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esnard
5y ago
Not sure how old it is as I don't often use Spotify, but some of my songs are disabled in my playlists, isn't is related to license issues?
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esnard
5y ago
Can you elaborate on the "with certain sizes" please? If the video file is something in the tens of GBs, it would be quite understandable for the browser to avoid keeping the whole file in memory.
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esnard
5y ago
The commented source code was very interesting to read. Thanks for sharing! https://github.com/xem/sheet/blob/gh-pages/full-commented.ht...
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esnard
5y ago
> Coupled with this, we’ve also seen new laws that impose individual liability on local employees for actions taken by a company offering online services. These types of laws have drawn concern from organizations like the Global Network
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esnard
5y ago
Their "how it works" page has a whole section dedicated to your first question: > Spoofing attacks involve presenting the Orb with modified, fake, or non-human irises. For example, an attacker might show the Orb a photo of an i
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esnard
5y ago
How does the Orb handle people who lost their eyes?
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esnard
5y ago
It would lose its "backwards compatible" property though.
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esnard
5y ago
The most fun regex I know is this one: .?|(..+?)\\1+ Which is used for primality checking (applied to the input string length). It's not that hard to understand compared to some others, but being able to do those types of comp
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esnard
5y ago
Minor nitpick: there are 62^16 possibles passwords in the fist scheme (passwords are case-sensitive in almost every scenario).
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5y ago
Here is the official technical specs page: https://www.nintendo.com/switch/tech-specs/#oled-section A lot of people are hoping for unannounced changes, but there doesn't seem to be any.
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5y ago
At the time I'm writing this, the answer got 3 upvotes, 13 downvotes and 1 delete vote since the link has been posted: https://stackoverflow.com/posts/40429822/timeline?filter=Wit...
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esnard
5y ago
Can you elaborate? I'm not sure if this is something I would prefer to current ads, or something I would want to avoid.
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esnard
5y ago
Same problem on StackOverflow
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5y ago
And here is a beyond mythic one: > 6029497765 is the answer to life, the universe and everything. 895032f28cc98e6c10ff4218fa9890eac36a812837668888888888a30ae477da
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5y ago
Here is a mythic one: > 29560568 is the answer to life, the universe and everything.
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esnard
5y ago
The article links to https://text.bargains/scratchpad/ which matches my own hashes, so I'm not sure why it's not working for you.
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esnard
5y ago
Very few bounty programs offer that much for a single vulnerability. I'm not saying it's worth $200k, but $200k is definitively a huge payout in the security industry.
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5y ago
> - Google analytics is definitely not a product analytics tool. Can you elaborate on this please? I'm really not used to analytics tools, but GA does look like one to me.
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5y ago
"This is old data that was previously reported on in 2019. We found and fixed this issue in August 2019." https://twitter.com/Liz_Shepherd/status/1378398417450377222
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esnard
6y ago
Which country are you living in?
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esnard
6y ago
Not the answer you're expecting I guess, but I've used it to bypass some anti-XSS filters.
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6y ago
Previous discussion (2012): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4907609
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esnard
6y ago
Not sure what number it is, but I've found it half-way between 200k and 300k.
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How I made $15,000 from Coronavirus with “timeroid” SEO (guide/case study)
(blackhatworld.com)
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6y ago
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Nintendo eShop experiments: manipulating rankings to improve sales
(threadreaderapp.com)
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6y ago
Out of curiosity, what would a "fix" look like?
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6y ago
Please do not exclude them! I bet some of them are very good, especially since you support "similar" languages (JavaScript / TypeScript f.e.). smichel17's solution makes the most sense to me.
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esnard
6y ago
It looks like those tools are sorted by votes, but some of them can analyze different languages, and votes are shared between their languages. For example, CodeScene, which supports 12 languages, is the currently most voted tool for PHP, an
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esnard
6y ago
Related: I often find item bundles cheaper if I buy them via the Samsung Galaxy Store (10% cheaper). Is it because Samsung doesn't have keep 30% of the money, but a lower amount?
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6y ago
I'm currently reading a manga named Attack on Titan, in which freedom (and its implications) takes a very important part, and I couldn't emphasize how good the writing is. The anime is also available on Netflix in most countries,
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