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F-secure H1 2013 Threat Report (latest trends about malware)
(f-secure.com)
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I'm just wondering if Linux would have been different it it wouldn't have been built on this "management by Perkele". I personally think there are a lot of competent developers around the world that could have contribute
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Gmail IMAP down
(thenextweb.com)
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Lake Vostok: Biologists find over 3,500 life forms in isolated Antarctic basin
(rt.com)
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13y ago
SQL (if one can call it a programming language).
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Juzt a small note: It's free only for citizens of Tallinn, not for e.g. tourists.
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Change the white background to gray and you have the design of Nokia's N9 user interface (which isn't a bad thing). Ps. Actually I must check how to change the background on my N9 to give it a fresh look. ;-)
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They also have a route planner for almost whole Europe that is super-fast. Would be interesting to read howabout it's built.
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I think the reason is the same as in Finland. Both Sweden (Ericsson) and Finland (Nokia) have had big technology companies that today isn't doing that well and with many talented people therefore searching for new jobs and setting up startu
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I have both a standing desk at work and a special saddle that I can sit on and use it on every chair: http://www.humantool.fi/english/ The idea with the saddle is that it is so unbalanced that you have to correct your position with small
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My company is going stop supporting IE7 this spring, now when three newer version of IE are available it's time to move on.
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Same her, and enjoyed it in the Finnish army as well (except for the survival camp without any blankets). Sleeping outside just makes you a lot more rested.
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I'm wondering, why hasn't Firefox put the setting on as default. Of course it would be quite annoying with the Flash-plugin but I think it's worth the trouble.
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So as a summary, Javascript loaded (except for loaded via document.write) can immediately access the DOM if the Javascript is loaded in the bottom of the body-element making the use of a ready-event like jQuery's ready-event obsolete. I hav
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What kind of security professional is this Gaurang Pandya? As far as I know it's common knowledge that both Nokia (on their Asha-series) and Opera Mini uses a proxy server to compress the data. From Opera Mini's wikipage ( http://en.wikiped
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For a short password, does it help to first calculate a hash using MD5 or SHA1 and then run it through Bcrypt? As far as I have understood it's better that the password to encrypt is long enough which the first simple hashing takes care of,
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Quite neat that the front door is horizontal and not vertical. :)
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If I remember correctly the support for the decimal separator is a mess between Android and iOS, I think it was so that iOS defaults to comma and Android to a dot which makes is difficult to write any cross-browser code with input-type numb
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Yes, although there are some performance tweaks as well. But it is quite a small release this time.
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JQuery 1.8.2 released
(blog.jquery.com)
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Yes, the map over Helsinki, Finland is full of errors like stores and restaurants being in totally wrong locations or just plain wrong (according to the map I have a bar I never have heard of on my iPad 200m from my house in the middle of a
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Restrictive in the sense that the company now has so many devices out in the market that making more radical changes in the software (in this case the operating system) or by introducing not backward-compatible new hardware can affect milli
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I find it interesting and awaited that Apple now has grown to the size that it has become more restrictive with introducing new features and technologies. It seems to happen to all companies that get a too big piece of the market cake, thin
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Of course they will include the charger, but now the question is if they will include the micro-USB adapter as well.
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I guess they will need to include the adapter with the phone here in EU, otherwise they can be in serious trouble with even a sales blockade by EU as one of the options. Here is a FAQ about the Micro-USB from the European Commission: http:
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Yes, but it's still the connector most people put in correctly on the third try. ;-)
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I think we need to wait for some real benchmarks and not just Apple's sales department's numbers to find out the real performance of the new processor.
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Thinking exactly the same, Glacier would be a good place for a backup off family photos and videos.
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At least is good to know what can be solved with regular expressions, then if you need to solve something you can always look it up in a book or use some software for it (I use RegexBuddy).
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Bill Gates looks to new toilets to improve world sanitation
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