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by ffk 13y ago
Attack surface. When you increase the number of parties capable of decrypting your data, you increase the risk of an exposure.
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by ffk 13y ago
I second this suggestion. It doesn't just slurp and serialize data, it also is capable of filtering, transforming, aggregating (+ stats) and pretty printing streams of json records.
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Ask HN: Recommendations for server colocation in the SF Bay/SJ region?
1 points by ffk 13y ago|0 comments
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by ffk 13y ago
For comparison, Google's logo also has a bevel and the first letter englarged extending below the baseline.
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by ffk 13y ago
They most likely do test for security vulnerabilities. However, the attack surface and overall complexity is so large that things will slip by even with the most rigorous testing. For now, the best you can hope for is a layered defense and
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by ffk 13y ago
This is most useful when you are renting or borrowing a car. If you don't check before you hop into the car, you need to physically exit the car and move it if you guessed incorrectly.
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by ffk 13y ago
What I find amazing is google recovered so quickly. Extended outages are often caused by the horde of systems all attempting to reconnect at once.
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by ffk 13y ago
This just in! Computers have no sense of humor! ;)
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by ffk 13y ago
Offit left out information on why he started to advocate vitamins in the first place. He was diagnosed with Bright's Disease. One cause of Bright's disease is a lack of Vitamin D. Taking vitamins was the right course of action in
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by ffk 13y ago
I believe this was created and presented as simple (contrast to easy) demo to demonstrate BTRFS as a possible backend for images. Docker currently uses AUFS, and was designed to support more fs backends over time. It also demoed a potentia
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by ffk 13y ago
This comes from the dotcloud team, who also makes docker. I believe this particular person speaks French as his main language. Cut him some slack :)
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by ffk 14y ago
According to the TinyMCE, you can use aspell. http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Plugin:spellchecker You can get a windows build of aspell at http://aspell.net/win32/ Instructions are on the wiki on how to wire it up.
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by ffk 14y ago
Docker provides the local execution environment. Not sure how compatible it is with the entire dotcloud PaaS they are releasing though. https://github.com/dotcloud/docker
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by ffk 14y ago
That came from Mike Christie. Information was included in the user_talk page where he says 16 out of 19 students plagiarized. That works out to about 84% of known editors from that class. http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk
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by ffk 14y ago
I agree, I suspect the best way to be caught is for the malicious team member to tell someone who turns them in. Most likely it doesn't ever go noticed. Also, it's fortunate that the information received by the security teams typically has
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by ffk 14y ago
Those are some good observations. Most likely they have given the information to Debian security. With something like this, there is a degree of trust that is maintained. The Debian security team has access to other zero-days on a regular b
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by ffk 14y ago
A few things going on here, 1. According to Business Insider (BI), PayPal is using Fuel from Mirantis to manage its OpenStack deployment. 2. BI also announced that Fuel was released on March 25 under the Apache 2.0 License. However, the fue
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by ffk 14y ago
Thanks, that definitely explains what it was. Article was different, same topic, same title.
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by ffk 14y ago
Also, if there is a list of banned sites, is there a place to see what these list of sites are so we can avoid submitting them?
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Ask HN: Why was my link dead on submission?
1 points by ffk 14y ago|3 comments
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by ffk 14y ago
The term you may be looking for is oligopoly - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oligopoly
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by ffk 14y ago
Selenium solves a different problem. With selenium, you record user actions, and verify properties about the state of the site. The record/playback feature is designed to make a copy of the content you look at during a session, allowing you
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by ffk 14y ago
This is probably a practical application of what we saw earlier with the star wars traceroute. Trace 216.81.59.173 to see the effect if you haven't seen it already.
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by ffk 14y ago
I've recruited (as an engineer) at a previous version of this before, really enjoyed it. Candidates set up their own booths, and company reps walk around speaking to candidates. This allows candidates to show you more than just hand you a r
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by ffk 14y ago
This article makes it sounds like he is applying a microkernel with user space modules to multi-processor systems. New scientist article on this has better info. Data and instructions are packaged together, are passed around, and executed w
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by ffk 14y ago
You'll be pleased to know you haven't missed your chance yet! I used to see Michal the Milkman trucks driving around near down town Palo Alto a few blocks away from where Steve Jobs used to live! http://www.michalthemilkman.com/Moo/Home.ht
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by ffk 14y ago
I hope Udacity sets up a portfolio of games created by students of this course. It would help support the efficacy of courses like this, and provide the students with more potential hiring opportunities than a completion certificate alone.
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Sadek Aldrobi, Play2 CoCreator: Nonblocking composable and reactive realtime web(youtube.com)
1 points by ffk 14y ago|0 comments
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by ffk 14y ago
According to my version, Hacker News also invented currency inflation to increase the value of investments in flourine (which is undoubtedly a stealth startup in the latest YC batch) pg org, we demand answers! ;)
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by ffk 14y ago
I suppose the term "wrong" I used is not the best, based on what I mentioned. Perhaps "undefined" is better. :)

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