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by bluetooth 13y ago
Is writing a markdown text editor the new "hello world"? Check out these: http://www.koi-writer.com/editor/ http://darkcopy.com/ http://gun.io/w/yyhegyfn6 https://quabel.com/ http://www.wabisabi.cc/ https://writeapp.me/ http://
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by bluetooth 13y ago
This was posted and somewhat heavily discussed yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5796935
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BFL has yet to ship any ASIC miners but has already begun selling loose chips(forums.butterflylabs.com)
1 points by bluetooth 13y ago|0 comments
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by bluetooth 13y ago
It's not. The preferred method of preventing SQL injections is via prepared statements. mysql_real_escape_string is only suitable for strings (as the name implies). Something like SELECT * FROM table WHERE id=$_GET['field'] where $
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by bluetooth 13y ago
Considering this requires you to go back to a single source to retrieve your passwords, I fail to see what this offers over tools such as 1password. I am aware that passwords are not actually being stored anywhere, but ultimately you are do
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A faster way to delete millions of files in a directory(linuxnote.net)
135 points by bluetooth 13y ago|33 comments
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Feds put Apple on trial over e-books, starting Monday(arstechnica.com)
2 points by bluetooth 13y ago|0 comments
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by bluetooth 13y ago
This is a pretty clever use of the blockchain. However, instead of destroying the bitcoins you have (wasting coins is bad, no matter how small) you can simply send bitcoins to yourself and store data in the `coinbase` field. The resulting t
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by bluetooth 13y ago
Thanks. I'll put that link in my comment.
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by bluetooth 13y ago
A copy of the email (slightly different from the notice on the site): Easier to read: https://gist.github.com/sergiotapia/d241db48ec4f31dfd0fe Dear community member, We respect the privacy of your information, which is why, as a precautio
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by bluetooth 13y ago
The central hub of script kiddies, Hackforums, recently moved to bitcoins as soon as word of the feds getting hold of LR went out.
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by bluetooth 13y ago
That is not what I am disputing. If there is a bug in paypal's search via POST only, you cannot link to paypal's search. You would need to link to a page you control that performs the POST automatically. If you send a link to the search tha
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by bluetooth 13y ago
> This link can be embedded on a different site, or sent via email, and because the link itself points to paypal.com - it is much more likely to be trusted by unsuspecting users. Doesn't seem like that is the case here. The bug is in th
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by bluetooth 13y ago
MtGox, BTC-e, among other big bitcoin exchanges have been hacked before.
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by bluetooth 13y ago
Although the user has to place in the payload himself to exploit this vulnerability, there are a few ways the attacker can use this. The most obvious and simplest to do is to create a form that does the search for the user, and thus fills o
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by bluetooth 13y ago
Ah okay, thanks. Another question: Why wouldn't compression take care of that? Isn't the point of compression to compact as many repeating sequences as possible?
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by bluetooth 13y ago
Excuse my ignorance, but what does duplicated in this context mean? Multiple copies of the same file?
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Girl wins Intel Young Scientist Award for device that fully charge phones in 30s(digitalversus.com)
1 points by bluetooth 13y ago|0 comments
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by bluetooth 13y ago
Guess conveying sarcasm over the internet is not one of my strengths. I suppose I meant more of a "your tax code allows this type of activity, yet you are still surprised it happens" type message.
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by bluetooth 13y ago
I find it interesting they go over what's considered "insecure" yet completely left out whether any of these networks were WPS enabled, which is crucial when considering the security of a wireless network. Not even the pie-graph shows it.
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by bluetooth 13y ago
The best part is that current tax code means Apple earning investment income through AOI is actually legal. Apple has paid their taxes and is playing by the rules - yet Levin is still upset. Edit: I would appreciate it if someone told me wh
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Tim Cook tells Congress why Apple won’t move $100 billion back home(arstechnica.com)
24 points by bluetooth 13y ago|64 comments
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by bluetooth 13y ago
I find this unicode character more entertaining: 🏩 (It's a "love hotel", one character away from a regular hotel, 🏨)
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by bluetooth 13y ago
This is the same exact tactic employed by many of the e-book authors at Clickbank. You're basically forcing visitors into purchasing more than they originally wanted.
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ZPanel dev team refuses to fix vuln, curses out researcher, and then gets hacked(imgur.com)
3 points by bluetooth 13y ago|0 comments
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by bluetooth 13y ago
I wonder how likely someone is to watch that entire video after going through the effort of unsubscribing...
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by bluetooth 13y ago
Why does it matter how long it took you to make your first application? And why do you care what others think about that?
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by bluetooth 13y ago
http://i.imgur.com/EwJjdcN.png
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by bluetooth 13y ago
Please stop propagating these images. They're nothing more than speculation and could easily ruin the lives of these people. http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2008/03/18/rush_ho... Something from a few years back; I wouldn't be su
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by bluetooth 13y ago
Oh look, another edgy developer thinks he's funny. At least it's a nice design.

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