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by datr 12y ago
The upside is that it will become much harder to blackmail people for the same reason.
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by datr 12y ago
It's designed to try and avoid a moral hazard where a rogue police office may choose to suffer the consequences of an illegal search (if indeed a case could be brought) in order to get the evidence he or she needs.
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by datr 12y ago
Couldn't the agent be referring to a http header, in which case it doesn't seem that improbable. I've worked on sites before where if you logged in as the admin it started attaching a header with the ip of the application ser
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by datr 12y ago
KeePass 2 can be run under Mono on both Linux and Mac OSX.
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by datr 12y ago
I'm having trouble understanding this article. If the count down timers show pedestrians the amount of time they have to cross the road (as they do here in London) why would the driver be watching this and think they only have a few se
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by datr 12y ago
Presumably there is a way to challenge this though. If the court ordered Microsoft to produce a square circle could they still be found in contempt for failing to do so?
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by datr 12y ago
There is an advantage to using firstname@lastname.com and that is if google decides to block your gmail account you aren't completely screwed. You can simply change the MX record for your domain, point it at a different service provide
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by datr 12y ago
I don't know if there's an equivalent for OSX but if you're running linux you can use x11 forwarding to do this: ssh -x example.com cat /var/log/syslog | grep event | xclip -i Your X clipboard will be
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by datr 12y ago
I've worked around this by creating a ~/.ssh/config.d directory and splitting my configuration out into multiple files (normally by project). I then use dotdee[1] to watch that directory and automatically rebuild ~/.ssh&
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by datr 13y ago
Is Tarsnap going to drop prices in response to the AWS S3 drop?
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by datr 13y ago
Me too. We gave up trying to get new hires to reliably create smb shares in the end so have started packaging a smb server with the vm and instead have them mount the shares in windows. It will be nice to rip all of that out and replace it
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by datr 13y ago
To be fair, this depends on the implementation. Java, JavaScript and PCRE will only match ascii characters.
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by datr 13y ago
The link to the HD version should be: http://www.austinheap.com/assets/rsaconf2014/Stephen%20Colbe...
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by datr 13y ago
Yes it does. Your dns request for the hostname and the ip address you connect to might give away the fact that you're reading wikipedia but the actual path will be encrypted.
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by datr 13y ago
Sphinx
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by datr 13y ago
Well, I suppose I mention some of these as the article likens package deployment to Capistrano in the opening paragraph. Using Capistrano, for (1) I can just mark a target server as the update server to run these commands. With packages, I
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by datr 13y ago
I suppose (1) could be set by solved by having an environment variable where a server can be nominated as the "update server" but this has the down side of it still being possible to accidentally have multiple marked servers.
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by datr 13y ago
How does this work with: 1) Clusters of application servers, where I will only want operations on shared resources to fire from one of the servers? E.g. database updates, shared file changes, etc. 2) When I want to deploy the code to a diff
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by datr 13y ago
I've often wondered if there is a terminal which supported the "jump to previous input" functionality described in the stackexchange question but I've never seen anything better than what is mentioned in the answers. I&#
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by datr 13y ago
I wonder what the employee perks are like at Netflix? Any chance of getting an invite to the awards ceremony? Was there the opportunity to meet Kevin Spacey when they were filming House of Cards? I'd find stuff like that to be a huge s
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by datr 13y ago
There's a more recent tweet now saying the same thing as well: https://twitter.com/keithmadams/status/422945745528819712
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by datr 13y ago
I'd change 2 to "resolving merge conflicts in all SCM systems is necessarily difficult." As far as I know there's no SCM system which can understand the /intent/ of the change and without being able to reconcil
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by datr 13y ago
I agree and I'm still not really sure what the difference is between Trunk Based Development and Mainline development. I searched around a bit as well. My guess is that trunk based development is the idea that all commits pushed to the
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by datr 13y ago
Linux, Firefox 25.0 seems fine.
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by datr 13y ago
They're using the term "index".
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by datr 13y ago
You might also want to take a look at https://github.com/madscientist/msjnc . I found it a lot better than Juniper's manager for linux.
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by datr 13y ago
I wonder if the crackling sound could be related to this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/157891/skype-and-vlc-sounds-s... ?
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by datr 13y ago
I too, would really like to see a comparison between Docker and Vagrant with an LXC provider ( https://github.com/fgrehm/vagrant-lxc ).
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by datr 13y ago
I don't want to undermine this piece too much as I think it is an important issue and what I'm about to say doesn't address all of the details. But I also believe it's an issue that will be partially solved by automated
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by datr 13y ago
You've calculated the probability that _some_ individual will be assaulted. The probability that a given female will be assaulted though would be (I think): P = 1 - \sum_{m=0}^K \choose{m}{K} (1-beta)^m (1-alpha)^m alpha^{K-m}

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