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by deno 13y ago
Why am I not subscribed to Forrst? Oh, right. They’re missing an RSS feed. Let’s fix that: http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=4fa38ba24cb2d5459...
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by deno 13y ago
Just get a backup MX. http://dyn.com/email/dyn-email-backup-mx/
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by deno 13y ago
It’s a distributed near–real‐time querying system for data at rest that supports subset of SQL. Google has scalable SQL database called Spanner[1]. They also have a proper NoSQL database called internally Megastore[2] that provides distribu
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by deno 13y ago
It will if you pass in --compressed flag, e.g.: curl --compressed "http://cdn.unrealengine.com/html5-4c0913f/UDKGame_Data.js" -H "Referer: http://www.unrealengine.com/html5/" -O
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by deno 13y ago
> The way I consume HN is I load up HN once or twice a day, open up all the interesting links and their comment pages in new tabs, and then go back to work. By that time most pages are probably updated, so you wouldn’t get any 304s anyw
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by deno 13y ago
Some background on the 18 months they’re referring to: http://www.europeanpublicaffairs.eu/eu-enforcement-action-ag...
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by deno 13y ago
They redirect based on Referer header. http://pastebin.com/WNmLmKqL
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by deno 13y ago
Well those are all similar looking, not looking exactly the same just with different Unicode code points. I don’t think it’s registrar’s job to protect users from all possible phishing attacks. Especially since https://secure-paypal-proces
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by deno 13y ago
EURid doesn’t allow mixing scripts: > Why can’t I mix scripts in my IDN? > .eu IDN domain names can consist of Latin, Greek and Cyrillic characters used in any of the official languages of the European Union. Many homoglyphs contain
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by deno 13y ago
> Linux = complicated, by distro/version Most Linux distros are adopting consistent naming schemes, using biosdevname algorithm, e.g. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/ConsistentNetworkDev... > More addon tools simply proves
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by deno 13y ago
> Note: One the reasons the OpenBSD ifconfig man page is so big is because on OpenBSD ifconfig does the job of multiple Linux utils, because it makes sense to have ifconfig control all the interface state. https://linux.die.net/man/8/i
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by deno 14y ago
It’s equivalent of making a private torrent of your encrypted content then giving your friend the torrent metadata AND decryption key. That is not including additional features.
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by deno 14y ago
Works fine for me: > dig +short @8.8.8.8 smtp.gmail.com gmail-smtp-msa.l.google.com. 74.125.136.108 74.125.136.109 http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jonathan.deboynepollard/FGA/nsl...
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by deno 14y ago
Matches against what? If the website is compromised the checksum can be compromised as well. If the tarball is not pgp signed by the author (e.g. Bazaar and Tor Project do that), checking the checksum is basically checking if the server you
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by deno 14y ago
+1 Also, you could preselect the value in the 1st box using Geo-IP DB and/or browser geolocation API[1]. [1] http://diveintohtml5.info/geolocation.html
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by deno 14y ago
1) Don’t install anything other than via official channels/Ubuntu store or whatever else you trust, like Steam. More importantly, don’t add random PPAs from some guy on the Internet. 2) Boycott Firefox until they get their sandboxing act to
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by deno 14y ago
Inner-most links take precedence, with the exception that non-absolute nested links are relative to outer links. E.g. <ul href="http://example.com/examples/"> <li href="1">Example 1</li> <!-- http://
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by deno 14y ago
Would Google index attributes in XLink namespace? E.g.: <img src="pic.jpg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" xlink:href="about.html" /> I know they index SVG documents, and there’s no @href in SVG namespace… Would
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by deno 14y ago
Shouldn’t give 404 if that was the case.
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by deno 14y ago
I’m using Fedora in enforcing mode, and so are probably most Fedora users. SELinux is usually completely transparent on desktop[1]. Of course it can sometimes cause some issues you might be unprepared for. The most recent one I can remember
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by deno 14y ago
> … through Persona "forgot password". That’s just how their fallback provider works. BrowserID — the protocol — does not rely on email in any way. There’s no guarantee that if you have valid assertion for joe@dns.tld there’s also an em
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by deno 14y ago
You might consider using (or consulting) Closure Library for UA sniffing. It’s pretty decent and Google actively maintains it. demo: https://closure-library.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/closure/goo... docs: https://closure-library.googlecode
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by deno 14y ago
That’s why he added: > "It is questionable whether the monitors observed would actually have evidence of file-sharing that would stand up in court." However, it’s not really that much more work to verify if that peer is sharing the file
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by deno 14y ago
> "All the monitors observed during the study would connect to file-sharers and verify that they were running the BitTorrent software, but they would not actually collect any of the files being shared," he said.
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by deno 14y ago
I’ve found ODF is a very convenient format for generating documents. It has a little bit of a learning curve, but you can edit your templates in Libre Office and fill it using any kind of simple templating solution. It really is quite neat
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by deno 14y ago
It might get you similar versions of various software but RedHat derived distros (like CentOS) and Debian derived distros (like Ubuntu) are very different indeed. Were it not for the common Linux kernel, you might have as well be recommendi
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by deno 14y ago
> OK, so what? Well, when you try to fill in the blanks you get one of these: 1) AtomPub, which is a relatively simple protcol but has very limited application 2) oData/WSDL, which are powerful but complex
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by deno 14y ago
Scaling out database is nothing at all like spinning up stateless app servers.
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by deno 14y ago
Yum is getting replaced in Fedora as well. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/DNF
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by deno 14y ago
Beanstalk has nothing to do with the database, which is the point of contention. Spinning up more app servers only helps with serving signed in users.

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