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The Science of the Sniff: Why Dogs Are Great Disease Detectors(wired.com)
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Why is some art so expensive? The $63B art market, explained(vox.com)
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'We've never seen this': massive Canadian glaciers shrinking rapidly(theguardian.com)
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by devy 8y ago
Jin Yong is Louis Cha's pen name, which is most famous name amoung his readers. It's also a split of words in Chinese of the last character of his real name 镛. He was born in a famous Cha clan in Zhejiang province of China. SCMP&#
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Weather will be much warmer by 2050. See how these US cities will change(vox.com)
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by devy 8y ago
Yes, adding pepper is a recommendation not a mandatory step. But a lot of sites do, I.E. PagerDuty [1], paired with PBKDF2 as many apps requires to meet FIPS certification or enterprise support on many platforms.[2] [1]: https:/&#x2
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Saudi Prince Donates $40M to Harvard, Georgetown Universities (2015)(abcnews.go.com)
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by devy 8y ago
Yep. Proper password hashing requires per-credential salt, pepper (for all credentials) and a strong algorithm (IV, iterations etc.) Revealing all those information is a leak and arguably making client side hashing less secure (by giving aw
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by devy 8y ago
I think totony meant sending passwords without pre-hashing, but yeah it doesn't make sense to send any confidential information in clear text that should be sent via E2E encrypted TLS channels. Furthermore, pre-hashing doesn't nec
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The Global Industry Putting Your Life at Risk(digg.com)
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What Happens When You Treat the Addiction Crisis Like a Natural Disaster(npr.org)
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The Day the Great Plains Burned(newyorker.com)
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Air pollution is the ‘new tobacco’, warns WHO head(theguardian.com)
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The Motivating (and Demotivating) Effects of Learning Others’ Salaries(hbr.org)
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TransitMatters, a transit advocacy group in Boston(politico.com)
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Climate change: Five cheap ways to remove CO2 from the atmosphere(bbc.com)
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How to Break Bad Habits (And Why That's More Important Than You Think)(gq.com)
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Suspicious packages spotlight vast mail surveillance system(fastcompany.com)
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Uber’s Secret Restaurant Empire(bloomberg.com)
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by devy 8y ago
Very informative. This explains well about why Linus once said signing every single Git commit is unnecessary and it only means you have automated the signing process. [1] [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12290873
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The 6 Fundamental Skills Every Leader Should Practice(hbr.org)
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Jesse Jackson ’88 tees are hot in Asia. Here’s why(vox.com)
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by devy 8y ago
Have you think of integrating your service into hardware storage backup boxes, NAS etc. I feel the firmware of those proprietary firmwares have been insecure and slow and non-cross platform compatible.
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by devy 8y ago
Also, author didn't mention how his programmer securely transmitted source code to NSA. Did NSA publish their public keys anywhere on Contact Us form?
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International Programmer's Day(en.wikipedia.org)
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Yahoo to Pay $50M to Victims of Massive Security Breach(gizmodo.com)
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by devy 8y ago
Besides CO2, Caron removal should also target other greenhouse gas with much higher potency like Methane/CH4 [1], which is the central point of why livestock is a big cause of global warming in Gate's Note about Climate Change Qui
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The Moment in Adulthood When You Realize Your Parents' Cooking Kind of Sucks(munchies.vice.com)
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It's Okay to Be Good and Not Great(outsideonline.com)
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by devy 8y ago
Obviously IANAL either. But it appears to me that self driving car companies acquires permits/exempts for their highly modified production vehicles from the state DMVs to be able to drive on the public roads. And most of them have to s

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