ankka

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by ankka 6y ago
Doing output is trivial compared to properly handling any type of free-form user input.
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by ankka 6y ago
You build the app with the dev dependencies, so you need to trust them as well.
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by ankka 7y ago
And nobody wants to take responsibility and maintain it either, not even now.
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by ankka 8y ago
Wisdom and intellect should not be confused either
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by ankka 8y ago
Excactly. Close to where I live there are a couple of funny examples: In one place the lights are red by default for everyone. Cars are detected from 100m or so away, so they barely need to slow down. Pedestrians need to press a button and
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by ankka 8y ago
That's just fair - pedestrians aren't detected either
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by ankka 8y ago
The post mentions cloud security. We were actually discussing this one day at the office - have there been any serious security breaches at Google? Are they really just that good?
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by ankka 8y ago
This seems to be better than the current Macbook Pros on almost every level - specs, ports, weight. Only the screen is worse. Too bad nVidia graphics aren't supported on macOS - otherwise would have been the Macbook of many dreams. E:
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by ankka 8y ago
Almost everything runs just fine in Firefox. Google software seems to be chrome-optimized, but it's usually only slightly slower on Firefox - it still works.
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by ankka 8y ago
The most unexpected part was seeing "Gentoo Hardened" as a part of state-level official documentation.
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Cold Boot Attacks(blog.f-secure.com)
70 points by ankka 8y ago|45 comments
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by ankka 8y ago
Original source https://blog.f-secure.com/cold-boot-attacks/
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by ankka 8y ago
The manufacturing process pretty much always involves humans.
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by ankka 8y ago
Even with the bad parts the Macbook pro is still the most capable all-rounder available - it's durable, the build quality is excellent, the hardware is (apart from memory) as good as you can get in any portable laptop... It's real
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by ankka 10y ago
The Arch linux wiki is one of the best maintained and up-to-date on hardware issues. It helps that Arch itself tries to ship only vanilla software: as few modifications as possible to the kernel, too, unlike the bigger distros. Excellent so
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by ankka 10y ago
Sadly many of the links are broken. If I was part of a university IT team and our site was linked to from the first webpage ever, I would at least make sure there was a redirect to a working page.
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by ankka 10y ago
In wrong color though.
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by ankka 10y ago
This is a sad problem that has come with developers using Javascript for everything. Development might be faster, but the end product is simply slow even on high-end machines. Same thing happens with Visual Studio Code, Brackets and Atom wh
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by ankka 10y ago
This is one of the biggest problems with Windows, Visual Studio, Office and other larger (enormous) software Microsoft makes: an insane amount of features but documentation is nonexistent or hard to find. The software itself is quite powerf
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by ankka 10y ago
On the other hand, the network tab in the dev tools actually knows how to parse incoming JSON, unlike Chrome which only renders a string.