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by gnud 10y ago
I changed most of my passwords today. It's good to change the passwords every so often anyway - it took me less time to just change my important passwords, than to check if the sites they are for, were using Cloudflare.
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by gnud 10y ago
As I understand the issue, the leaked data might be from any other site using Cloudflare caching. But only requests to sites using the features you mention, will have leaked data.
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by gnud 10y ago
It's too late to disable loading heavy things at that point - the loading is already started. Do the opposite, start loading heavy things if the page loaded quickly. A clean way would be to set one of two classes, connection-slow or co
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by gnud 10y ago
Random idea: Get the current time in a JS block in the head, before you load any CSS and JS, and compare it to the time when the dom ready event fires. If there's no real difference, load hi-res backgrounds and so on. If there is a rea
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by gnud 10y ago
Well, I'm not sure I agree in this case. > He told Ars that the software maker initially planned to patch the flaw in December but later decided to delay the release until February so it could be included with other planned SMB fixe
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by gnud 10y ago
It is an extra vuln. if the JWT only has the role=admin K/V, and no expiration value. A jwt that is only valid for a certain time is no less secure than a session id, as long as you verify the signature correctly.
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by gnud 10y ago
In my home town, speed limits are lowered during winter, because that lowers emissions (from diesel cars, as well as asphalt dust), and that literally makes fewer people die from bad air. In this case, it has absolutely nothing to do with r
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by gnud 10y ago
Well, driverless cars will have to deal with unauthorized humans doing all sorts of weird stuff in traffic. I think this is a smaller problem.
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by gnud 10y ago
I think GP was talking about Vue, and you were talking about Angular? The shift in Vue from 1->2 isn't that massive.
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by gnud 10y ago
Pumped hydro seems simplest, and we often have the power plant already in place. But temperature differential storage, pressure differential storage, and creating hydrogen all seems to scale better to me.
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by gnud 10y ago
How about we let all the useless noise die? I mean the sites here, not the ads. I have fond memories of the 'old' internet, where web sites existed because someone cared, not because someone wanted to sell ad space. Maybe I have s
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by gnud 10y ago
Then you can't find symphonies by different composers, performed by different orchestras, but with the same conductor. Unfortunately, this is also close to impossible in online music services, in my experience.
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by gnud 10y ago
Things I learned from QI: The word Caesarian does not come from Caesar, but from Cadere, meaning to cut.
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by gnud 10y ago
Well, sure. Someone getting help from their parents are privileged compared to someone not getting help. The term isn't normally used in this relative sense, though. The oxford dictionary says that privilege is 'a special right, a
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by gnud 10y ago
By that definition, 3 out of 4 millenials are priveleged. At that point, I'm not sure it's a useful term any more.
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by gnud 10y ago
This idea that some developers don't need to deal with unicode, really needs to die. If you're creating a web app and don't support unicode input, you're doing it wrong. You probably can't accurately store the names
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by gnud 10y ago
So, you're building a pre-rendering system, but only Google gets the benefit? Also, doesn't google penalize sites that serves different content to googlebot and other UAs?
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by gnud 10y ago
Just following orders, eh? There are, of course, systems that can be used in both good and evil ways. But when your boss says 'just write code that detects when the car is being tested, and when it's being driven normally', y
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by gnud 10y ago
What search engines are not email providers?
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by gnud 10y ago
But.. there's no "save the earth" argument for this GMO modification, just a mild convenience. I achieve the same thing by slicing apples with ceramic instead of metal. Think of how much I saved on R&D!
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by gnud 10y ago
This looks interesting! But it terrifies me how you seem to be programming against the production app/database in the video. I get that this is the early days of the project, but I would love to see some information about how your prog
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by gnud 10y ago
I'm not a huge fan of the superglobals - but the correct fix here is to use a parameterized query! I'm not sure which languages you are used to, that will somehow magically 'escape' an input string so that it's safe
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by gnud 10y ago
Still exists - http://www.pmail.com/
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by gnud 10y ago
I don't think it will? When the client restarts, it will create a new session with the postgres server. This new session will not receive messages that are queued for the old session.
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by gnud 10y ago
And how do you get back in sync if the client that did the LISTEN, crashes and has to be restarted?
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by gnud 10y ago
All banks in EU are insured, but the max amount and percentage varies. The amount/percentage for Germany is 100% of up to EUR 100.000, according to Wikipedia.
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by gnud 10y ago
Also, Siri is a real name used by real people. I would object less if the phrase was 'hey Apple-bot'.
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by gnud 10y ago
Wow, this was hard to read. Not because it was very complex, just because of the incomplete sentences and unessescary use of abbreviations. In the other post [1], linked from this one, he nit-picks because the question uses the terms "
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by gnud 10y ago
I wouldn't switch to Opera though. Use vivaldi instead.
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by gnud 10y ago
I think you're confusing lossless vs lossy with 192khz vs 44.1khz - in that case I agree with you, no percievable difference. I can also hear differences between lossless/lossy encodings. If I tweak encoding parameters until I don

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