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Hackers can cause explosions in oil and gas facilities
(homelandsecuritynewswire.com)
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Malware visualization
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The details of the design of studies is critical in assessing most research and the field of psychology is no different. While it is incredibly frustrating that it's not possible to see the full paper to make a reasonable assessment, t
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There's always been a vocal group who maintains that the IP addresses that are not visible on the internet should be returned. There are a number of problems with this argument. Firstly, there are legitimate business reasons for having
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The Science Behind Team Spirit
(swresearch.s3.amazonaws.com)
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One-Stop Bot Chop-Shops
(krebsonsecurity.com)
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Sourcefire's flagship product is Snort which is an excellent Open Source Intrusion Detection System. Their business model is to offer management tools, rules and support on Snort for enterprises. Their 2012 earnings were $223.1m which
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13y ago
Adam Hupp from Facebook gave an interesting talk at the last HN London around how FB managed the scaling of the kind of thing that pump.io seems to be offering: http://vimeo.com/70563893
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This is really important to those of us in the infosec industry. A criminal sentence for changing a parameter in a GET tag is not appropriate. I wonder whether blocking tracking cookies could also be considered unauthorized modification. Un
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I would suggest that the article makes a very good case for it being done to explicitly trick the user. Apple particularly gives a huge amount of consideration for making an intuitive and obvious UI. It's not a big leap to assert that
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To disable Ad Tracking under IOS, go to Settings > General > About > Advertising > Limit Ad Tracking to On This is a worthwhile read (with excellent examples) on the ubiquitous "Click here to not receive third-party message
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Life in the Boy's Dorm: My Career at Sun Microsystems
(consultingadultblog.blogspot.co.uk)
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"Was this review useful" button earns Amazon $2.7bn
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Reporters Without Borders Online Survival Kit
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Why the Only Real Way to Buy Bitcoins Is on the Streets
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While I do support some of Pinker's arguments, there are objections to many of his assertions. This piece is a good, well referenced academic challenge: http://www.zcommunications.org/steven-pinker-on-the-alleged-...
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I don't know Vidinterest is, but here's the Youtube link referenced: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfQqh7iCcOU The site referred to is: http://makeymakey.com
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13y ago
Love what you've done with Hipmunk, it's a fantastic resource to use with flights originating in the US. Sadly it hasn't given me much joy with my European or African routings.
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13y ago
This is disappointing. With all the data they now have access to through the ITA purchase, this is still much worse than what I can achieve with ITA Matrix ( http://matrix.itasoftware.com/ ).
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There are 2 issues being raised here. Firstly, Facebook Connect keeps people logged into Facebook once they've logged out of then authentication consumer site. From the user's perspective, this may be desirable behavior or not. If
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It's odd that there seems to be no definitive instructions for nginx or apache for enabling PFS. Given that it's clearly not obvious how to set this up, how many here are inadvertently running non-PFS without knowing it?
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I've done this for single-use pipelines when built up because the nature of the data is unfamiliar. It usually starts with cat file | less and then cat file | grep bar | less and then cat file | grep bar | awk 
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13y ago
medium.com is just a blogging platform. Others on HN have expressed the desire to block links to certain sites with particular agendas - do you see medium.com as having an agenda that you find distasteful?
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Large list of Gartner reports
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This is still at the very high-level discussion stage. The key phrase: "“They agreed that this time next year we will have got rid of these charges,” a Brussels source said" Also, it's not clear how this would be implemented.
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This is a good thing. Filtering of porn, malware and other undesirable content _if that's what the person paying the bill wants_ is a good thing. Asking people to install protection on every device in the home is unrealistic so having
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13y ago
IANAL but this doesn't seem unreasonable. The exact clause is: End User hereby grants Atlassian a non-exclusive license to copy, distribute, perform, display, store, modify, and otherwise use End User Data in connection with operatin
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13y ago
Also, the headline piece: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3418SeWZfQ# !
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#10 Hy! Berlin - http://hy.co/ - 3-4/June/2013 #9 Web2day Nantes - http://www.web2day-nantes.org/ - 16-17/May/2013 #8 Next Berlin - http://nextberlin.eu/ - 23-24/Ap
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If you're jailbroken (which you probably should consider if privacy is a concern), FirewallIP is the reason I still haven't switched to Android: http://yllier.webs.com/firewall.html
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