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by benmanns 13y ago
eeky is suggesting that, if there is a gap between male worker output/male worker pay and female worker output/female worker pay (which I'm unqualified to make a comment on), someone would arbitrage this gap to make an enormo
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by benmanns 13y ago
If you could social engineer an employee to change a voicemail number, you may be able to convince them to port a number to a new account.
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by benmanns 13y ago
"No 2FA. If the only option available is SMS or call-based authentication, do not use 2FA." I see no problem with password + SMS or password + phone. The big problem is that some companies think that their second factor overrides
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by benmanns 13y ago
It looks like brmlab is already listed http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/Brmlab
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by benmanns 13y ago
I don't see how this could be. Uninsured motorist protection for my wife is $22/6 months and $19/6 months for me (older car). Compare that to $130 and $120 for liability. It would seem that I am much more likely to run into s
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by benmanns 13y ago
I saw on your blog that you've jumped to full time on DNSimple (congrats). Are you using Go app you wrote as part of the DNSimple system?
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by benmanns 13y ago
It's not so much cheap vs. expensive, but cheap vs. certified, humanely produced goods (which will be more expensive).
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by benmanns 13y ago
I've read that people have had success doing line-by-line conversions of Python scripts to Go scripts without too much reworking. I am guessing that it is the similar level of model and library granularity that drives the comparison.
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by benmanns 13y ago
Agreed. I don't think there is anything stopping me from registering googleinternetsecurity.blogspot.com or officialonlinesecurity.blogspot.com if they filter out "google."
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by benmanns 13y ago
I don't get the fascination with MD5 cracking speeds. If you use different passwords for each site, a 7 character lowercase password would take 10 years to exhaust the password-space if a site limits you to 20 attempts per second. As long a
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by benmanns 13y ago
I don't think it makes sense to correct for inflation given that the $7.57/AAPL price was in 2003 dollars and the $216,678 is in 2013 dollars.
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by benmanns 13y ago
Be careful if you are in the habit of using environment variables to specify API keys or database passwords. One of my top commands is `FACEBOOK_SECRET=...`.
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by benmanns 13y ago
The difference is that a 2048x1536 display would generally just offer 4x the screen space whereas Retina and other high density screens display the same page scaled up 2x. "Make Your Website Retina-Ready!" is like saying "Make Your Website
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by benmanns 13y ago
Assuming malicious intent on the part of the provider, the envelope sent to SDF will have a post office stamp from the city from which he sent it. Intersect the IP subnets for the area with the IPs used to connect to SDF to find a connectio
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by benmanns 14y ago
It might be about time for a chargeback.
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by benmanns 14y ago
Or, they thought the article was interesting, and didn't realize that it had already posted (since he used the new URL). Not everyone is out for karma :).
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by benmanns 14y ago
It also has a new URL after the github.com -> github.io change.
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by benmanns 14y ago
After reading Coinbase's response, it seems that the pages were not linked to by Coinbase, but by users posting links to their checkout page on the Internet.
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by benmanns 14y ago
And, Google had to find a link to this content somehow, which means it's publicly accessible from some Coinbase page.
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by benmanns 14y ago
Technically adept or not, his human-based recommender was so good that the CEO and VP of a 'hugely funded' online music company were willing to fly all the way from SV to NYC to hear about it.
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by benmanns 14y ago
This tweet is from November 2009 - over 3 years ago. Adria didn't start working as an 'evangelist' for SendGrid until March of 2012.
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by benmanns 14y ago
Second note: Make it time delayed (set statically to something like 2 weeks from compile time). Then, when they use the script in development it works, but in 1-2 weeks it breaks in their production site. Otherwise, they will just find out
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by benmanns 14y ago
Yes, true, but I thought it would be a lot more damning if they also authenticated via Spotify email, because that would mean that they accessed the Facebook account while already having authenticated the user via Spotify credentials.
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by benmanns 14y ago
You can also use Mailinator[0] and their many other domains for throwaway email addresses. In fact, you can point your MX records to mail.mailinator.com for a custom domain without running a VPS.[1] [0] http://www.mailinator.com/ [1] htt
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by benmanns 14y ago
This is just Spotify not finding a user with username=[your email address] and looking for that user on Facebook. I did a test by creating an account with the email benjamintesterton@mailinator.com (not linked to a Facebook account) and use
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by benmanns 14y ago
Not enough cash to pay local merchants? If I were a merchant on LivingSocial I would be cancelling any further deals and notifying my customers that they should be filing chargebacks. I doubt the credit card companies would let LivingSocial
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by benmanns 14y ago
In case anyone is having this problem: Press ESC to run the scripts.
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by benmanns 14y ago
I've been having a lot of fun with https://github.com/harthur/brain (neural network implementation in JavaScript) lately. Perhaps it's not something you would use on a real, live site, but it is fun to prototype neural network stuff in th
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by benmanns 14y ago
You might see about http://www.python.co.uk/ using the Microsoft logo on their website. (Along with Dell, Cisco, NetApp, Juniper, and Raritan).
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by benmanns 14y ago
I signed up. This is something I've wanted to find/build for awhile. My two feature requests would be: 1. A way to toggle between visible layers and layer groups. My designs usually come in a single PSD with a "Home" group, "About" group, "

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