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by Vintila 11y ago
I'd been considering something similar, never really made a PoC though. How about this: User provides their public key when they signup. To authenticate, server produces a nonce and sends to the client, client signs the nonce with priv
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by Vintila 11y ago
Got a few good ones? I don't really feel like trawling through almost 5000 articles.
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by Vintila 11y ago
Sometimes I wonder if people come up with the name first and write something to match.
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by Vintila 11y ago
Somewhat interesting: http://www.anchoragecapital.com.au/case-study-dick-smith Their case study on the acquisition.
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by Vintila 11y ago
Is it possible to figure out the force required to lift this with magnets engaged?
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by Vintila 11y ago
What I want to know is how to write good commit messages when you're first building your thing . Most of your code is unwritten and what is written is constantly changed to improve the interface(s).
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by Vintila 11y ago
Tangentially related but: I think the ethical way forward for ad-blocking extentions/software would be for it to self-identify [1]. That way if a website owner wants to block you or be more upfront about asking for donations, they don
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by Vintila 11y ago
A few English mistakes, maybe have someone proofread it.
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by Vintila 11y ago
This would make a good Project Euler problem.
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by Vintila 11y ago
How does website blocking work with https as the dns queries are encrypted. The only thing they could block is the ip but that could be shared with 'innocent' sites. I may have a fatal misunderstanding in my understanding in how a
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by Vintila 11y ago
Looks like my mother was born in peak Suzie. What do they say happens to those who don't label their axis? I've forgotten...
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by Vintila 11y ago
I find it interesting that by virtue of point 5, they are not allowed to open source anything related to Grooveshark. Unless I'm interpreting it wrong.
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by Vintila 12y ago
I have no experience in this area so could someone explain how Uber noticed there was a data breach ~4 months after it occurred.
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by Vintila 12y ago
Nope >In order to be eligible to compete in the seeding, qualifying, and final tournaments, at least half of your team members must be current students (any school). http://www.battlecode.org/tournaments/