in the SAN[0] field. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SubjectAltName
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13y ago
Well, has anything really changed? With the exception of a few small companies shutting down to "stick it to the man", what honestly has changed? No one has been removed from office and no revolution has started. We all sit here a
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13y ago
I got a 2 letter .io domain for $50 from Gandi (they're $39 now). About 4x more than a .com, but the 2 letter domain was too attractive to pass up.
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13y ago
Sure, if you end up using xerox.io to sell copiers then I can see that happening. However, if you use it for a clothing site or food delivery service I do not believe you would be infringing on their trademark.
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13y ago
I've never used WP Super Cache so I can't comment there, but having used W3 Total Cache I can say that the performance I get with W3 Total Cache is exactly the same as when I tried out Jekyll/Octopress since both solutions ar
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>Although Wordpress crashing under load is what caused me to switch to Octopress. It's all about the caching plugins. I had my blog hit 300k visits in the span of 8 hours, peaking at about 100 visits per second on a shared web host.
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Not to mention using the public folder (which I believe does not exist anymore for new accounts, requiring users to share individual files) has a bandwidth limit. If a file exceeds the bandwidth limit, it will stop being shared.
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What people seem to forget is parts of iOS 7 are still under NDA, yet people race to post videos and full-length articles of how "the new beta has 10 more pixels on this icon!" That, plus the fact that there are websites that sell
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The data on your disk isn't encrypted with two factor authentication though. If someone were to remove your disk drive and crack your password, that second factor doesn't really slow them down.
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But whose fault is it? Is it the programmers fault for writing the bug? Or is it the QA's fault for missing the bug? Or was it the leads fault for signing off on buggy code? You can point the blame at a lot of people, but in the end it
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In addition to the session ID cookies, you need the HSID cookie as well, which is HttpOnly. While this type of bug is bad, it doesn't allow for a malicious third party to get all of the cookies needed to take over the users session.
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HostGator uses port 2222 for all their shared hosting. I never understood this, given how easy it would be to modify an attack to use the new port.
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13y ago
But you can downgrade an iOS 7 device to iOS 6 using iTunes, so I even if iOS 7 did expire, it's not the end of the world.
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