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1501.
by cube00 12y ago
Part of web advertising for the bigger companies is brand awareness. Every ad viewed is absorbed at some level, it can't be fully ignored. Even if you don't click your awareness of the brand has increased.
1502.
by cube00 12y ago
You can pass double pointers in C so functions can change the original pointer's address value. You can't do that in Java.
1503.
by cube00 12y ago
Surely Corporate would pay for it, unless it was the franchise's idea.
1504.
by cube00 12y ago
For a minute there I was worried the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) were making a come back.
1505.
Google Researcher Reveals Zero-Day Windows 8.1 Vulnerability with POC(digitalmunition.me)
3 points by cube00 12y ago|0 comments
1506.
by cube00 12y ago
If it's choice between doing work for Google and solving those meaningless random ones that that contribute to nothing I'll help Google anyday.
1507.
by cube00 12y ago
It would have been good if the article explained the link between this work and house numbers appearing in reCaptcha. Training the network perhaps?
1508.
by cube00 12y ago
Managing a playlist (sorting and searching multiple fields) is easier with some kind of DB layer. Usually those blobs are either MS Jet DB (MS Access) or SQLLite and can be opened for inspection/export. Unless of course of the blob is
1509.
by cube00 12y ago
From the site: "But be careful, with scheduling, Focus cannot be undone until the time is up (even if you remove or uninstall the app)." Does anyone know what it leaves behind on my machine to achieve that?
1510.
by cube00 12y ago
Wouldn't that kill DNS if everyone did that considering it relies on caching for performance across the world?
1511.
by cube00 12y ago
Keeping code around doesn't come free, it still needs to be maintained, tested, and provides an additional attack vector. You need to draw the line somewhere. As pointed out in the post TLS 1.0 is 15 years old and things are still usin
1512.
by cube00 12y ago
Comeonnow above linked to another product of theirs; https://www.opencnam.com it has a "hobby" tier, might be worth a look to see what they have on you.
1513.
by cube00 12y ago
The site talks about "telephone data" yet the picture example ( https://www.everyoneapi.com/static/img/bruce.png ) has a status (presume relationship) of "single", what else are they using apart
1514.
by cube00 12y ago
If they are using Chrome they should be OK since that is still supported and is a "modern" browser, however IE under XP would show an error.
1515.
by cube00 12y ago
Working on Firefox on Fedora, I don't think it would be a distribution related issue, are you using the latest version of Firefox? On Fedora at least it does not update until done by the system package manager (ie. no silent updates li
1516.
by cube00 12y ago
It asked where I was from, I told it and got this reply: "It seems that these malicious crappy androids stole my last answer. Ohhh..."
1517.
by cube00 13y ago
Good to know my Android powered web servers are safe. Seriously though, is there any implication of having a vulnerable version of OpenSSL with heartbeats enabled on a client?
1518.
by cube00 13y ago
Much like that other document-oriented database system; Lotus Notes.