WatchDog

66 ms·

811.
by WatchDog 11y ago
When you add the np subdomain prefix to a reddit domain, it links to a non-participation version of the page. The idea is that it helps to reduce "brigading", as in if a thread is linked to by an external party or another subred
812.
by WatchDog 11y ago
I tried out ublock, didn’t seem to work on twitch.tv and a couple of other random things. So I moved back to ABP.
813.
by WatchDog 11y ago
If the recipe is licensed with GPL, then yes.
814.
by WatchDog 11y ago
So the alternative is to mock out every database call or use a full database to run the tests. Using an in-memory database is convenient, keeps your tests portable and most importantly it helps catch a lot of bugs that might of been misse
815.
by WatchDog 11y ago
Since when does JDBC abstract the real DB in theory? All JDBC does is provide a common interface to execute a statement and receive result sets.
816.
by WatchDog 11y ago
> literal dogshit that Samsung puts on their phones Since when do Samsung literally put dogshit on their phones?
817.
by WatchDog 12y ago
What we need is a repository that requires sources and a build script and that the artifact can be repeatably built. I want to be able to build my entire project hierarchy from source. Sonatype prefer if you provide sources, but they don&#x
818.
by WatchDog 12y ago
Also see FizzBuzz Enterprise Edition https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris...
819.
by WatchDog 12y ago
It was and it raised 500k. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/woodenshark/lightpack-a...
820.
by WatchDog 12y ago
Would driving one of these engines concurrently with the power generated by a turbine engine make sense? Does the thrust generated by a turbine engine hit some point of diminishing returns that converting the engine energy to electricity an
821.
by WatchDog 12y ago
Why does DOD need any publicly rout-able IP address space, other than to run a handful of brochure sites, which could easily be outsourced.
822.
by WatchDog 12y ago
I dont really mind the video, but the audio makes it really difficult to stay engaged.
823.
by WatchDog 12y ago
While the single benchmark provided probably isn't statistically significant, I noticed that performance on system with 4 cores of less is worse with this patch. If this is actually symptom of the patch, would it be possible to toggle
824.
by WatchDog 12y ago
Apple are obviously very concerned about aesthetics and having as little ports breaking the smooth lines of the design hinder that. However personally I would of thought having an additional type c connector on the opposite side would act
825.
by WatchDog 12y ago
RC4 is a stream cipher, not a block cipher.
826.
by WatchDog 12y ago
If they are using MS SQL, chances are SSH isn't even in their toolset.
827.
by WatchDog 12y ago
Excel is the bane of my existence. I give a lot of speeches about how to preserve data precision. However It seems to be largley in vain, as there is often a lot of back and forth when handling data between different groups, even programm
828.
by WatchDog 12y ago
This is probably a net loss for privacy in so far as it somewhat reduces the pressure on verizon to change their ridiculous cookie practice. Asking the industry to self regulate, by ignoring verizons cookie or adhering to "do not track
829.
by WatchDog 12y ago
That was immediately what came to my mind as well. Metal Gear Solid 4 was being developed around the time that PMC's were gaining a lot of public attention for their work in Iraq and the game seems very inspired by that. Perhaps the a
830.
by WatchDog 12y ago
You can get servers with much more ram than 384GB. Here is a relatively inexpensive motherboard with 24 DIMMs that will go up to 768GB. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813151... There are other so
831.
by WatchDog 12y ago
Some really cool pictures and very coy comments here. Id love learn more about the work these guys have done in reverse engineering these systems. Googling combinations of "WIZ Code" and "22.050Khz wobble" didn't
832.
by WatchDog 12y ago
They get hazardous duty pay if they are serving in a hazardous zone, I dont think they get anything extra for serving at a peaceful base, no matter where it is.
833.
by WatchDog 12y ago
Am I doing something wrong or is this website horribly non-functional, after 20ish seconds it just goes blank and tries to start loading a new page, if you try and download the slides it just pops up a blank modal.
834.
by WatchDog 12y ago
They received a ton of solutions in a bunch of different languages when they were running this as a closed competition. They said it would take some time for them to add the solutions to the page, but its been months and I think they have
835.
by WatchDog 12y ago
If you hijack DNS and the user tries to visit a HTTPS site you still need to do some sort of SSL interception.
836.
by WatchDog 12y ago
What on earth is a "thunderbolt resolution display"?
837.
by WatchDog 12y ago
What sort of time period are the certificates issued for?
838.
by WatchDog 12y ago
Does cloudflare have the ability to issue certificates that are trusted by major browsers? Or will the cloudflare issued certificates simply give users an untrusted CA warning?
839.
by WatchDog 12y ago
ECC might not cost as much as you think. Here is a barebones ECC setup with 4GB of ram for $230. http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?Wish...
840.
by WatchDog 12y ago
When you are dealing with someone who potentially has access to hundreds of millions of dollars. Blackmailing then in public might be a way of protecting yourself from having an "accident".

More ›