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by herge 13y ago
Eh, Snapchat is worth more than half of Sun Microsystems.
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by herge 13y ago
Reminds me of the condom vs Android phone names list http://insideintercom.io/whats-in-a-name/
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by herge 13y ago
Why would a Catholic high school teach anything else other than evolution?
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by herge 13y ago
You have to reboot the computer, so no account is logged in when the attack is done.
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by herge 13y ago
Wait, so someone is surprised that taking an image they found through Google image search and just pasted onto their blog is copyright infringement? What did they think would happen?
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by herge 13y ago
I'm sure your point utterly convinced the clerk being paid minimum wage at your ice cream shop of the errors of his employer. Would you have accepted it if the clerk explained to you that requiring a Facebook account is the most hassle
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by herge 13y ago
RTFA. He addresses that in the first few paragraphs. Because there are 10^10 possible phone numbers (approximately), it is very easy to build a rainbow table of all hashed phone numbers and back-track a hash to it's phone number.
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by herge 13y ago
If there are 100 blue eyed people, each of them will kill themselves on day 99 (because they can only see 99 other blue-eyed people). However, the brown eyed people will wait until day 100. On day 100, a brown eyed person won't know th
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by herge 13y ago
Because then Apple would be promoting and adding money to a market it does not want developed and also probably engaging in illegal transactions.
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by herge 13y ago
Man, I need to check up on my VIM helptext, I have no idea what 'ML algorithm' does as a regex flag. Also, vim will accept any character right after the 's' as a regex boundary, so you could rewrite it as :s:AK-47:
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by herge 13y ago
Also check out the "Quick Wins for Better Website Security" talk that Dan Callahan (hey, I wonder where he works) at PyCon Canada. https://speakerdeck.com/pyconca/quick-wins-for-better-websit...
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by herge 13y ago
What about a CMS for, say, a blog? You want the administration console to be protected with https, but what about the main pages? Could I make admin.mydomain.com (and have the admin console on that) https only and my domain.com http? I don&
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by herge 13y ago
You can always buy up his startup if you want to run your business around his tool. I'm going to guess he'd be very amenable to this.
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by herge 13y ago
We are a small 5 programmer company, and we implemented a couple of ansible scripts to deploy our applications a 2-3 month project. For us, at least, a full-time sysadmin is overkill, and I would expect any decent programmer to be able to i
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by herge 13y ago
Hah, phone manufacturers, agreeing on a standard instead of gouging people by selling expensive chargers! I think that there was a draft EU directive to standardize on mini-usb, but it was scrapped after manufacturers voluntarily complied.
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by herge 13y ago
They are also the same group that brought us usb charging for all phones (or at least throw around enough threats like this one for manufactures to start using usb cords for charging for the more pedant among you).
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by herge 13y ago
There's 158 guys in cages in Guantanamo that would beg to differ...
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by herge 13y ago
How about just starting with standards for downloading one's own data from cloud operators? Maybe legislate an easy way to download all my emails from gmail and upload them to outlook.com. Wouldn't that be very useful?
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by herge 13y ago
tptacek should write up a block like http://craphound.com/spamsolutions.txt for everytime somebody rolls up their own crypto solution.
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by herge 13y ago
Does Elasticsearch or Solr work with tabular data, can you search across multiple columns?
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by herge 13y ago
Bouncing badly typed addresses is more useful for users than stymieing spammers. However, a spammer doesn't need to know if an existing gmail address is being actively used or not.
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by herge 13y ago
They can mitigate that by downloading all images that come to any address @gmail.com. That way spammers won't know if you@gmail.com is real or not, and still be at step 0 (and hopefully taking some bandwidth/processing time/l
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by herge 13y ago
They seemed to have fixed the graph, by the way.
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by herge 13y ago
The more I think about it, the more I want government to step in and nationalise/regulate internet service, like they did with electricity. Internet access has become commoditized enough that there isn't much innovation in it&#x27
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by herge 13y ago
Man, you need to adjust your privileged-lifestyle viewpoint. Ever try to buy groceries without a car? How much time would you add to your day if you had to take the bus from work to the supermarket, and then the bus back to your house. A 15
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by herge 13y ago
This is why you should always have your contracts reviewed by a lawyer. See Mike Monteiro's Fuck You, Pay Me: http://vimeo.com/22053820
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by herge 13y ago
So you have invested 2+ hours writing a cv and a cover letter, and another 4 to 5 getting ready for, going to and finally attending one or more interviews, and you balk at investing another 4 hours on a project, where your abilities can rea
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by herge 13y ago
Or medical imaging devices.
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by herge 13y ago
I think it'd be better to have "The real title [whatever comment the editors want to make]". If someone writes a blog post, they should have a right to keep their title.
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by herge 13y ago
No, it's just a question of selling them these shorts and greatfully profiting from it when the merits of the company pan out on the market.

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