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   by antsar 11y ago

   To be fair, they did address that: Lang FacesDetected ruby 71 r 38 javascript 60 java 47 html 59 go 53 cpp 34 c 24 python 49 php 66 perl 45 swift 49 csharp 61
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   by antsar 11y ago

   If you tell people that your device is designed to be secure, then by designing a gear for that device you are implying that that gear is secure.
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   by antsar 11y ago

   VLANs can be used to achieve this goal with a non-trivial network too.
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   by antsar 11y ago

   It could hypothetically be that easy, AFAICT. Nginx service runs constantly, so a module could presumably execute scheduled tasks. Those tasks could have error checking, sending errors to the root inbox.
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   by antsar 11y ago

   A decent Friday afternoon read on that topic: http://webaim.org/blog/user-agent-string-history/
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   by antsar 11y ago

   It doesn't need to be a UX thing, just provide an itemized list of the ways in which the data will be used on a page like the one linked. They choose not to do this, arguably because they know what sort of reactions that list would evo
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   by antsar 11y ago

   Which only addresses ownership , not usage . On that topic, they claim: > Google Apps for Education services don't collect or use student data for advertising purposes or to create ads profiles. Which leaves a lot of possible othe
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   by antsar 11y ago

   > no labor/cost overhead associated with maintaining the server systems and software. There sure is! It's just serviced by Google instead of you, and funded by your students' data instead of money.
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   by antsar 11y ago

   This. Also, the emails taper off after you ignore a few.
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    by antsar 11y ago

    Is this what you're looking to do? https://jsfiddle.net/sadz6va6/ Disclaimer: New to flexbox myself. Might have committed some sins.
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    by antsar 11y ago

    $ traceroute github.com traceroute to github.com (192.30.252.130), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets ... 9 level3-pni.iad1.us.voxel.net (4.53.116.2) 17.609 ms 15.057 ms 10.113 ms 10 unknown.prolexic.com (209.200.144.
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    by antsar 11y ago

    Trusting the federal gov't to be the arbiter of truth? Sounds like a rather bad idea.
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    by antsar 11y ago

    I used /etc/hosts to redirect distractions to a full-screen rickroll. Surprisingly effective.
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    by antsar 11y ago

    http://paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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    by antsar 11y ago

    > They sure did learn their lesson. Is there any relevant reading material? I would have assumed diversification to be a good idea for such critical infra.
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    by antsar 11y ago

    Same experience here. I asked Support once about an ongoing outage and was told that "there were some network related issues". Really? I wouldn't have guessed...
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    by antsar 11y ago

    0.0.0.0 is valid. It means the server is listening on all available addresses (as opposed to, say, only 127.0.0.1)
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    by antsar 11y ago

    > why should I want to go to a news aggregator Why are you here? Admittedly, HN is about 40% news and 60% links to interesting tech stuff. But who said a "news aggregator" has to be 100% news?
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    by antsar 11y ago

    Many PR departments can ward off an angry mob. But an angry, hungry mob...
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    by antsar 11y ago

    If it means the fridge is free, I'd be happy to add some firewall rules upstream :)
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    by antsar 11y ago

    Does your Google clone also include the search infrastructure behind it (in the same way as this project includes a streaming server)? Because then yeah, it is a Google clone. And just like this Spotify clone, the data stored in that infras
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    by antsar 11y ago

    If one is streaming (legally owned) music for their own (and only their own) personal use, would that even matter?
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    by antsar 11y ago

    Didn't mass surveillance exist, in one form or another, prior to 9/11?
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    by antsar 11y ago

    > Mate is gross, and my gourd rotted away because I didn't cure it properly. I'm not Argentine, and find mate to be extremely delicious. Just to provide another data point :)
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    by antsar 11y ago

    > They won't. WordPress was open from the start and the current trends are locking-in APIs, not open standards. There is no profit in openness. They (the incumbents) won't. But someone will, in the same way that WordPress r
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    by antsar 11y ago

    Just wanted to +1 the parent comment. I'm sure you're tired of hearing this, but it feels pretty backwards that we have to disable parts of the installation just to get it to work alongside other stuff (with a shared nginx instanc
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    by antsar 11y ago

    Yes. But that sounds like a great way to get sued.
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    by antsar 11y ago

    I would use that in a heartbeat. Just wanted to point out that it the incumbents' approach as well, rather than some actual API which banks decided to discontinue.
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    by antsar 11y ago

    That's what these "finance sites" already do. That's why you have to enter your bank username and password to use them - they just scrape the website. Incidentally, I have never used one, because that requirement is comp
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    by antsar 11y ago

    I can't comment on how it works for companies as a whole, but it has been shown that individuals are more strongly motivated by the desire to avoid a loss than the desire to gain something. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki