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ZoFreX
12y ago
I completely agree. I've asked a couple of questions now that had lots of genuinely useful answers, and were then closed for some perceived rule violation. Assuming for the sake of argument that the moderators were correct and my quest
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12y ago
Is three teens in two months really an epidemic? If these notes were passed around on paper, would they be blaming paper? I think all the effort of this misguided article would be much better spent tackling transphobia rather than advocatin
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12y ago
I think it's kind of unfair to accuse me of hating Android because I criticise it. I've been using Android since 1.6, always been a big fan, but as a power user and a developer I'm much more aware of Android's shortcomin
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12y ago
> Project Volta focused on Battery Life According to Google. According to independent benchmarks, battery life got worse on a whole slew of devices. > They changed the entire runtime to ART for performance But did it actually get fast
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12y ago
Shodan is a search engine for internet-connected devices. "Banners" in this context are "service banners", the metadata servers send about themselves to clients.
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12y ago
I assume something has broken, but this article makes no sense to me. It's full of sentences like: "If is very similar to , and is different from , then we do not need to compute to know that and are also very different."
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12y ago
At that stage why do you even need exploits? No-one would flinch at giving the installer for a game or codec admin permissions.
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12y ago
These are great for concerts (assuming your ear canals are long enough - these are far too long for mine) but not so great for a flight situation like in the article. For blocking out as much noise as possible, foam plugs are much better th
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12y ago
I've stopped using the in-flight systems because of this. I use in-ear earphones on flights, as the design of them (basically ear plugs with speakers in the middle) blocks out sound and as a result I can have the volume lower, with the
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12y ago
Seems more irresponsible to build the systems this way in the first place.
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12y ago
> provide their private keys instead of their public keys I see this quite frequently from developers, as well. Hands down one of the worst design decisions of OpenSSH was to make private keys tab complete before public keys.
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12y ago
Yes - the paper does acknowledge this, and makes the assumption that the point of entry is physically secured, for example by a human guard standing watch. This means you couldn't kidnap someone, steal their TOTP token, beat the passwo
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12y ago
We still have gas lamps in Malvern, I wonder if that's why - or if we still have gas lamps anywhere else?
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12y ago
Have you tried this yet? How does the end result compare to forking over the extra $ for fresh pasta rather than dried? Between this tip and the baking pasta one, my girlfriend is going to look at me very oddly next time I cook pasta.
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12y ago
Speaking from experience, it can get so bad you can't even open one of them. You also can't open one if you don't have a fixed address, AFAIK.
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12y ago
With EasyJet I've always paid the advertised price, give or take a couple of £. As far as I'm aware they don't have any "first-time flyer" discount rates.
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12y ago
A combination of legal changes and consumer pressure has changed that a lot. I flew them recently (for the first and last time - but that wasn't related to obfuscated pricing) and there wasn't much in the way of hidden charges. Ch
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12y ago
> The key point here is that the government forces businesses to accommodate Emotional Support Animals through the Fair Housing Act, the Air Carrier Access Act and the Americans with Disability Act I thought the key point here is that th
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12y ago
Although a lot of listings say "no pets allowed" in the UK, many will let you have a pet if you ask (if it's a large pet they're likely to ask for a higher deposit fee, but that seems fair enough).
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12y ago
Off-topic, but what audio-only games can you recommend?
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Your reasoning seems sound to me. That said, can we really rule out the possibility that stainless or glass or silicone will have problems found in them? We may have been using (some of) them for hundreds of years, but we haven't been
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12y ago
I should have clarified I meant why are adults buying them for themselves (as many people are) - obviously it makes sense to avoid BPA for kids' bottles!
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12y ago
Huh? What world? One where metal, glass, and plastic bottles are all available? Sure!
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12y ago
Really? The developer who wrote software for Windows and OS X that depends on a case-sensitive file-system is going to throw stones about bad software? Windows and OS X use case-sensitive file-systems. That sucks. But if you are going to re
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12y ago
I don't understand why so many people on HN are worried about BPS or BPA. So far studies have shown that it has detrimental effects on the developing brain (in extremely limited animal trials!). Presumably everyone on here is not an in
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12y ago
> And no matter how technical you might be, most of the installers are so confusing that there’s no way a non-geek could figure out how to avoid the awful. Or even a geek who is in a hurry. I came very close to accidentally installing cr
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> When the user submits their password, it SHOULD be hashed client-side and only the hash SHOULD be sent to you. No. If you are going to do something like this, do it properly with something like a zero-knowledge password proof. As you d
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12y ago
Halving isn't really a big issue, when we're talking about something that normally talk about in exponents.
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I found this extremely concerning too. It should be possible to modify these options without resorting to hacks (that may break when OpenSSH is upgraded) _if_ these modifications are indeed necessary. From some of the comments here it'
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12y ago
"PowerMock is basically only for tests that interact with badly designed code that you can't change" Presumably where the definition of badly designed includes "uses static methods"? That's something that I hol
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