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Georgia Passes Anti-Infosec Legislation(eff.org)
45 points by adzicg 9y ago|6 comments
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Error Mining(gojko.net)
1 points by adzicg 9y ago|0 comments
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by adzicg 9y ago
This is not my experience in the UK (not sure if you consider UK part of Europe, though :). If anything, it was the opposite, people I worked with would consider anything better than Bachelors in CS on a candidate’s CV (eg MS or PhD) as a s
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by adzicg 9y ago
"pandoc --toc" puts a TOC in when creating pdf files. You can also use "--toc-depth=XXX" to select how many levels of headings you want in the toc. page numbers also get added automatically I think when using the book do
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by adzicg 9y ago
We switched MindMup from Heroku to AWS Lambda (+S3+Cloudfront for web page hosting), gradually in 2016, and I’m quite happy with the results. We deploy using claudia.js.
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A Computer Glitch Let a Trader Claim $20 Trillion in Free Bitcoin(fortune.com)
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by adzicg 9y ago
It’s reasonably easy to set up a l2tp VPN on AWS, using cloudformation. Running an EC2 instance for a full month for this costs roughly $5 USD. I don’t really get why someone with a bit of tech skills (=using github) would use a third party
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Pennsylvania woman gets $284bn electricity bill(bbc.com)
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Show HN: BugMagnet v3 now available for Chrome and Firefox(bugmagnet.org)
2 points by adzicg 9y ago|1 comments
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by adzicg 9y ago
a lovely example is uFDFD, ﷽ (single char)
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by adzicg 9y ago
which version of FF? could be caused by some misconfigured content blocking extension?
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The scary side of biometric security(gojko.net)
3 points by adzicg 9y ago|2 comments
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Five things everyone should know about Unicode(gojko.net)
2 points by adzicg 9y ago|0 comments
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by adzicg 9y ago
yep, qatar :)
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by adzicg 9y ago
I have not used niffy so this is based on their github description, so might be wrong 1) niffy seems to be designed to use UI interactions to lead you to the result, appraise works like fitnesse, separating what is being tested from how it&
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by adzicg 9y ago
haven't tested it myself, but I assume headless chrome can render PDFs, so the answer should be yes. Try it and if it doesn't work, submit an issue on github and we'll make it work together. You'll probably need to use a
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by adzicg 9y ago
> 1. Are there plans for a multi-browser (especially mobile web) test runner? the screenshot engine is designed to be pluggable, so theoretically this should be easy to do with some kind of mobile-test-farm runner. > 2. Are there plan
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by adzicg 9y ago
>This is diffing PNGs? That sounds like a recipe for disaster. Not necessarily, if you use it for what it was intended -- visual layout tests that are easy for a human to approve/reject when there is a difference. It doesn't kn
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by adzicg 9y ago
(I'm one of the coauthors of the paper referenced in the post) For me, charging for actual usage instead of reserved capacity actually aids in implementing those good design guidelines that were collected in books, such as low coupling
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by adzicg 9y ago
not currently, but that's definitely an interesting idea. Appraise is designed to make it easy for a human to approve/reject current state or changes, with a smart visual diff and a good way to show actual and expected pictures si
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by adzicg 9y ago
Author here - Appraise is a new opensource tool for visual test automation. It’s like FitNesse, but for visuals, and working from Markdown that shows up nicely in GitHub repositories. Appraise can help you: - Automate acceptance/regres
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Show HN: Appraise – Visual test automation(github.com)
78 points by adzicg 9y ago|22 comments
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Serverless computing: economic and architectural impact(blog.acolyer.org)
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by adzicg 9y ago
That would be ‘Locks out’ instead of ‘locks down’
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by adzicg 9y ago
I upload to S3, which gives me the option of using either a public or a signed URL to share it
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by adzicg 9y ago
Author here - opensourcing the tool we used for the last few months internally, to assist with visual checks and test automation. Under the hood, Appraise uses headless Chrome to take screenshots, so it can inspect anything that Chrome can
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Show HN: Appraise – painless visual test automation(github.com)
6 points by adzicg 9y ago|1 comments
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by adzicg 9y ago
just tried this for our app, and it wrongly reported mandrill and flash (we’re not using any of them). we used mandrill a few years ago, so this might be some stale historical data, but the app never used flash.
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The Dogger Bank incident(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by adzicg 9y ago|0 comments
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Spambot leaks more than 700m email addresses in massive data breach(theguardian.com)
2 points by adzicg 9y ago|0 comments

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