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by bombtrack 12y ago
More DDoS than hacking, but yea. http://venturebeat.com/2014/12/30/fbi-confirms-lizard-squad-... http://krebsonsecurity.com/2015/01/another-lizard-arrested-l... http://ww
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by bombtrack 12y ago
Obviously anyone can "take credit" for things like this, but if this[1] is true, then jesus. Edit: Since it's topical, I enjoy listening to Chuck Rossi in interviews or presentations. Releng 2014 - Keynote 1: Chuck Rossi, Rel
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Lizard Kids: A Long Trail of Fail(krebsonsecurity.com)
10 points by bombtrack 12y ago|0 comments
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by bombtrack 12y ago
There's several extensions folks have written to add layers of functionality to HN -- collapsible comments being a major one. I use HN Enhancement Suite: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-e
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by bombtrack 12y ago
I posted this yesterday in the thread about the Rust-written window manager, but it's relevant here as well. There are plenty of apps that provide varying levels of window-manager functionality to OS X. I would try a couple out and see
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by bombtrack 12y ago
There are plenty of apps that provide varying levels of window-manager functionality to OS X. I would try a couple out and see if any seem useful to you. http://manytricks.com/moom/ http://mizage.com/di
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by bombtrack 12y ago
I tried several for OS X and landed on using Moom [0]. The layout snapshots is really handy to jumpstart the day and put everything in place. Keyboard shortcuts allow resizing and moving windows around. It's highly configurable, so you
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by bombtrack 12y ago
I'm sure you're aware of this, but for others who may not know: the 2.x versions of jQuery dropped support for old browsers (IE 6, 7, 8) to reduce size (12% smaller) and complexity necessitated by being so backwards-compatible [0]
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by bombtrack 12y ago
I include bower_components/ in .gitignore and use grunt-bowercopy[0] to move the files you actually want from bower_components/ to public/{js,css} or wherever. Files get committed once they're in public/ and I only
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by bombtrack 12y ago
Oh, I fully agree with how you have everything set up and organized. It's clear you tried to be as formal as possible with organizing the app, it's dependencies and build processes, for _development_. People are just misunderstand
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by bombtrack 12y ago
I agree with the other reply -- this isn't so much of an indictment of PHP, as it is front-end development in general. Sure, to keep it simple you could download your JS and PHP deps once and bundle them all up in one nice zip. I think
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by bombtrack 12y ago
I'm not aware of a way to prevent just seeing them with hidden file visibility turned on. However, there's several options to disable per-folder .DS_Store file creation: http://www.chrisnovoa.com/os-x-lion-ds_store
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by bombtrack 12y ago
The dakota oil boom you typically hear of is almost exclusively in North Dakota. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Dakota_oil_boom
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by bombtrack 12y ago
My last guess is that you're in a country advertisers don't care about. Other than that, I've lost interest and hope you enjoy your loophole ;)
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by bombtrack 12y ago
If you disable NoScript do you see an ad prior to the video? (I didn't look closely at it -- was in a "popular videos" cluster and VEVO stuff will always have ads)
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by bombtrack 12y ago
Before I commented I wanted to make sure I wasn't crazy, so I actually tested it with ABP off. This video [1] played a 30s Coors Lite commercial for me after I disabled ABP and refreshed. Any corporate/official type channel will l
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by bombtrack 12y ago
YouTube most definitely has ads. However, if you use Adblock Plus (or similar extensions) you won't see them.
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by bombtrack 12y ago
There's several JSON formatter packages that can be installed via Package Control: cmd + shift + P, select "install package", then search for "json". I'm not sure which one I have installed, but doing cmd + shi
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by bombtrack 12y ago
Happy to help. It's elaborated on here [0] along with some other tips (warning: autoplay video). [0] http://www.macworld.com/article/2050506/secrets-of-the-ios-7...
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by bombtrack 12y ago
Yes, Mavericks started using SMB2 which has many reported performance issues [0]. Most people experiencing it can work around this by using cifs:// instead of smb:// or disabling SMB2 and reverting to using SMB1 [1]. [0]
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by bombtrack 12y ago
FYI, in appropriate locations (browsers), holding the period key will give you options for .us, .org, .edu, .net, and .com.
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by bombtrack 12y ago
Yea, I only do a "brew cask search" for new apps I want to install. I believe you would want to avoid attempting to re-install an app via Cask that was installed normally (~/Applications vs /Applications). Personally, I
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by bombtrack 12y ago
Same reason people love package managers in general. A single bash script can install all the programs you want. Add Homebrew Cask and even your GUI apps can be included in that script alongside wget, vnstat, whatever.
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by bombtrack 13y ago
Fully agree. I'll repost what I said in a previous last.fm discussion. > I treasure my last.fm stats so much. It has documented 9 years of my life in a way that no other site or social network could express.
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by bombtrack 13y ago
There's a lengthy post in /r/BitcoinMarkets about it: http://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/comments/1z2xo5/specu...
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by bombtrack 13y ago
I've always wanted to do something similar. The 20k track limit on Google Music makes me prune my online collection every so often which is annoying. I think it would be a fun project to write a basic web streaming player that pulls mp
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by bombtrack 13y ago
Last.fm scrobbling was the first thing I looked for as well. It's pretty much a necessity for me at this point that any software-based music player I use needs to support last.fm scrobbling. There's several Chrome extensions that
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by bombtrack 13y ago
Suffered the same problem. I'm getting around it by using cmd-k, then using cifs://server/share to connect instead.
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by bombtrack 13y ago
I have purchased Parallels and also recently upgraded to v9 _just_ to run the Windows version of Winamp as my main mp3 player. Running Parallels in "coherence" mode makes Winamp look/act/run basically as if it were any o
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by bombtrack 13y ago
I always imagined using dual 27" screens like that too. However, I have found that I prefer to stack a tall-ish browser window and terminal on the portrait monitor and keep 2+ panes of code on the landscape monitor.

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