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by haikuginger 9y ago
This[0] is a good sample of what Dan Brown's writing feels like. [0] http://www.telegraph.co.uk/books/authors/dont-make-fun-of-re...
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> though you have to deal with the significant separation between Part 2 and Part 3. I don't think that'd be too hard to do. You just have to add some sort of ritualistic ceremony or somesuch occurring at the beginning of Part
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by haikuginger 9y ago
I am a fourth non-lawyer, and this is all RICO.
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Public-key encryption. The report item could be encrypted with the customer's public key, but to read the report after it's added, the customer would need to provide access to a private key.
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by haikuginger 9y ago
It's almost as though using a phone whose operating system is created and maintained by an advertising company isn't the best idea if you want to keep things like your location private.
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Apple has argued that soldered RAM allows them to control traces in a way that lets them get better performance at lower power.
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by haikuginger 9y ago
> Since I am very familiar with the tech, I know that IR light does not have any special properties in detecting a mask vs human skin. Since you're familiar with the tech, you'll be aware that humans, who are alive, emit IR lig
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by haikuginger 9y ago
This is correct. In general, though, most packages don't rely on urllib3 directly, but on `requests`, which uses urllib3 but provides a friendlier API and built-in SSL cert verification.
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The aspect ratio of the screen is wider than 16:9, so full-screen 16:9 video will be boxed in on the other dimension first.
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> But you only get to collect social security to the extent you paid into the system. To clarify: Social Security benefits are calculated based on the 35 highest-earning years you report to the IRS, up to a maximum cap. You will _not_ &q
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by haikuginger 9y ago
The base tax bracket rates you're looking at are based on AGI (adjusted gross income); investment income is _included_ in AGI, so if you have a million dollars in investment income and one dollar in earned income, your gross income is
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by haikuginger 9y ago
Curious; did you see similar interrupt levels when just using the nubbin?
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> The fact that hey have so much evidence and yet they still prefer to lock him up in jail until he decrypts the drive rather than convict him makes me believe this case is intended to provide jurisprudence in order to force other people
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by haikuginger 9y ago
Which iteration of "project that will definitely reduce Android device fragmentation and ensure that all capable devices will get the new software version as soon as possible" are we on at this point?
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by haikuginger 9y ago
There're a lot of people here telling you how to "protect" your idea, and a lot of people telling you that it's probably not novel. I just wanted to comment and congratulate you on figuring out a method that's novel
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by haikuginger 9y ago
> Functions are first-class in python and can be passed as arguments to other functions. I'm not sure I understand what you mean with the above statement. I believe the author is referring to inline definition: setTimeout(func
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Ask HN: Minimum size for a library
2 points by haikuginger 9y ago|1 comments
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by haikuginger 9y ago
Depends on how often your CSRF tokens expire. For example, Django keeps the same token for the entire session by default IIRC.
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by haikuginger 9y ago
> You really have to pick whether you want possible additional copies or possibly zero copies. You really don't. You can, as mentioned above, have a hidden UUID field in the form that's used serverside to deduplicate submission
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> Institutions that add little to no value in transactions I think the key qualifier you're missing from this broad assertion is "transactions which, by and large, go according to plan." Each of these institutions offers l
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by haikuginger 9y ago
"First they came for the assembly programmers..."
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by haikuginger 9y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/20/upshot/as-women-take-over...
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by haikuginger 9y ago
Brian Klug also. Both at Apple now.
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The CFAA, which makes it a crime to access a computer system without proper permission.
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by haikuginger 9y ago
TL; DR: HTML is edited like plaintext, even though it eventually forms a very structured tree-like DOM. Why not write it in a format that enforces that DOM structure in the first place?
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Show HN: YDML – YAML DOM Markup Language(github.com)
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by haikuginger 9y ago
For external keyboards, Cmd-Tab works on the iPad to switch applications. In addition, most apps support a subset of standard keyboard shortcuts - if you hold Cmd down, it'll throw up a list on screen.
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by haikuginger 9y ago
There's already facial recognition in the iPhone - it's used in the photo app to let you sort through photos of different people. Wouldn't be surprised to see it more in use, though.
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Because if there's one thing we've learned, it's that developers doing things they're not supposed to do on the App Store always do a great job of keeping their "black hat" account separate and distinct from th
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by haikuginger 9y ago
Even if port 80 was unprivileged, wouldn't you still run into issues if multiple users attempted to bind to the same port? Really, what would the problem be with just deploying an nginx instance that listens on 80 and routes by domain?

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