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by antsar 13y ago
Early 20's, and every single one of those points resonated heavily with me. I don't think its just you being grumpy.
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by antsar 13y ago
Make it not have anything to do with LinkedIn, and you've got an awesome idea!
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by antsar 13y ago
I'm not at a computer to look at the code right now, but I have that working with chart.js and off the top of my head I don't remember having to tweak code. Feel free to look at the page / code: https://pl.ant.sr&#
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by antsar 13y ago
To elaborate, I think they began using Cloudflare just the other day, as a solution to the DDoS. I was able to get through by the time I checked it in the morning from home, but after getting to work I still couldn't access it for hour
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by antsar 13y ago
For what its worth, I've been pleased with a comparable library called Chart.js Official: http://www.chartjs.org/ Github: https://github.com/nnnick/Chart.js
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by antsar 13y ago
I don't mean to be a pedantic jerk, and I'm only mentioning it because I would want to be corrected similarly: I think the word you meant to use was 'populace', not 'populous'.
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by antsar 13y ago
Agreed. The only thing I saw that I would change is the highlight color (currently pink) in the bottommost area (also pink). Its a couple of shades lighter but still very hard to see.
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by antsar 13y ago
Or on a remote machine, just set it to that IP (assuming your project is the default/only vhost). Now that I mention it, I think I'll try that.
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by antsar 13y ago
Hm. Will keep that in mind / watch for it, since I just started using it for a project. I have to say I was less than pleased when I added a site to my (paid) account and had to opt-out of having my error pages redirected to Cloudflare
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by antsar 13y ago
What's wrong with Cloudflare?
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by antsar 13y ago
Possibly ignorant American here. You have a limit on what you are allowed to spend on online purchases? How is it enforced and by whom?
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by antsar 13y ago
> The CDS workstation uses common USB interfaces for its peripheral devices (such as trackballs and specialized button panels) This could open up some interesting potential vulnerabilities, but I'm assuming/hoping that they&#x2
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by antsar 13y ago
You mean to say, 10^7 isn't KKK?
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by antsar 13y ago
Just to show that sharkweek's reply isn't an outlier, here is the same search with adblock turned off, from a US address. http://i.imgur.com/Ed0UYER.png
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by antsar 13y ago
Some of their algorithms, yes. But that doesn't mean that users who fall into the "elite and whiny" bunch get the privilege of using the service ad-free and in a format that doesn't work as well for their business.
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Microsoft pays $100k bounty to British researcher who found Windows 8.1 bug(theguardian.com)
1 points by antsar 13y ago|0 comments
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by antsar 13y ago
Worth noting: The tags only collect data every four minutes, so it’s impossible to rule out the chance that they touched down occasionally in between these intervals—but every single one of the data points collected for more than six month
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by antsar 13y ago
https://github.com/facebook/phabricator
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by antsar 13y ago
Longer writing on the topic, linked to in the above post: https://www.cdt.org/blogs/joseph-lorenzo-hall/2409-nist-sha-...
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Will Keccak = SHA-3?(schneier.com)
3 points by antsar 13y ago|1 comments
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by antsar 13y ago
While I get (and largely agree with) the sentiments on that site, god that was painful to read. Time to create readability-motherfucker.com, I guess?
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Senator Feinstein Admits the NSA Taps the Internet Backbone(schneier.com)
106 points by antsar 13y ago|20 comments
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by antsar 13y ago
The tilt-sensing feature doesn't seem to work on my iPhone 5 (iOS 7). I didn't get even get a permission request popup, though I'm not sure if I was supposed to.
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How a Crypto ‘Backdoor’ Pitted the Tech World Against the NSA(wired.com)
2 points by antsar 13y ago|0 comments
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by antsar 13y ago
Yeah, I came to that conclusion just from reading it and ctrl-f'ing 'open', as I was in a rush. It looks like I may have been wrong.
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by antsar 13y ago
Not open source, however. Not a dealbreaker, but an important distinction to keep in mind.
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by antsar 13y ago
If only it were open source... This is great nonetheless, though. It'll be interesting to see what directions this takes off in, both in terms of hardware and software.
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by antsar 13y ago
I think some of his writing is brilliant, but it is impossible to consistently come up with brilliant material on a schedule. However, if he were to publish a post only when he has enough insightful, original, and quality material, his post
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by antsar 13y ago
More like shoot us in the foot. They will surely have been incentivised by the relevant parties to leave gaping loopholes allowing said relevant parties to continue doing what they're doing.
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by antsar 13y ago
Perhaps, then, one move in the right direction would be to start adopting similar legal policies for online services? Of course, this won't prevent the NSA from doing what it has always done: "We're snooping. No, you can&#x27

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