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841.
by amenghra 10y ago
Some countries store energy by pumping water up a dam. Seems efficient.
842.
by amenghra 11y ago
Square | Web Security | San Francisco, CA (other locations possible too). Know browser quirks inside out? Enjoy working on small teams and interested to see and touch the entire stack from hardware all the way to web/mobile? We are loo
843.
by amenghra 11y ago
It's been around for a while, but it seems not many people know about it. Framework tend to reinvent some piece of the software update flow and re-introduce the same security bugs in the process.
844.
The Update Framework (TUF)(theupdateframework.github.io)
2 points by amenghra 11y ago|1 comments
845.
by amenghra 11y ago
Yahoo began their migration from BSD to Linus around 2010. Long before Marisa.
846.
by amenghra 11y ago
I'm better at reading in a car than my parents are. I bet the next generation who grows up with VR headsets around them will adapt and not have any of the nausea feeling we currently have.
847.
by amenghra 11y ago
Everyday, there's an unlucky person ( https://xkcd.com/1053/ )
848.
by amenghra 11y ago
My understanding is that PLA safety has been established at ambient temperature (and it is safe). Consequences of exposure to heated PLA is still an unknown. Personally, I would only use 3D printers in well ventilated areas. I would also no
849.
by amenghra 11y ago
Flavors of fast ( https://www.fisglobal.com/-/media/FISGlobal/Files/Report/Fla... ) is a fun read.
850.
by amenghra 11y ago
This can be an advantage depending on the use-case. E.g. an access point in each home or room means the signals aren't interfering with each other.
851.
Authentication Failures in NIST Version of GCM [pdf](csrc.nist.gov)
1 points by amenghra 11y ago|0 comments
852.
by amenghra 11y ago
"A short history of nearly everything" is a fun read. Goes over many similar experiments/discoveries.
853.
by amenghra 11y ago
Got a link to your resume?
854.
by amenghra 11y ago
How do you know the thing which takes your design and "builds" (i.e. machine which places physical components) or "compiles" (i.e. the thing which moves bits into an fpga) things isn't subverted?
855.
by amenghra 11y ago
there's a link at the top of the repo page: http://una.im/CSSgram/
856.
by amenghra 11y ago
yes
857.
by amenghra 11y ago
Phising sites can bypass this by creating an input field which looks like a password input field but isn't actually one. +1 for password managers or U2F style authentication systems.
858.
by amenghra 11y ago
You might find the following link interesting: http://programminggames.org/ I have had a lot of fun playing with the original or modern clones of corewars and robotwars.
859.
by amenghra 11y ago
Square [ https://squareup.com/careers ] | INTERNS, FULLTIME, VISA, ONSITE | San Francisco, New York & other cities. I'm an engineer on the infosec team and if you are interested in any aspect of security (from hardwa
860.
by amenghra 11y ago
The strongest case for lost business due to Google (it was Maps though, not search) that I'm aware of was: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jul/08/restaurant... . Unsure what the outcome wa
861.
by amenghra 11y ago
Besides not having to deal with the joinery, GCM is sometimes chosen for perf reasons (smaller output, cpu support, etc).
862.
by amenghra 11y ago
Ada got this right. For example, you can do type Day_Of_Month is range 1 .. 31;
863.
by amenghra 11y ago
These people unfortunately have a hard time with basic reading/cognitive skills. Unless the government or a non-profit helps them out they are going to have a hard time self organizing and pull off the best possible deal. Besides ethic
864.
by amenghra 11y ago
The result of such a class action lawsuit would be a lawyer (or a bunch of lawyers) making a ton of money and the victims getting a coupon for a happy meal at the local fast food chain.
865.
by amenghra 11y ago
The question (for Twitter) is why are people like you hitting their homepage logged-out instead of logged-in? You gain growth by getting people to try your service, you build value by offering something that brings people back continuously.
866.
by amenghra 11y ago
Failing is good as long as you learn something out of it "fail, learn something and be proud of what you learned".
867.
by amenghra 11y ago
The tangled web[1] / browser security handbook[2] are worth reading. [1] https://www.nostarch.com/tangledweb.htm [2] https://code.google.com/p/browsersec/wiki/Main
868.
by amenghra 11y ago
In general no. Learning/playing chess however requires being able to focus on a specific problem for long periods of time (2-4 hours), which is a good skill to have. I remember spending entire mornings studying the game as a kid. I&#x2
869.
by amenghra 11y ago
Nearly every website's password reset links are a secret in the URL.
870.
Hacking team: a 0-day market case study(tsyrklevich.net)
3 points by amenghra 11y ago|0 comments

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