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by _ikke_ 11y ago
My approach is a web app. It's not native, but effective.
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
In order to do so, Apple has to make an update that loosens the restrictions the current version has. Once that update exists, it can be installed on any device because it has been signed by Apple.
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
The problem isn't that IPv6 isn't backwards compattible. The problem is that IPv4 is not forwards compattible. Arstechnica has an article about it: http://arstechnica.com/business/2016/01/ipv6-celebr
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
github released an announcement: https://github.com/blog/2111-issue-and-pull-request-template...
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
Sorry, accidentally down-voted.
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
From the blogpost: > Image IDs now represent the content that is inside an image, in a similar way to how Git commit hashes represent the content inside commits.
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
I think that's why Newegg is doing this. They try to invalidate the patents of patent trolls so they can't abuse them against smaller companies.
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
Not with initiatives like letsencrypt.
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
I created my catch-all on a subdomain. While it gives a problem with certain websites (don't consider it a valid e-mail address), I barely receive spam on it.
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
They are the sysadmins of the individual networks that compose the internet. They arrange with each other to connect their networks, sometimes payed, sometimes with no money exchanged. These admins are not self-appointed admins over the &#x
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
How is the uptime of the machine being detected?
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
You'd have to travel faster then light to outrun the light emmited from years ago.
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
I always recommend people to use `git push --force-with-lease`. It's more to type, but it verifies if the remote branch is the same as the remote tracking branch, so you don't accidentally rewrite branches someone else has pushed
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
The object model of git is described as a directed acyclic graph, thus by definition, it has no cycles, which wouldn't make sense for a version control system anyway. That said, this is most likely just meant as a fun visualization,
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
We use this guide often in the #git irc channel where Seth Robertson used to frequent. It's a nice guide because sometimes people don't even know what they really want because terms like revert are overloaded.
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Go: The price of interface{}(darkcoding.net)
1 points by _ikke_ 11y ago|0 comments
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
11:40 UTC "We're doing emergency maintenance to recover the site".
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
Not withstanding exploits, the user still has to accept the offered link, so it's not really stealthy in that case.
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by _ikke_ 11y ago
NFC in Android is not active while the device is locked [0] > Android-powered devices are usually looking for NFC tags when the screen is unlocked, unless NFC is disabled in the device's Settings menu. So to use this, the hacker alr
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by _ikke_ 12y ago
Because HEAD is in this case not 'attached' to a branch, which means there is no branch which can be advanced to keep track of the new commit.
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by _ikke_ 12y ago
For all intents and purposes, as long as no other branch is pointing to that commit, that commit is 'lost'. It's not immediately removed from your hard drive, but it's no longer considered part of your history. Note that
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by _ikke_ 12y ago
Yes, but it's a lock where they have to provide the key too, and the only way to prevent you from manually opening the lock is obfuscating this process.
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Improving SSL Warnings: Comprehension and Adherence [pdf](static.googleusercontent.com)
14 points by _ikke_ 12y ago|1 comments
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by _ikke_ 12y ago
Why not just keep environment dependent settings in a separate file that is not tracked? Then you have no problem with files that are 'half-tracked'.
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by _ikke_ 12y ago
What happens if someone accidentaly committed the Addhandler cgi-script .fcgi change? Note that --assume-unchanged means you are promissing to git that the file hasn't changed, so it doesn't have to lookt at it every time you invo
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by _ikke_ 12y ago
How do you prevent discrapencies between those? You already see it with comments on source code, which eventually get outdated.
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by _ikke_ 12y ago
If the jquery version changed, their site could break anyway due to changes in how the library worked.
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Laniakea: Our home supercluster(youtube.com)
2 points by _ikke_ 12y ago|1 comments
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by _ikke_ 12y ago
If you check the cryptographic explanation, you see the first step is sending p and g to the other party. This is the 'common color' you talk about. These aren't predefined in the protocol.
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Improved default settings for Linux machines(tobert.github.io)
2 points by _ikke_ 12y ago|0 comments

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