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Markets that decouple price from consumption are unsustainable. Consumers who consume less than the average have an encentive not to participate.
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GitLab uses a custom Git client called Gitaly [0]. > Project Goals > Make the git data storage tier of large GitLab instances, and GitLab.com in particular, fast. [0]: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitaly Edit: I
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9y ago
> WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg is joining the company’s board. I suspect this has more to do with Akismet than WordPress. They are using Akismet to filter spam issues, but it seems to have a problem with false positives after making
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I usually use this sieve any time I need to work with small prime numbers, but I dug deeper into probabilistic primality tests recently. If you try to run a sieve on large numbers you quickly realize that it is not feasible. Probabilistic p
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9y ago
Yep. Any amount of emails over 60 per minute shuts off the person's inbox. This limit is calculated before applying any filters, so obvious junk still trips the limit.
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Apparently it was set to hidden before it was triaged, but left hidden after it was closed and the status was changed. There is nothing in the UI that indicates it is hidden. They said it was a known issue and they won't fix it, so it
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Gmail Denial of Service Attack
(imgur.com)
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I though it just required you to be logged in. I apologize. Summary: This was reported as a security vulnerability, moved to a Gmail bug report, then closed with the status "Won't Fix (Intended Behavior)". [0] Anyone can DoS
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Gmail Denial of Service Attack
(issuetracker.google.com)
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DDOS attack on my gmail
(productforums.google.com)
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Registration Bots Concealed the Hacking
(incapsula.com)
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Apparently it is fairly trivial to DDoS a Gmail account's inbox. An attacker completely shut off my (and several other developers') incoming email for 3 days and counting. The attack is apparently using a script to register me to
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Gmail Incoming Email DDoS Vulnerability
(twitter.com)
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This title is odd. Business that have ATMs instead of credit card machines are already cash only. It would be more accurate to say "without power to run credit card machines, Puerto Rico is cash only." It would be nice if there wa
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You would need to buy a refrigerated truck to pull this off in the south.
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Assert.js CEO -> NPM CEO discriminates against white males -> encourages minorities and women
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> Because it was only supposed to run on Microsoft Windows, and a specific version of Windows at that! I worked on an ebook editing tool in 2013 that only supported the two most recent versions of Chrome. If you have a product that is tr
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Things have changed since the 90s. > In May 2000, at the direction of President Bill Clinton, the U.S. government ended its use of Selective Availability in order to make GPS more responsive to civil and commercial users worldwide. >
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> Generic computers performing generic computer functions, without an inventive concept, do not amount to significantly more than the abstract idea. The type of information being manipulated does not impose meaningful limitations or rend
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Is stack overflow traffic a good indicator of library growth? It seems like libraries with really good documentation would require fewer stack overflow questions regardless of their popularity.
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Ah, I was thinking of the rationals. Thanks for the ELI5 link.
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I did not know that this was an unsolved problem. It is quite paradoxical. You can map the subset of rational numbers in the range [0, 1) to the set of natural numbers, so there are an infinite number of disjoint subsets of the rational num
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The narrative in my mind was that this single developer didn't want to split his profits by hiring more developers. I think it is pretty arrogant for a developer to assume they can maintain a multi-platform application the size of Subl
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Products have to be maintained, because operating systems update around them. New bugs happen. You need growth to fund the maintenance your existing customers expect.
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Why don't they scale their development team with it's popularity? My initial guess would be greed and arrogance. If their priorities are shifting on a regular basis, that demonstrates to me a lack of mature leadership.
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> SUSPENSION AND CANCELLATION. Google may in its sole discretion, suspend or cancel Registrant’s Registered Name registration (a) if Registrant breaches this Agreement (including a breach of any of the representations and warranties in S
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I am making 75% of my SF salary in Tulsa, so it is a 5.5% reduction in pay after rent. The lower state taxes probably make it break even and I have a considerably higher quality of living. Calculation: (0.75*(1.00 - 0.14)) - (1.00 - 0
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I paid about 30% of my salary in 2014 for a SRO [0] in San Francisco with a 10 minute commute. I decided that the quality of living was not worth the potential future earnings for staying in the bay area. In Tulsa I pay about 14% of my sala
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I have had pretty good luck answering the phone and not saying anything. The call just ends without any recording. My volume has dropped from 2+ a day to 1 a week.
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When I was an intern at Inkling in 2013, the engineer that started Habitat, the eBook editor we were working on, showed us HyperCard. It was amazing how many of the features we were working on had been in HyperCard for 25 years. Now Habitat
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