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by antsar 9y ago
I "deleted" 11 years of history using this[0] Chrome extension. Took a few days to get through everything, and I had to re-run it a few times because it missed things. [0] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/de
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by antsar 9y ago
"Want to hire smarter-than average" and "actually hiring smarter than average" are different things though.
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by antsar 9y ago
> The point is - the browser should render what it's given. If the user wants to modify that, use a plugin. Maybe we can do better? The browser should render what it's given by default . If the user wants to modify that, chan
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by antsar 9y ago
> Young died on January 5, 2018, at his home in Houston of complications from pneumonia. He was 87. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Young_(astronaut)
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by antsar 9y ago
The attacker's code isn't hosted on Stripe's domain. It could render the real Stripe iframe, but could not interact with it (ie. populate form values and submit). An attacker could try to POST the values directly to Stripe in
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B&H – Policies – USA Grey Market Products(bhphotovideo.com)
1 points by antsar 9y ago|0 comments
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by antsar 9y ago
Wouldn't counterfeiters scrape that database for legitimate UUID's? You could allow consumers to "claim" a UUID as theirs (and when I get a product with the same UUID, I can assume it's a dupe), but that requires ev
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by antsar 9y ago
> You also don't want to completely run out of fuel because your engine will probably explode. Can anyone suggest keywords/links about this? Sounds interesting.
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by antsar 9y ago
In addition to f-strings, Python supports this (slight) improvement on your version. "lhs=({l.x}, {l.y}); rhs=({r.x}, {r.y})".format(l=lhs, r=rhs)
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by antsar 9y ago
Fixed URL: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/81x4CGvFvNL...
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by antsar 9y ago
Piwik[0] is the most "plug-and-play" alternative I'm familiar with. [0] https://piwik.org/
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by antsar 9y ago
This has been working as a great alternative-noprocrast for me today.
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by antsar 9y ago
Maybe Google changed the threshold? Lets say 20% of recipients have historically classified the list as spam, and Google just adjusted the spam threshold from 25% to 15%.
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by antsar 9y ago
That's a neat service. If anyone is looking for a self-hosted option, this looks promising: https://github.com/RaymiiOrg/certificate-expiry-monitor
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by antsar 9y ago
To add a data point, I am. http://imgur.com/HNdTh4M
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by antsar 10y ago
I think the idea is to detect when different URLs contain the same content. That defends against duplicate entries like example.com/?foo and example.com/?bar (which are the same page).
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by antsar 10y ago
Those tools rely on Microsoft-developed APIs to monitor traffic though... A monitoring device connected along the network path would be more trustworthy.
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by antsar 10y ago
Perhaps ironically, this would be against their API terms. > You cannot use "insta", "gram" or "Instagram" in your company or product name. Source: https://www.instagram.com/developer/
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by antsar 10y ago
Attribute access doesn't seem to work with old-style formatting, so I would think it's safe. >>> class foo: ... def __init__(self, **kwargs): ... self.__dict__.update(kwargs) ... >
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by antsar 10y ago
Presumably because FB went out of their way to implement that. I wonder if they can detect that G Maps is installed, or if that option is always offered. Either way, I can say that many other apps (eg. Yelp) do not have this option.
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by antsar 10y ago
You can tell Windows you want to use a different browser, and that choice will typically be respected (when opening links from other apps, etc). On iOS, you cannot do that for maps. If an app implements a "View this on a map" feat
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Chromium-6 in Tap Water of More Than 200M Americans(ewg.org)
2 points by antsar 10y ago|0 comments
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by antsar 10y ago
Not alone, but correlated with other traffic from your IP address, browser fingerprinting, etc.
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by antsar 10y ago
I use the Unifi NVR software[0] which ships with their hardware NVRs, running on a Debian VM within my home network. This works nicely with their iOS app[1]. The new UVC-G3[2] is rated for outdoor use, but appears to be preorder-only for no
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by antsar 10y ago
I use the UVC Micro to watch an indoor entryway. Video quality is satisfactory but nothing to write home about. Hardware design is nice. Considered the NVR but went with a small Linux VM instead.
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by antsar 10y ago
Save yourself $50 and the monthly subscription fee. Recording software runs on any networked machine, and there's no cloud dependency. https://www.ubnt.com/unifi-video/unifi-video-camera-g3/ (Not affiliated)
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by antsar 10y ago
> Another field where you see this kind of planning is in medical electronics and software systems. Maybe sometimes... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2o8MDCIlOEk
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by antsar 10y ago
There's a difference between credit and debit here. Stolen credit card = bank is missing money; bank is incentivized to retrieve money. Stolen debit card = you are missing money; bank may choose to help somehow.
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by antsar 10y ago
Not to mention that L2 networking alone should not make or break security. What about host-based restrictions? What about authentication, authorization? Security comes in layers, and L2 networking is one of those layers. But blaming this on
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by antsar 11y ago
Well, that's 4 minutes and 51 seconds I'll never get back.

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