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by d0ugie 12y ago
Perhaps more people would be more inclined to get nudged by Google in this direction if Google got in the CA game and sold certificates themselves, 2048 bit, right on Google Play, Chrome Optimized certs, NFC and QR code-enabled. How about t
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Google Docs viewer view of the PDF (7 pages): http://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.eis.mdx.a...
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Isn't this, were it true, a merger of two things under one name, as with companies, and not the elimination of an entire product? That said, I'm thinking I should finally get around to porting my number to Google Voice[1]. [1] ht
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Why didn't I check there first. Sorry for the bother -- my first Ask HN attempt, and asked-and-answered it was. Thanks fellas, glad to know it's still in motion. Fan of this project.
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Is uProxy dead?
3 points by d0ugie 12y ago|3 comments
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Yeah yeah, best practices, I know, but if twitter can make it work naked, that suggests to me naked domains are doable. The www. is too damn long! [1] [1] http://goo.gl/sGZnT6
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Perhaps fewer would avoid using naked domains if we hadn't settled on the visually widest and verbally longest to recite letter. Kudos, twitter.
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by d0ugie 12y ago
What about somehow incorporating QUIC into this? Could that possibly cut down on a round trip or two here? Seems there is a lot of promise to that protocol, but not much news about it.
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by d0ugie 12y ago
My team's developers, who are in a Firefox-only setting (so no V8 to consider), use every optimization/squishing trick they can find on github - grunt, browserify, uglifyjs etc - thinking that the smaller the number of javascript
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Perhaps bro is free (unless you spring for commercial support) whereas with snort you may want to pay to subscribe to the filter updates (not certain). http://www.snort.org/vrt/buy-a-subscription
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Perhaps our discomfort with the Chinese[1] has more to do with defending our secrets (business, political, military, infrastructure etc) than our delicate sensibilities, though I hear where you're coming from. Still, wouldn't you
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Jeremy: Sing it sister! But do you know what I like even less than occasionally not seeing eye-to-eye with Webmaster Tools? Link farming. While I'm not sure I understand your objection to nofollows as a compromise, have you any alterna
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Amongst Google's web server's special sauce is the QUIC protocol.
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by d0ugie 12y ago
In his defense, his chief concern, and this is true for all sorts of businesses, is the company's reputation - and traders sliding into locker room language in their email, instant messages and whatever else is a major vulnerability. E
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Deutsche Bank CEO loses patience over traders' email behavior(telegraph.co.uk)
2 points by d0ugie 12y ago|2 comments
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by d0ugie 12y ago
For those curious, Microsoft went with the Apache 2 license: http://www.asp.net/open-source
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Algorithm Fixes Weather Radar Images Distorted by Wi-Fi(technologyreview.com)
21 points by d0ugie 12y ago|1 comments
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Between this and bropages Linux is finally taking shape as a viable contender to MSDOS! :) Curious how many man hours have been put into Betty so far. Good work pickhardt, looking forward to taking this for a spin. Hope you put in some umas
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Wow, 8TB, that's a lot of girly pictures! For the same general use purposes, do SSDs put out significantly less heat versus HDDs and also burn less electricity, and enough so to, for example, help eliminate the need for fans? For the t
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by d0ugie 12y ago
> You don't see Go jobs in the wild.. Do you fellas expect that to change over the next few years? I want to learn a new language, Go seems alluring, though I'd like to put myself on the right side of history.
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Condoleezza Rice Backs Out of Rutgers Commencement(online.wsj.com)
4 points by d0ugie 12y ago|0 comments
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Yes for me, I have iptables v1.4.11.1, 2008-08-01.
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Rail on guard: Metro-North prepares for threat of rising sea levels(poughkeepsiejournal.com)
26 points by d0ugie 12y ago|14 comments
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Privacy encompasses more than physical search. So, no, it is still not in the Constitution. What is in the Constitution is which branches of government do what, and no such convenient overlap is afforded to the judicial branch to allow them
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by d0ugie 12y ago
As you correctly noted, the Constitution explicitly does not afford a right to privacy and other intangibles. Rather, it protects you and your stuff from physical search and seizure. As the late, great Justice Hugo Black argued[1] in his di
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Is there any downside, when using SSL, in enabling perfect forward secrecy?
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by d0ugie 12y ago
Fyi to those oh-so-lucky to be stuck on Windows systems, while nginx.org offers a 32 bit build, you can get yourself 64 bit build (no extra modules compiled) of the current releases, including 1.7, from http://kevinworthington.co
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by d0ugie 13y ago
It's not about parts per billion or what other animals do in the reservoir, it's about irrationality and phobia of pee that came out of humans; and to work with irrationality (to keep people drinking the water as opposed to switch
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by d0ugie 13y ago
This thread made me wonder if there's any way to export and import one's Youtube channels (as one could with RSS into an opml file), this is the most promising article I could find (but didn't test): http://www.ili
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Lossy and lossless. Transcode a bunch of different-looking PNGs to a WebP losslessly, each pixel preserved exactly, and you'll see a byte savings in the neighborhood of 30%. Go lossy and much more savings, with the option of alpha tran

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