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   by gabeio 9y ago

   I like Open Whipser Systems also but do they really qualify as a tech giant?
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   Lavabit now accepting signups for those who have promo codes(lavabit.com)

   2 points by gabeio 9y ago|0 comments
3. 153.▲
   by gabeio 10y ago

   I believe the point is that there are no US data centers. And protonmail states all the data is encrypted anyway and never decrypted on their servers (obviously except the initial receive/send of the mail).
4. 154.▲
   by gabeio 10y ago

   Beta features are reserved for paying customers (and in this case you also have to apply to get the IMAP functionality). Free accounts don't get it until it becomes stable. > The best way is to upgrade your account to a paid account
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   by gabeio 10y ago

   I actually had a fairly similar experience while trying to buy flowers for valentines day. At check out they would show you offers for other flowers that looked the same but in actuality cost more (for no immediate apparent reason) and then
6. 156.▲
   by gabeio 10y ago

   I think so I haven't used gitlab enough. Yeah libraries do need to become large enough but I think angular2 is ~19k stars & 2k watchers which is more than expressjs/express watchers but less stars, but it depends because I do
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   by gabeio 10y ago

   I agree subreddits and IRC, can be moderated by users who don't need to directly have repo access, sort of an abstraction, unlike how github repo members/collaborators would, can be a huge assist to eliminating that toxicity. It e
8. 158.▲
   by gabeio 10y ago

   I agree that it's not the best case that Apple needs to bring it "in the back" and to need to unlock it but if you can access the phone's diagnostics from outside the locked phone done it's already insecure. The fac
9. 159.▲
   by gabeio 10y ago

   Your right it's a sister of Google not a Google project, maybe a title change to "Alphabet" instead of "Google". Especially since I clicked it thinking it had something to do with code. :P
10. 160.▲
    by gabeio 10y ago

    Location: New Jersey, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Golang, Javascript & Node.js, Python Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GnaqFl6dpLiuAYOPYAJwUFJT... Email: de
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    by gabeio 11y ago

    This works amazingly well! I had accidentally left a black sharpie inside a pants pocket of mine, when it hit the dryer it burst from the heat and managed to be fairly evenly distributed inside the white dryer. Using a dry-erase marker it a
12. 162.▲
    by gabeio 11y ago

    Bitbucket is free for private repos if there are <=5 contributors (unless you have a .edu email = unlimited free).
13. 163.▲
    by gabeio 11y ago

    Yes, the internal IP is leaked. But, also the IP assigned to you by your ISP is leaked (just tested with http://net.ipcalf.com/ & a vpn). Though, I did test this on a college campus, so the network might just be leaking
14. 164.▲
    by gabeio 11y ago

    I believe you have to click to load the videos (data saver). But that might just be old/archived-ish videos.
15. 165.▲
    by gabeio 11y ago

    I am absolutely blown away with the 100 PB for every customer... Meaning all together they must have somewhere in the exabyte to zettabyte range or are completely betting on the fact that no one will be able to/actually be willing fill
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    Samy Kamkar's resurrection of ProxyHam(github.com)

    2 points by gabeio 11y ago|0 comments
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    Tsunami SYN Flood Attack – A New Trend in DDoS Attacks?(blog.radware.com)

    2 points by gabeio 11y ago|0 comments
18. 168.▲
    by gabeio 11y ago

    Yes and no, two different sources.
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    by gabeio 11y ago

    ICMP Echo packets or Ping packets send data to a (given) server which then replies with the exact packet (data) in return. In essence this program bounces your data back and fourth between a (given) server and your computer instead of stori
20. 170.▲
    by gabeio 11y ago

    cjdns can be used as a private mesh also so it completely depends on the application. A private mesh could be more appealing to some.
21. 171.▲
    by gabeio 11y ago

    What I would do to have a projector with that resolution. Sigh, I don't even want to remotely know the price tag on that. But it's also the absolutely coolest thing I have seen in plasma tech/research recently.
22. 172.▲
    by gabeio 11y ago

    I guess drone delivery services are going to be out of the question for rural areas unless they are really flying high.
23. 173.▲
    by gabeio 11y ago

    Interesting, maybe they made the tabs more chrome like breaking each into separate processes.
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    by gabeio 11y ago

    I have to say amazing job to the team. My reason: last time I looked/was regularly using Atom the generic memory size was around 100mB if I remember correctly. I just checked with 1.0 and the memory size has now dropped below Sublime T
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    by gabeio 11y ago

    > This is not correct. > The vulnerability is in `bson-ruby`[1] which is written by MongoDB and used by Moped (and thus Mongoid), the official Ruby driver from MongoDB, and Mongo Mapper. Then it's in the ruby gem of MongoDB&#x2
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    by gabeio 11y ago

    To clarify this isn't Mongo's BSON, it's Moped's implementation of BSON/Ruby's implementation of BSON (again). The title is fairly misleading making it sound like it's actually Mongo which is vulnerabl
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    New kind of wood chip: Biodegradable computer chips made from wood(sciencedaily.com)

    2 points by gabeio 11y ago|0 comments
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    by gabeio 11y ago

    I still feel like that's basically "copyrighting"/or otherwise the atomic structure of the element...
29. 179.▲
    by gabeio 11y ago

    I feel like it's not/shouldn't be possible to copyright/trademark/etc an element/element's atomic structure unless it's man made.
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    by gabeio 11y ago

    dot org isn't like dot edu where you have to verify anything. I actually bought a dot org it was as easy as a dot com. It's not really meant to look/be "trustworthy"...