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jakozaur
13y ago
Useful tool to test your domain: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/index.html Not all things are there, but fairly useful to test that from user point of view.
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jakozaur
13y ago
The link to actual article seems to be well hidden: http://balisage.net/Proceedings/vol10/html/Lee01/BalisageVol...
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13y ago
Few years ago I wrote sth similar for registering to popular courses at my university. A lot of CS students gets an edge doing that. Moreover, I have also participated in a few lotteries for various things (e.g. Half Dome permit), but did t
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13y ago
Copy-paste of recent Yahoo news which was already fairly bad. Discussed on HN 4 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6018064
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13y ago
Awarded projects, direct links: https://atmosphere.meteor.com/package/z-mongo-admin http://stage.peerlibrary.org/ http://bittank.meteor.com/ http://gitdashboard.com/
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Well by my (and Wikipedia[1]) definition Medium is not a "content farm". Try reading this article replacing Medium with posterous/tumblr/subvtle/Google +/Wordpress... The content publishing is a commodity, noth
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Honestly, I'm tired of that kind of articles.. Don't get me wrong I would love to read how hyperloop will work and I'm really excited about it. Instead I see on HN tons of badly written speculations about what was said a long
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14y ago
Nice, but I would make it realtime: .../#united-states--california--
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14y ago
Nice MVP, but it's not ready enough to use it. I would need at least: - offline mode, even if everything goes down it should work using the remote + I would like to know that we lost connection. Not sure if it's already working. - authoriza
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14y ago
If we could extract them at economic prices, that could have enormous significance. The resources of methane hydrate are enormous. By some estimates there are more of them there other fossils: http://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/gas-hydrates/ On the
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14y ago
Why not use CloudFlare? It is probably the easiest way to deal with that kind of situation.
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Amazing, but it could be even more awesome if you could provide API that could be integrated with other editors.
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14y ago
--Log Monitoring Sumo Logic ( http://sumologic.com/ ) Their free tier (500MB/day) is far more generous than mentioned services.
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14y ago
Well tailing logs in one way to tackle the problem, but have very limited scalability. We have just two eyes and our attention is very expensive. To tackle more logs well we need also searching, SQL-like aggregation and some analytics. I wo
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14y ago
Nooooo! Why so many simple useful products, that I would be happy to pay for are simple closed after aquihires. I know that this may be good for founders, but it let me against trying new companies which doesn't have a clear monetization st
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14y ago
http://zef.me/4235/pick-your-battles Pick technologies which are most suitable for the job, not the most "hyped" ones. Also don't forget that sometimes the latest technologies comes with innovation tax, you may be the first to solve some
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Thw whole strategy assumes that battery cost will drop significantly (more than 2x): http://green.autoblog.com/2012/02/21/battery-cost-dropping-b... Which may happen, but AFAIK Tesla isn't involved in that kind of research.
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Wow, last time at least they were selling one pixel for 1$. Now world advances 1$ for nothing? http://www.milliondollarhomepage.com/
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14y ago
Old school. Ultralight unmanned aircrafts seems to be "more cost effective".
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MEGA's first week - a retrospective
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Using the same logic, you need also review CPU and hardware since it may contain backdoors or other intentional insecurities. Even worse, there are allegations it's already happening: http://hexus.net/tech/news/cpu/40037-china-made-us-mili
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+ wife those on H1B can work: currently regulations successful discouraged many europeans and let to abuses in other countries: http://sepiamutiny.com/blog/2004/10/20/dangers_of_the/ + cap increase for H1B + easier green cards for US STEM
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Kudos for determination! http://tomhoward.co/part-1-reality-check http://tomhoward.co/part-2-stunts
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I just wonder how much Mega would have to pay to get all of those advices... Now it gets all of them for free and likely it would use them to harden the service.
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It is likely that they got a few flaws, but they make an effort and so many security researchers look at them. Ultimately, they have a good chance to be the most secure hosting service available for masses.
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Nice! Please fix a spelling on your frontpage: s/excecrise/exercise
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MPAA vs. Kim Dotcom
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Oversimplified. Especially option 3. What if encryption keys are stored in other website (e.g. forum with links and EK). Sharing is possible, just behind Mega eyes. Moreover, even if Mega stores encryption keys they might be encrypted using
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The best comment. For the rest which concentrate on technical/project issues: http://xkcd.com/309/
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False start, http://mega.co.nz/ will launch on January 19.
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