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by Trellmor 8y ago
Like Chrome? https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/wj7x9w/google-chr...
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by Trellmor 9y ago
dns-admin@ is probably from the whois record of the domain you checked. The predefined list is only the last 4 addresses that are shown: security@, hostmaster@, postmaster@ and webmaster@.
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by Trellmor 9y ago
RFC 6093 [1] provides a bit more insight into this and other behavior. [1] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6093
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by Trellmor 11y ago
Maybe. StartSSL used to allow using E-Mail addresses from WHOIS records for domain validation and it's possible that this code was still in place on the backend.
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by Trellmor 11y ago
Debian has published security announcements for glibc [1] and eglibc [2]. Updates should be available from http://security.debian.org/ (and I was able to install them). Also, keep this in mind: >While it is only necessar
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by Trellmor 11y ago
From one of his comments >I ordered one more of each of Surjtech's products before they pulled their listing today, so yes.
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by Trellmor 11y ago
There is also an option to route all traffic through the OpenVPN server, and the OpenVPN HOWTO has an entry for it: https://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/documentation/howt... Instead of using the push se
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by Trellmor 12y ago
He always runs 30 iterations (Search for "NUMBER_OF_ITERATIONS = 30"), so for example ObjC -O0 takes 0.099769s to render 30 frames, or about 0,0033256s per single frame.
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by Trellmor 12y ago
There is also a book [1] about Blizzard that I really enjoyed. [1] http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00G8UL474
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by Trellmor 12y ago
Or use Adblock Edge https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/adblock-edge/ which is a Adblock Plus fork minus the "acceptable ads" feature.
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by Trellmor 12y ago
The Nexus 6 has 32 and 64GB options. I'm a bit disappointed that they don't match this with the Nexus 9.
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by Trellmor 12y ago
Probably not the signing keys, otherwise they could have uploaded a malicious app with the original package name.