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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src.git/+/130ee68... ? I just saw that from the first ticket but I guess it hasn't actually been merged there's a bug though. https://bugs.chrom
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
It looks like browsers will allow you to talk to localhost from a secure page without SSL https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=903966 . The other way assuming you don't need to transfer much is you can reverse p
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
What if you don't have any USD? You can also instead by 10 futures contracts and make 0.50 GBP. Additionally futures aren't just for "betting" they are also for offloading risk. For example a company might expect an sale
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
> what if your output is a normal UTF-8 string but contains a byte 0? It's not really a valid character to print to a terminal and most terminals ignore it nor is it particular valid in a "text file". As for the rest of yo
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
"the legacy C++" Interesting reading but the author seems intent on pushing some buttons.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
> From outside my firewall (pfSense) I wouldn't know how to access resources within (which are walled off in the first place.) By accessing the IP address they are assigned?
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
I only got to 13.6mb/10mins before the page crashes. So I guess that counts as a safeguard. http://i.imgur.com/PIcpEPJ.png
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
You can handle that fine provided you don't assume that. > I'd really hope that Apple checks that the filenames are valid UTF-8 as they otherwise can end up with very interesting security bugs. I think that's a bit pessimi
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
Yeah I'd agree, however it was higher than humans then not only is it not currently viable it is unsafe to test on public roads.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
You are assuming that after this crash their rate is still lower than humans, however it might not be.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
You are right in that other sites are affected but only the sites running through the parser would have leaked content in their cached pages.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
The bottom of the file has contents from another connection. Notably HTTP/1.1 Host gateway.discord.gg
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
Most OS provide a mechanism to manage SSL certificates and a OS provided SSL library, sure not every application uses that but then how is a new standard going to fix that? The only thing providing it in the kernel would do would do is decr
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
I tried it a while back WSL had some weird handling of unix sockets and they didn't appear on the filesystem.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
You can also send \n~~. and SSH will send a single ~. Also useful for quoting nested SSH sessions.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
This seems like the best documentation http://parseplatform.github.io/docs/rest/guide/ From my reading it seems like a generic rest service. I suppose like COTS for rest services.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
This doesn't seem to be the case for me -> % python test.py 2>&1 | python test.py COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME [snip] python 24150 someone 0u CHR 136,0 0t0
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
That's a different argument. Their usage is correct and you should use a CSPRNG to generate your random data like, arc4random or the ones provided by OpenSSL.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
I assume by surfers lifestyle he doesn't mean a beachfront property in Manly.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
You probably should read "(3) Issue 3: Whether Valve’s conduct was in Australia or whether Valve carries on business in Australia" > In this ordinary sense of carrying on a business, Valve undoubtedly carried on a business in A
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
86% faster when starting up with 42 tabs open. I'd guarantee 99% of those people with 42 tabs open after startup immediately Close 41 of them.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
> It is better to use a different passphrase for each key but it is also less convenient unless you're using a password manager (personally, I'm using KeePass) If you are going to use a password manager to store them there&#x27
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
> Private key is a "password", we need to treat it as such! This is harmful advice in my opinion. A key has sufficient entropy to resist brute force attacks and is never directly exposed to a server. The same key between multip
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
Some general advice based on most requirements. - Is it better to use a different passphrase on each key, or does using the same one not matter much? If they are being used on different device then different passphrases makes sense otherwis
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
A pure function can't call a non pure function. So you can pass in a non pure function so long as you don't call it.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
Why do you want port forwarding with IPv6? Or do you want IPv4 port forwarding when your ISP hasn't assigned you an IP. The first shouldn't be required since you would have a public IPv6 address and the second is just a fact of li
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
> Surprised they are not focusing on LOCAL Aussie ecommerce sites that don't collect and remit GST for local sales. Like?
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
Symlinks are just special files with a the contents being the link contents. His argument is that it is not atomic when considering a server crash. But I don't think that matters anyway.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
I got a similar one http://pastebin.com/YdDbkVDZ but no HTML kinda looks like they are just fetching from a fixed list.
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by asdfaoeu 10y ago
The banks want to offer contactless payments on iPhones which they already do on Android.

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