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by brutos 10y ago
"We tested participants in four age groups: 6 years old, 8 years old, 10 years old and adults (over 18 years) as a control group. In each age group there were 10 participants who had a family dog in the household and 10 who never had o
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by brutos 10y ago
I also took a look at the paper, because the topic is pretty cool. So what they actually found: Figure 1 in the paper shows that six and eight year olds are a lot worse than adults, while 10 year olds are only somewhat close to adults. In t
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by brutos 11y ago
No, you would need to have their private key.
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by brutos 12y ago
Have you ever used that? The user experience is horrible. Here [1] are a few more reasons why client certificate right now are just plain bad. [1] http://www.browserauth.net/tls-client-authentication
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by brutos 13y ago
It's hard to Google, but that syntax is called UNC: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Path_(computing)#Uniform_Naming...
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by brutos 14y ago
First I don't really have an idea about security software. But to your first question: The algorithm that is used is probably a variation of the Aho-Corasick algorithm. This is a string matching algorithm that can match k patterns in O(kn
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by brutos 15y ago
I'd rather have Munich. But Stuttgart would do too.
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by brutos 15y ago
The easiest hack I've found is to inhibit subvocalization through just repeating "one, two, three" or any other phrase in your mind while reading. The second "hack" is to try to make reading chunks as big as possible. Try not to focus on a