diamondo25

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by diamondo25 8y ago
Rest API? Sure. Building webpages? I dont think it was made for that... Although Go templates can work, its still not as flexible as you might want it to be.
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Lets not forget they can modify the content as well!
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Yes, this is an issue of anything popular. Not that it is a bad thing, as it keeps the community alive, but it feels "not the same" and might drive users away, like what happened on Facebook.
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Some services could have dependencies. On Samsung devices you could kind of break the launcher/os in some parts by disabling apps and services that you think are unneeded.
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by diamondo25 8y ago
If they just didnt discard the OutOfBounds check, the V8 JS engine would be a lot safer...
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Its a local installation, inside the folder, instead on the operating system. Also, other people will automatically install it when the package is saves inside the package.json or yarn file. You can also limit the version you want with thes
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by diamondo25 8y ago
"Adapting to a saddle chair takes time and requires a new kind of attitude towards sitting. The most common reason for using a saddle chair is that the users feel it is healthier for the back and legs than a standard chair. An interven
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Deadlocks.
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Thats correct, however you can send your CV to maarten@hiber.global, the CTO.
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Nope, it is our home made solution, with our own frequencies and satellites.
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by diamondo25 8y ago
We are not running on Iridium, but our own satellites and frequencies.
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by diamondo25 8y ago
We at Hiber [0] are working on an actual low-power solution, which will give the device a way to transmit once a day to a sattelite with a custom 144 bytes user payload. The device location is already encoded, so you can focus on filling th
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by diamondo25 8y ago
About your WiFi issue: you shouldnt use WPA2 TKIP, because it is insecure.
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by diamondo25 8y ago
He tells enough in his HN profile; information security research. ceo @ sudo security group ( https://verify.ly ). previously: founder of "Chronic Dev Team" responsible for many years of iOS jailbreaking solutions (24kPw
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Drawing cubes is basically one of the first things you do when starting with 3d rendering. Shaders are scripts that the GPU uses for translating your input (a cube in 3d data and your 'camera' and some more vectors) to viewport&#x
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by diamondo25 8y ago
The RFC can also contain bugs, like the Bluetooth ECDH 'validating y-property is optional' variant, or suggested and reused polys for RSA. Testing with garbage is still effective testing for exploits or figuring bottlenecks that c
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Shouldve called it unlimited with a Fair Use Policy.
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by diamondo25 8y ago
This title is pretty clickbait-y, as I would most likely not have invented it. You really have to know the internals and this doesnt even apply _only_ on Bluetooth but DH implementations in general...
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by diamondo25 8y ago
"Nobody on the internet tells lies." - Albert Einstein
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Our crappy ActiveX object was made for the windows xp era. When it started to glitch, my boss told me to 'just disable UAC' on our customers pcs (instead of fixing the issues). Did not do it and instead told him what to fix and fi
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by diamondo25 8y ago
I'm 25 and I should say: invest more money, take risks. And think about your health. If you got money, try to get personal fitness asap. It can only improve you and your body. Oh, and take more risks. Years go by fast and investing in
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Its unclear whether the amount of transactions is compensated for the floors that do not exist (thus less supply).
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Isn't ICANN collecting this data from registrars? I cannot recall myself entering my information on their website. I am sure a lot of people that buy domains don't even know about ICANN getting the data.
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by diamondo25 8y ago
This exploit has been found and exploited before (in 2015!) to get root on Samsung devices that ran SwiftKey, that automatically updated on boot as root user through downloading a ZIP from an insecure (HTTP) URL... See https://ww
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by diamondo25 8y ago
I tried Comodo too, but they wanted to have a legal person to sign some document (proof of existence?). Eventually, DigiCert was pretty fast in giving out a cert. Two legal documents scanned in, a copy of a passport/id and a face to fa
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Thanks! Although I have seen GA before (including the words General Availability) on the MySQL download page, I now only thought of Google Analytics, and then Google Apps (more related to the topic).
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by diamondo25 8y ago
I've had a GTX 460 and a GTX 660 Ti before, and once I upgraded to a GTX 970 i was disappointed by the coil whine. I could even see the effect of the power drain on my secondary screen when I booted up GTA 5. Guess we'll have to l
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by diamondo25 8y ago
No he is saying it requires a man-in-the-middle kind of attack. Additionally, it requires a broken mail client that does not check error result from the pgp decoder _and_ concatenates different mail parts _and_ has HTML rendering enabled (a
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by diamondo25 8y ago
Rip-off doritos anyone?
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by diamondo25 9y ago
Yea they could emulate the carriage return and only show a mangle of lines...

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