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by askmike 10y ago
in that case they wouldn't really test whether it works or not..
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by askmike 10y ago
Ubuntu is doing something very similar: https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/contribute?version=1...
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by askmike 10y ago
Location: Galway, Ireland Remote: YES Willing to relocate: NO Technologies: JavaScript (full stack), NodeJS, HTML5, vue, react, dataviz (d3), bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, (cloud) devops. Résumé/CV: https://mikevanrossum.nl&#x2
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by askmike 10y ago
op is talking about "Google prompt". See here: http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/06/googles-new-two-facto...
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by askmike 10y ago
I disagree as soon as you write more than a single nested child/parent component, that requires a different way of thinking (should I use state or props?). And that you can't "just uses react". You kind of have to use re
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by askmike 10y ago
For me (EU) github.com resolves to 192.30.253.112.
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by askmike 10y ago
> We're monitoring an incident with our upstream DNS provider. [pic]( https://mikevanrossum.nl/stuff/gh.png )
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by askmike 10y ago
Or just use something free instead... http://codepen.io/nikolaygit/pen/wFqjE
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by askmike 10y ago
Why not compare Hugo to WP? That is what people do who want to create a new website. They take a different angle, but the goal for both is to allow for easy maintainable websites.
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by askmike 10y ago
Probably because Bank employees/customers use modern browsers/devices which will at some point drop support for anything but TLS 1.3. I don't think this will happen in North Korea.
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by askmike 10y ago
> They need to routinely spy on some [..] people Unfortunately this is very far removed from the goals of the IETF, who is striving for a more secure internet.
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by askmike 10y ago
That is not how businesses manages risk, and even less how IT departments of businesses manage risk.
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by askmike 10y ago
I don't think anyone would have assumed that you can build such a system in a weekend. Half of your points assume that current transportation companies don't have any digital data about bus stops and reroutes. Anyway I haven'
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by askmike 10y ago
Using public wifi I get: > This website is blocked by your network operator. [..] Category: Adult and Pornography
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by askmike 10y ago
To give in, what about blowing up? If some dishwashers do this without tampering, imagine what a dedicated attacker could do. http://www.recode.net/2016/9/29/13099092/samsung-exploding-r...
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by askmike 10y ago
You are right about Bitcoin specifically, but there is a second market for altcoins which use different PoW algorithms [0]. For a lot of these ASICs are either not on the market, or not economically feasible, in which cases GPUs still domin
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by askmike 10y ago
I guess the author is talking about the small codebase, which means every IoT device that has some kind of webinterface has to store and serve less data (library is 10kb gzipped, while a high level chart library like d3 is 77kb). At least i
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by askmike 10y ago
Also available in London.
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by askmike 10y ago
> Amazon EBS. Not more like amazon EFS?
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by askmike 10y ago
They might limit IO speed (based on usage of previous 24h for example). Like how most cheaper AWS EC2 instances get their CPUs throttled after you're running CPU heavy stuff.
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by askmike 10y ago
A lot of organizations use techniques like Scenario Planning[1], that forces them to already think about a wide scale of possible future scenarios. But in all honesty, it sounds like you are talking about a black swan[2] detector: The curre
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by askmike 10y ago
It's pretty awesome what you can do with that dataset. I made a visualization a few years back for a class that looks at the genres I listened to over time: http://lab.askmike.org/d3/songstream/
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by askmike 10y ago
> [mocking HTTP..] We’re still completely implementation-dependent. If we want to pass a new query string parameter to our service, for example, we’ll also need to add it to the test so that nock will match the request. Yes, if you chang
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by askmike 11y ago
> on the (unmentioned) condition that they make those sites essentially unusable over Tor Most people don't see it as a condition like this. It's more like your website will be served through the CF network instead of your norm
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by askmike 11y ago
That way you can't know for sure what is happening all the times you aren't watching (maybe the client is coded with "use shitty encryption [when client receives message X from server / the year is 2016 / your messa
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by askmike 11y ago
Yes they are, and that's definitely possible as well.
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by askmike 11y ago
It is easy to hide those amounts by just using a lot of different addresses. Of course people can try to tie those addresses together again, but that's pretty hard.
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by askmike 11y ago
The second ones are not permanent toilets, on that same spot we do have permanent ones now that stay in the ground for most of the day and come out at night (in a nightlife area): http://f00.inventorspot.com/images/uril
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by askmike 11y ago
Don't forget http://maidsafe.net/
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by askmike 12y ago
One small thing: once you know an email address subscribed you can mailbomb it with unsubscribe links (you might want to throttle those / don't send them more than once).

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