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derFunk
11y ago
Hilarious! This tells a lot about me :) From my SwiftKey middle fi^H^Hbutton: I just got me an email to a friend of mine and I will be a good address is being used to be a new pilgrimage site in the office at around 10 the same time not ma
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Yeah I forgot to mention Sophos. I'm glad we have him.
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Comodo, TrendMicro, AVG... A lot of security suites made it into headlines the past couple of months, because of their incredible questionable practices. What's the reason for this?
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11y ago
I just had a short romance with RST/ACK. It happened during a keepalive http session to AWS ELB, where the nginx backend had keepalive disabled completely due to a misconfiguration. The ELB's idle_time was set to 10seconds (inst
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EOL: Barracuda's Copy.com will be discontinued on May 1st 2016
(techlib.barracuda.com)
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Not coming from active c/cpp development, but learned it at University, I had to deal with autotools just last week. I have to admit I was facing a steep learning curve. All I wanted to do is adjusting some build parameters of an exis
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I'm aware I'm nitpicking and maybe too theoretical now, but the processing time would vary in whatever application the user is using.. I'm with negus here who basically means the same I guess. The generic danger here (regard
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With `time` you also calculated the process time curl needs to evaluate the 30x response and the reissued http request to www.
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Wow. He workwd for Google, Project Zero. 2014. I missed that.
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Some modifications would be needed to let this run really unattended. Yet it would be fun seeing one of the infamous "# curl http:// install.coolstuff.io | bash" install processes :)
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11y ago
I can imagine it would be possible to reverse engineer the service interfaces of DolbyDAX2API.exe ("exported functions"), write a wrapper which embeds the original executable and forwards the service requests to the original imple
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11y ago
@stevespaced playing tunes works fine on my mobile Chrome, I just have to activate "View desktop site" everytime. You should integrate a mobile player :)
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Superdry clothes have a reasonable price/quality ratio. I'd rate the clothes higher quality than any other Jack&Jones/Tom Tailor/H&M etc brands I own though.
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Looks interesting. I'm using automated RSS feed monitoring currently with IFTTT and its maker channel. The maker channel is calling my own PHP script when an entry has been added to a third party feed. It's a feed announcing new s
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Thanks, but funny: Not all test URLs are working on my Marshmallow Android. Only the "valid" tagged "Amazon Root CA 1" is accepted by my mobile Chrome, not so the others. Also the revoked Starfield test url is still bein
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How will Amazon's new root certificate be spread to all browsers and mobile devices, so it's made sure that it will be trusted on every possible endpoint? Is the root certificate cross signed with another, already trusted cert?
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I'm feeling the same. Just send a bunch of personal data to an Israeli CA. With having ACM earlier that would have been obsolete.
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So when can we expect the first Slack exploits abusing the slack protocol handler and the js evaluation function? :)
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I'm working with AWS and am kind of surprised that Google didn't have that (to that extent) before.
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Thanks for pointing out! I was also assuming it was an article from 1982 at first. I was already wondering about terms like "bare metal" and "automated tools" in the first paragraph. Not sure if they'd have been use
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Ask HN: Which Asset Management/Collaboration Tool do you use?
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To be precise, it was the GUS PnP. IIRC it could handle up to 8mb.
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That's awesome. I spent years on fasttracker in the late 90s. Some time ago I uploaded two xm tunes, converted to mp3, to here: https://www.soundcloud.com/derFunk I used to have a Gravis Ultrasound Soundcard with 4MB o
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Blockchain-Based Non-IP Internet by Mega
(i.stuff.co.nz)
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Open Source real-time strategy game engine for early Westwood games
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You should try ec2 container services. That's superior to beanstalk.
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Wow, stupid question, but why did you do that, if there's no margin? :) As a showcase to promote your other products or your company? I'm interested in this because game developers obviously tend to be satisfied with little budget
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What means "pretty low budget"? 20k? More? Less? :)
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Congrats for this great game, really nice implementation! I'd be interested in some development facts: - How long did it take you to create the game to it's current state? - What was your budget? If you don't want to answer p
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OpenEars Binaural In-Ear Headphones which also record 3D sound
(kickstarter.com)
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