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eik3_de
13y ago
maybe old cookies? try incognito window (crtl-shift-n in chrome)
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eik3_de
13y ago
one discout per account
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eik3_de
13y ago
Any recommendations for well-written books?
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eik3_de
13y ago
add one to cart, apply promo, enter bogus data, checkout. repeat.
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Packt Publishing ebooks free today with DOTDEBOOKFREE promo code
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Does OSX have the same DoD root certs[1] as iOS? Which new root certs came in with this update? [1] https://support.apple.com/kb/ht5012 search "DoD"
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Is it possible to manually verify the code signature with Apple's built-in public key before installing?
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13y ago
https://lobste.rs/filters
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A quote from Ruby's author, Matz: > For me the purpose of life is partly to have joy. Programmers often feel joy when they can concentrate on the creative side of programming, So Ruby is designed to make programmers happy. Happy h
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13y ago
Technically, that would be a solution. But I'd only trust it if Apple publicly explained how it works.
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Ask HN: How can Apple safely upgrade a OS when the update app itself is broken?
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patio11 says[1] 'I hereby propose "goto fail;" as a meme for unfortunate security mistakes. (Not singling out Apple -- we all make them.)' [1] https://twitter.com/patio11/status/4371827707547525
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Goto fail
(opensource.apple.com)
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Type in 'ruby-lang.org' and get redirected to the https site where you find 'security' as a main menu entry. There you find known issues and ways to report vulns. Try this on php.net. [Edit: I tried to download the stabl
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eik3_de
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That correlation is exactly my experience. What are examples of companies that have a verifiable 'great software' culture and chose PHP because they prefer the language?
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13y ago
that is asking for XML - It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time
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eik3_de
13y ago
Completely agree, GitHub private repos are a huge target. Even if you use 2FA, after login it's just a cookie that separates the good from the bad. How could GH improve that? Client-side SSL Certs?
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eik3_de
13y ago
haven't tried it, but a quick search shows that ghost doesn't support it natively but they are working on it. But is that a reason to do a complete rewrite? [edit: 0.4.0 does have complete subdir support: https://github
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eik3_de
13y ago
I don't see how running a ghost instance isn't easy or cheap, there are a lot of options: http://www.howtoinstallghost.com/
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13y ago
I would never let a random stranger enter my house when no one is at home. But DHL is trying an alternative in Germany at the moment: it's a box you buy from DHL and install on your property. DHL has a key so they can drop parcels in t
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> What Programming Skills Are Needed For UK Businesses To Grow? [x] Being able to put up a survey and allow a visitor to receive notification when results are available without faking input and pretending they're a company
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You're right, it's not the intended use of the security question - and that's exactly what I want. I feel like entering my pet's name doesn't add to my account security but rather lowers it. My password safe is stor
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another bad habit are those "security questions". For me, the only proper way to deal with this is to have your mother maiden or pet name be cy4nEp7UtNsz and save that (along with the question title) in your (properly backed up!)
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Dropbox and app.net also do 2FA. If the service you're using doesn't support it, ask them to implement it. If enough people did it..
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I can recommend www.inwx.de Have been using them since 2006 both personally and at work. They do have 2 factor auth.
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some data on wages+prices in Berlin/Frankfurt/Munich from 2012: http://www.ubs.com/global/en/wealth_management/wealth_manage...
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> society of mass (30%+) unemployment in the future basic income?
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At least eight security experts boycott RSA conference over NSA ties
(washingtonpost.com)
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looks like a problem with my chromium as firefox is almost idle when displaying the indicators. (30.0.1599.114 Developer Build 30.0.1599.114-0ubuntu0.12.04.3 x86_64)
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Unfortunately very CPU intense, compared to SVG-based indicators
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