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by hoop 16y ago
yes not
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by hoop 16y ago
Isn't namecheap an enom reseller?
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by hoop 16y ago
Thank you!
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by hoop 16y ago
How long do you plan on being there? How much time will you spend on these tasks in the long run? If the cost of performing these small tasks over some specified period of time outweighs the cost automating them, and they /are/ in fact easi
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by hoop 16y ago
I had to read this for a literature and composition class. Definitely an eye opener
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by hoop 16y ago
This disturbs me. In spite being an avid gardener, I really can't see how watering a couple of plants actually costs any money (or how removing them saves any). With that being said, I too would like to see these studies
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by hoop 16y ago
I was surprised to find that when I pressed control-f and typed "duh" that zero results were found in the comments. However flawed the experiment might've been, it's obvious that if you add barriers (e.g., CAPTCHAs) before some end goal and
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Screen-Scraping Search Results for Information Retrieval(charleshooper.net)
4 points by hoop 16y ago|0 comments
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by hoop 16y ago
'''Maybe we should just give up on the term REST, since it’s become so diluted as to mean nothing more than "HTTP API that’s not as hard to use as SOAP"?''' To be fair, I thought we were at this point already. It seems safer to assume that
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by hoop 16y ago
IANAL, but let's not forget that by storing this data with a 3rd party we're giving up our expectation of privacy. Meaning that these files could be subpoenaed and released without a warrant. I'm not wearing a tinfoil hat, but this is a leg
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by hoop 16y ago
This was on HN less than a week ago. Here's the link: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2027691
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Picking Applications to Audit(charleshooper.net)
1 points by hoop 16y ago|0 comments
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by hoop 16y ago
Excellent point, onteria. To further your suggestion, if it's reported that some of your user-input variables aren't being escaped then you better check the rest of the unreported ones, too. And not just in that single file/controller/view/
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So You Just Received A Vulnerability Report. Now What?(charleshooper.net)
6 points by hoop 16y ago|2 comments
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by hoop 16y ago
Hi iuguy, thanks for your insight. I should have known that OWASP would have more complete documentation on this already. You are absolutely correct in your thoughts that this article was explaining my process (as opposed to THE process). T
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Finding Web Vulnerabilities (a primer)(charleshooper.net)
30 points by hoop 16y ago|3 comments
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by hoop 16y ago
> Config files are not typically world-readable; the httpd reads them before dropping permissions. Otherwise, a vulnerability in the httpd would allow access to everything in the config (remote server passwords, signing keys, etc). I th
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by hoop 16y ago
The author says: As a matter of course, I have established the habit of carrying around a small laptop with Windows XP installed in order to do this. Doing so is absolutely ridiculous and should be unnecessary, After
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by hoop 16y ago
PPC advertising on said search pages fixes the analogy. As do link directories and, erm, front pages of link sharing sites such as HN (if submitted within the proper timeframe)
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by hoop 16y ago
Hitchhiker: Think about it. You walk into a design store, you see designfor15bucks.com sittin' there, there's designfor14bucks.com right beside it. Which one are you gonna pick, man? Ted: I would go for the 14. Hitchhiker: Bingo, man, bingo
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by hoop 16y ago
but it works for me!
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by hoop 16y ago
No problem, thanks for the clarification!
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by hoop 16y ago
I know you think popup ads are so 90s and don’t work, but the success of these ad networks speaks to the contrary. For certain segments of the population(IE users) Is that that supposed to be: "i.e., users" or is it real
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by hoop 16y ago
I've had Linodes in Newark, NJ for almost a year now and have not had any issues there at all
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by hoop 16y ago
Take a long, hot shower and bring a beer in with you.
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by hoop 16y ago
IANAL nor an Accountant, but if my understanding is correct the administrative burden can be lower, costs can be much lower, and there may be some tax benefits. Ultimately, it's going to depend on the state's laws where you're filing for th
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by hoop 16y ago
Implying we /all/ didn't benefit from TARP is absurd as well, IMHO
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by hoop 16y ago
For the purposes of my example assignment, I am required to provide all answers rounded to the nearest dollar (hence the call to round().) For a one-off (or ten-off) series of calculations the use of floating point is a non-issue.
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by hoop 16y ago
Hi cshenoy, that was exactly my point. Thank you
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Going into Business? Learn a Programming Language(charleshooper.net)
13 points by hoop 16y ago|12 comments

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