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by Strom 10y ago
If you use actual strong passwords then you are an outlier. Most people use basic words like "password" as shown by every password dump in history. Indeed, most people would use the very same weak password they use for their e-mai
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by Strom 10y ago
In Estonia, you can use your SIM to create a government recognizeed digital signature. [1] Thus, you not only identify yourself to the mobile operator, but you can also identify yourself to banks, government services, and more. [1] https:&
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by Strom 10y ago
Not only the placement, but with radars [1] you can see through a bunch of objects like trees, wooden fences, and indeed also hedges. Of course making sense of the data in a completely new environment is hard. This is where fleet learning h
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by Strom 10y ago
There are also other new things that Elon has mentioned he would likely do after Tesla, with building an example hyperloop being one.
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by Strom 10y ago
Full physical access? It's hard, but seems an unrelated issue in regards to the linked post. The vulnerability here is that you can capture the key from air during transmission, without having physical access to the car or the key. We&
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by Strom 10y ago
In my experience, being feared isn't great at all. People will hide the truth from you too often, if it isn't all rosy.
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by Strom 10y ago
Sure you can. Nokia was pretty entrenched in the phone business in 2007. Sony has very diverse revenue sources, yet most of them have dwindled due to competition.
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by Strom 10y ago
And when the big players (Apple, Samsung) and the Chinese commoditizers come into VR, what will HTC have? You could say this about basically anything for any company. The threat of competition is always there. How about you give some exam
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by Strom 10y ago
Dota is over 13 years old by now and still growing. It may have less players than League, but it's by far the most popular game on Steam. I've played it for over 10 years myself, and I have a very long friendlist of similar people
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by Strom 10y ago
League's first championship was held in June 2011 with a prize pool of $100,000 [1], and the first Dota 2 International was held in August 2011 with a prize pool of $1,600,000 [2]. Not that big of a time difference, and the difference
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by Strom 10y ago
The article isn't about objective criticism, it's about subjective opinion. Usually by a person with less experience, e.g. when a manager suggests a color change to a designer.
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by Strom 10y ago
Are you claiming that it's equal to either only male, or only female? If not, then how exactly would you provide the information that an organism is both with a single required bit, where 0 is defined as female, and 1 as male?
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by Strom 10y ago
There are more than two options in conservative biology as well. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermaphrodite
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by Strom 10y ago
Yes, but it's not exclusive to the US. This is standard procedure among allies, and US & Poland are definitely strong allies. The same thing happens between Germany & Latvia, or Russia & Uzbekistan. Beyond that, this can ha
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by Strom 10y ago
Pretty sure there is no such thing and the author actually meant magnet links.
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by Strom 10y ago
Licenses other than AGPL-3 are available, as you quoted yourself. Just contact Bill Zissimopoulos for more details. By complaining here you're leaving the impression that you're not interested in any arrangement other than Bill gi
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by Strom 10y ago
One way would be to write a FUSE [1] that does this. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_in_Userspace
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by Strom 10y ago
Traffic is the hard part? Have you tried search engines other than Google? They're all terrible.
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by Strom 10y ago
There is no single correct answer as it always depends on a huge amount of variables, many of which are in constant flux. You yourself will almost always have the most accurate information to make a decision what's best for you. Spend
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by Strom 10y ago
Speaking as an Estonian, based on the comments in this thread, the working conditions and even salaries are better in Estonia. Estonia is way more tech focused in general.
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by Strom 10y ago
Luckily English is the official language in other EU countries as well. Ireland & Malta. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_European_Unio...
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by Strom 10y ago
Estonia also meets and always has met NATO spending requirements [1], because of a long history of war with Russia. It's a national priority and was the #1 issue discussed even in the 2015 elections. [1] http://www.defenseon
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by Strom 10y ago
For SaaS it's easy, you just treat the payment as a success. If it ends up failing, you treat it as a chargeback. For selling goods that you hand over (e.g. irrevocable product keys) it's much trickier and depends on the specific
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by Strom 10y ago
You saying that they operate across most of europe and if you're european, try these guys out . Then their own site having lines like Your bank account just as mobile as you are. and Banking everywhere made me think for a moment
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by Strom 10y ago
One time SEPA transfers are already really simple, yes. Recurring ones, not so much. However SEPA Direct Debit [1] does look like an interesting new recurring system, with a compliance deadline of 31 October 2016. I will definitely be looki
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by Strom 10y ago
I've used that technique successfully. The relief isn't complete and it lasts only for a short period though, a few minutes perhaps.
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by Strom 10y ago
Based on the OP you would use: <div style="display: none;"> <input type="text" name="phone" autocomplete="honey-phone"> </div> The way I understand it, it&#
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by Strom 10y ago
You missed the point alright. The article wants you to write down & analyze your negative thoughts, instead of just looping them in your head. It's not about "think positive instead" at all.
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by Strom 10y ago
You're choosing a suboptimal attack spot in your paper voting attack scenario. Instead of manipulating the thousands of people around the country who count & send out the results of those booths, it's easier to manipulate the
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by Strom 10y ago
Using a site-specific constant combined with the user's e-mail as the salt isn't too horrible. The owasp link you provided explains the two goals of using a salt: 1) Not being able to tell two passwords are identical based on the

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