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etjossem
11y ago
This is pretty bad. Piwik could be a high value target depending on the nature of the site it is used to analyze. I can't believe unsalted MD5 is "by design" ( https://github.com/piwik/piwik/issues&
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etjossem
11y ago
This article gratified my intellectual curiosity.
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Maybe. It still wouldn't be foolproof - after all, Yelp Check-ins are powered by an API that trusts the coordinates it receives. It might be possible to craft a request for that API. And even using a legitimate copy of the Yelp app to
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etjossem
11y ago
Twitter and Square are both in SoMa (around 10th St. south of Market), which is not considered part of the Tenderloin. The Tenderloin's on the opposite side of city hall.
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11y ago
I don't know if I want the most ethical, privacy-conscious employees of the NSA to be encouraged to leave.
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etjossem
11y ago
Advertisers and content providers are always free to negotiate the price of an ad impression. Because of Adblock, many "impressions" now go (measurably!) unseen. So ad prices will drop - and in response, ad volume will go up. But
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etjossem
11y ago
The reference is pretty clearly to "Real Men Don't Eat Quiche" (1982), which was itself a satire of exclusionary masculinity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_Men_Don%27t_Eat_Quiche
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11y ago
Good call. https://github.com/piwik/piwik/issues/8753 It seems like this has been on the back burner for a while, though ...
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11y ago
Maybe to alert the crew to prepare for re-entry? No idea about the digital buttons...
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11y ago
Hi. Your post read like a blast from the past. I started out in a Ruby on Rails shop with an internship making $10 an hour. My laptop was an old HP, with fans that whirred (for some reason HP can't make/procure fans to save their
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SendGrid mid-career “Returnships” encourage gender diversity, workforce re-entry
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Intercom raises $35M Series C
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3D-printed anti-seizure drug approved by FDA
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11y ago
I really can't imagine a circumstance in which this would be a good idea (as opposed to refactoring your CSS such that it's well namespaced).
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etjossem
11y ago
Nice, thanks for the update.
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etjossem
11y ago
If you quite literally want "what jQuery uses to select things" and nothing else, you're really looking for Sizzle. http://sizzlejs.com/
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11y ago
I can't downvote, but I know when a comment deserves it.
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11y ago
Nobody "tried start a witch hunt"; Richards never even accused them of being sexist, let alone tried to get them fired. And they were - exactly as you say - minding their own business. Absent any 4chan backlash or overreaction by
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12y ago
Downvoter: you probably disagree with the Court's interpretation, and personally, I'm with you. Dog sniffs should in theory have nothing to do with traffic stops, because the point is something completely different - to find dru
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12y ago
The Court has held that dog sniffs are not searches; they only reveal whether contraband is present. Unlike wiretaps, physical searches of houses, etc. there's no privacy concern. The issue here was that everything necessary to compl
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12y ago
Nice. Mason gives a pretty good explanation of the legal differences between a K-9 officer already on the scene and the "excessive prelongation of the search" involved in calling for one. > Dog sniffs are “sui generis,” the Cou
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12y ago
>>a dog sniff, unlike the routine measures just mentioned, is not an ordinary incident of a traffic stop Alito's dissent states that a preliminary dog sniff will become an ordinary incident as a result of this ruling. It will be
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Before you tell your friends that Jay-Z has only 98 problems now: Rodriguez v. US doesn't say a dog sniff can't be part of a traffic stop. Alito mentioned in a separate dissent that - as a result of this ruling - he expects offi
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12y ago
Hi, I'm Eric - I'm putting together the front-end team kpop mentioned. If you're UI focused, you'll get to build on a shiny new AngularJS codebase, using D3 to visualize data. Much of the heavy lifting is done on a Node
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12y ago
As I understand it, these are actual employees of Alfred. No different from any other person you let into your home to do work.
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You'll never believe number 10!
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Not exactly - and that's why FISA is so controversial. The FISA Amendment Act permits the court to issue a warrant if either the sender or recipient is a non-US citizen abroad (since the "target" can be either party involve
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12y ago
Agreed - frankly, I'm not sure if the convenience of having the location set up with reliable internet access and furnished on arrival is worth the price, compared to other properties in the same locations.
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Chariot (YC W15) - Full-Time Onsite in San Francisco, CA https://www.chariotsf.com As part of the Chariot team, you'll help build better transit routes that are faster than municipal transportation and much more affordable
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12y ago
> An increase in resource taxes doesn't necessarily mean an increase in consumer good prices. Because income tax is taken out of a worker's gross pay, the Ex'tax plan is not going to substantially impact how much companies
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