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by idupree 13y ago
Unless I've misunderstood their policy, they also forbid individuals using Class 1 certificates commercially. For example, if you run a blog with "Support my blog! Buy my T-shirt swag from swag-selling-site.com[link]!" then
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by idupree 13y ago
From the 2011 kernel summit, "The attack turns out to have been part of a widespread credential-stealing network that has been operating for some years now; it is clear that the site had been owned by this network for some time before
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by idupree 13y ago
Yes; but if they want to release the BSD kernel as a whole under the FreeBSD license, then they already cannot incorporate code that has any other license whatsoever. For example, they wouldn't accept my patch under the hypothetical l
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by idupree 13y ago
You can also use parentheses to create a scope for the current directory and environment variables (the shell forks a subprocess to run parenthesized commands). (cd /usr/ports/*/$PACKAGE ; sudo make install clean)
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by idupree 13y ago
FreeBSD's license is GPL-compatible[1]. I believe they just prefer not to use GPL code. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BSD_licenses#2-clause_license_...
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by idupree 13y ago
TopOSM is Open Data (OpenStreetMap data) and is my go-to place for finding out where hills are. http://www.toposm.com/ (For looking at hills in cities, click the "+" on the right to get a menu where you can toggl
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by idupree 13y ago
I don't see "thin" in that description. (One can't infer it; "healthy ⇒ thin" is false. Do you have inside information on this study?)
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Bay Area Bike Share(bayareabikeshare.com)
1 points by idupree 13y ago|0 comments
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by idupree 13y ago
It's possible to do similar things without setuid/root, by modifying the absolute paths in the binaries and config files. To modify binaries, http://nixos.org/patchelf.html . I'm not aware of an automated t
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by idupree 13y ago
That licensing (GPLv2 & commercial) is pretty permissive. It's open-source. They didn't even pick the AGPL, so you probably don't even have to share your source code if you're feeling selfish and running your &#x2F
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by idupree 13y ago
By the way, there's an already-existing secure group chat software, SILC, that does something similar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SILC_%28protocol%29 (see "security" section, and technical details in
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by idupree 13y ago
Don't forget to add a license file if you mean it to be open source (e.g. MIT/BSD, GPL).
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by idupree 13y ago
My Chromium-using coworker is jealous of my (Firefox's) 3D View and my Responsive Design View. I use both browsers in order to have access to all the best tools. (I keep development separate from regular browsing, either through Incog
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by idupree 13y ago
That's standardized as TURN, if I'm not mistaken ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traversal_Using_Relays_around_... ). Other NAT traversal mechanisms (STUN) don't make the server pay for bandwidth. (Whi
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by idupree 13y ago
The links to Facebook/Twitter/etc. should best be HTTPS, I think.
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by idupree 13y ago
What engineering did they do to reduce the security risk? As much as I like WebGL as a dev, Microsoft's arguments against feeding arbitrary machine code to buggy graphics cards that have kernel-level memory access privileges... seemed
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by idupree 13y ago
Evidence shows the solar panels are important: He doubled the number of solar panels in November after the initial panels weren't enough to power the RPi in the winter. http://pi.qcontinuum.com/failure2.html (The graph
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by idupree 13y ago
If you're arrested or indicted, these make it clear: it's better not to have talked to the police. But I'm still looking for analysis of how talking to the police affects the chance that they won't arrest you at all. If
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by idupree 13y ago
What about timing (side channel) attacks? What about key generation?
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by idupree 13y ago
Tell me where I can get a phone like that for $20 without a contract?
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by idupree 13y ago
Do users trust credit-card forms like these that don't have obvious payment-processor branding? I seem to remember HN discussion of something like this, but didn't find any by searching.
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Simple Goods: selling embedded in any website(simplegoods.co)
3 points by idupree 13y ago|3 comments
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by idupree 13y ago
CC0 addresses these problems with "public domain"; its intent is the most permissive license that's legally possible (plus, in jurisdictions where it is possible, actually placing the work in the public domain). Unlike the other Creative C
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by idupree 13y ago
How is the shared secret generated, stored and shared? (There are lots of ways to do this wrong, and the code and algorithm for that were not even shown.)
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by idupree 13y ago
I think this is the title (I had to web-search) https://www.usc.edu/CSSF/Current/Projects/33084.pdf "EMIT: Does iPad Use in Patients with Implantable Cardiac Rhythm Devices Cause Electromagnetic Interference?" (EMIT looks intended to be a
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by idupree 13y ago
I've been using Marble ( http://marble.kde.org/ ) to show me elevation profiles of routes I bicycle. This site is pretty cool too! (This site works everywhere there's map data, not just SF.)
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by idupree 13y ago
Once I made a Ruby program noticably slow by using "array += items" instead of "array.push *items" in a loop, making it O(n^2) instead of O(n). Once we noted that doubling the input size quadrupled the runtime, I found the bug. (I was a Ru
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by idupree 13y ago
We know that some algorithms are fundamentally harder than others. Deciding whether two regexps are equivalent requires EXPSPACE which is known to be a strict superset of NP[1]. We just haven't proved whether P != NP. [1] https://en.wi
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by idupree 13y ago
Are Wikipedia's explanations clear enough to you? Too long? Too formal or informal? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P_versus_NP_problem
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by idupree 13y ago
What versions of Clang and GCC are being tested in this post's benchmarks?

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