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by deckar01 9y ago
True. It sounds like there is room for an ORM-like sanitizer for SSH that is responsible for translating a C API to sanitized commands. I have no clue what to search to find if that already exists.
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by deckar01 9y ago
There are C libraries for SSH, like libssh, that would avoid these type of vulnerabilities. https://www.libssh.org/
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by deckar01 9y ago
I have not noticed any change in speed. I did use an ISP at one point that would throttle high bandwidth VPN traffic pretty aggressively though.
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by deckar01 9y ago
They stick out about the same amount as the side mirrors, which I assume is not a coincidence. I suspect that molded body parts to hide the extra hardware won't make much of a difference to the majority of consumers. Do you want a ride
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by deckar01 9y ago
I suspect it is due to the lack of application for the solution. I analyzed the problem for a while and theorized ways to collaboratively contribute to the solution. I settled on submitting an integer sequence to OEIS. http://oei
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by deckar01 9y ago
And designing mechanical systems that don't produce so much friction.
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by deckar01 9y ago
They already turned instant search off. Without instant search it doesn't go to a results page when you start typing.
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by deckar01 9y ago
I think the main reason it was running under the radar is that the script itself did not contain an exploit that bypassed any security mechanisms. The only difference between a remote desktop app and a new command and control malware is the
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by deckar01 9y ago
Right. The current solution is to trust local services will continue to support your business's activities. That trust represents a risk that can be avoided by building on top of a decentralized infrastructure for payments and hosting.
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by deckar01 9y ago
Weed is actually a perfect example of the utility of this platform. The sale of recreational marijuana is legal in some US states and other parts of the world. The main hurdle for online retailers of controversial industries is the lack of
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by deckar01 9y ago
When I see JSX in a project I can't help but notice how similar it is to PHP pages that inline all the applications logic with the template making it unreadable. When it comes to react I think JSX is even worse than PHP when javascript
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by deckar01 9y ago
I recently investigated a jinja renderer for client side templates. Feature support was the main blocker, but I also wanted to do things for the back end templates that don't make sense on the client side. I setup an asset macro so tha
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by deckar01 9y ago
This article is bizarre. It starts off with a story that fails to justify why avocado toast is relevant, meanders through personal antecdotes, then drones on about the history of advocados in the US. Pass.
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by deckar01 9y ago
I'm not so sure. If the sensor was able to take a 2D measurement of the weight, the rotations could be used to calculate the 3rd dimension of density.
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by deckar01 9y ago
I recently learned about prolog and stumbled upon problog along the way. I imagine automatically generating probabilistic rules from Bayesian inference on a dataset would be really useful. I wonder how it would compare to other machine lear
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by deckar01 9y ago
They could have customer service lookup the customer's order number and change the script accordingly. You can't have a front without a back.
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by deckar01 9y ago
Customer support gave up the con on a phone call? I imagine with a little more effort they could have been indistinguishable from a legitimate business.
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by deckar01 9y ago
They could fix the security vulnerability that allowed authentication of a new device without the 2nd factor of authentication.
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by deckar01 9y ago
That hit me for the first time 2 weeks ago. I spent a good 4 hours troubleshooting it. None of the tools or commands for analyzing disk usage counted the snapshots since it was in a hidden directory. Stupid glob star. 400GB of snapshots lat
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by deckar01 9y ago
Maybe drones should require liability insurance coverage. That should create a market forces that encourages safer drone technology. Disclosure: I work for an insurance company and previously owned a commercial drone business.
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by deckar01 9y ago
It seems strange to throw so much processing power at making it an "active" technology. Traditionally you had a professional sound engineer tune your audio system for your room. The sound drivers on my computer have that same func
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Facebook and Apple Urge Donald Trump Not to Pull Out of Paris Agreement(independent.co.uk)
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by deckar01 9y ago
I recently started forking the github package for atom which is built with react. I found it very confusing that render methods pass scope variables to controllers using directives. The number of times a variable gets passed back and forth
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by deckar01 9y ago
If you accidentally mixed an object with a string you would lose the ability to access it's properties, but that's not a good reason to throw an error. --- > primitive wrapper functions? I though that primatives would be unboxe
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by deckar01 9y ago
The federal judge(s?) in East Texas should still be investigated. This was a federally sponsored extortion racket. How can a judge be allowed to interpret patent law so much differently than the rest of the US for so long?
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by deckar01 9y ago
Symbol has a toString method. It makes no sense to throw an error instead of just calling toString (like every other primative does). The whole point of making toString part of the Object prototype is that everything can be coerced into a s
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by deckar01 9y ago
The lack of JSON support seems odd. One of the primary use cases for big integers is parsing big integers from another language via an API. The lack of automatic number coercion seems lazy. I would prefer number approximations and warnings.
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by deckar01 9y ago
GitLab is considering GraphQL. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/22753 It won't have much of an impact on a fork currently. It looks like the API is barely being used.
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by deckar01 9y ago
I might just have to fork this and wire it up to the GitLab API... https://github.com/LestaD/atom-gitlab/issues/8
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by deckar01 9y ago
> The Internet Archive is a 501(c)(3) non-profit library. Founded in 1996, our mission is to provide Universal Access to All Knowledge. https://archive.org/about/ If a book store was sold out of a popular book would

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