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by d0ugie 13y ago
Note that the author, Alexandre Dieulot, opted generously to release this under the MIT license (thanks buddy). https://github.com/dieulot/instantclick/blob/master/LICENSE
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by d0ugie 13y ago
oh you, Dumb Viacom
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by d0ugie 13y ago
What's the status of uproxy? Wasn't a release projected for April? Can't pull up their site uproxy.org, ssl error.. http://www.google.com/ideas/projects/uproxy/
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by d0ugie 13y ago
For those curious, the giraffe may have been killed (or "stunned" and then killed some other way) with one of these: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captive_bolt_pistol Made famous by No Country for Old Men.
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Like it or not, Bitcoin, like Tor, and this will continue to increase over time, is associated closely by the public with drugs, money laundering, gun running and so forth. The US government may take a more aggressive stance against it like
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Nice, Nginx! Anyone know if this version of Nginx comes with SPDY enabled? If so can it be installed with SPDY enabled in binaries through package managers, and if not, should 1.5.10 be compiled using --with-http_ssl_module and --with-http_
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Load testing with real browsers(webperformance.com)
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by d0ugie 13y ago
In addition to the pursuit of points, I think to many it's a challenge to see if they've got the intelligence to identify something provocative to the masses and get the scoop on the item. Also, and I'm going out on a limb he
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Nokia’s Trapster is too far over the freaky line(scobleizer.com)
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Chrome to prompt Windows users to reset browser(googleappsupdates.blogspot.com)
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by d0ugie 13y ago
A blackout ordered by the government, huh. Quite an allegation. But don't forget to consider that rather than the American media, not a small bunch to corral easily, conspiring at the government's request not to report on somethin
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by d0ugie 13y ago
In what way is this relevant, pointing out that the competition may be similarly flawed? In order for Microsoft to succeed in this market (and to satisfy its customers and legitimate app developers), Microsoft has to step its game up, in ge
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by d0ugie 13y ago
FileZilla had 600K downloads in the past week alone, 260 million total give or take. Kudos to Avast for digging this up. Hopefully between this and Chrome Web Store shenanigans there will be an elevated interest in hunting down and exposing
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FileZilla Has an Evil Twin That Steals FTP Logins(blog.avast.com)
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Yahoo Remote Command Execution Vulnerability(sec-down.com)
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by d0ugie 13y ago
While in search of a new DNS server because of this and for lower latency, namebench is your friend: https://code.google.com/p/namebench/
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by d0ugie 13y ago
yeah, cwebp, works on jpeg effectively, gifs and pngs (pngs with a 30% lossless savings, much more if lossy), does some tricks pngs don't..
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Speaking of dogecoin, I want to pick up some dogecoin without any bitcoin on hand to trade and without elevating my risk to fraud any more than necessary. I realize there are forums and presumably faqs, possibly "the same way you'
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by d0ugie 13y ago
So, why stop short of implementing PFS? An oversight?
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by d0ugie 13y ago
And taking such risks impulsively yields big rewards, from time to time.
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by d0ugie 13y ago
> It's a new protocol, what do you expect? It's in use in significant capacities on the most-tracked websites with impressive results you are welcome to easily see for yourself firsthand on your own server. More browsers than C
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Hey Ilya: Is it possibly in the works to merge QUIC's UDP and magical error correction into whatever SPDY doesn't have that QUIC could complement it with, maybe eventually abandoning QUIC and just going full-force on a further-sup
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by d0ugie 13y ago
how about that, a contributor to Google Buzz
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by d0ugie 13y ago
.. and no shot of a healthy Safe Harbor gift a few months down. I got, on top of three months' severance a surprise $2K Safe Harbor gift, only having worked for the company for just over a year. And they were effective references, incl
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by d0ugie 13y ago
did someone say WebP? :)
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by d0ugie 13y ago
If you're right, and were this actually intentional too, well, that would be genius. But given that their traffic is maybe off two-thirds now and that it is unknown how long google will leave the lights on (weeks, maybe months), during
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by d0ugie 13y ago
I wonder if Snowden were aware when planning his mission that his actions would only yield some isolated populist outcrying, a few more people using Tor, some political awkwardness and pretty much nothing else, as appears to be case.
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by d0ugie 13y ago
Farther, not further, when referring to distance, even if that distance is figurative.
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by d0ugie 13y ago
the real question is, does it work with WebP?
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by d0ugie 13y ago
wise of Mozilla to milk that add-on lock-in while they still can

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