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This is the essay that introduced me to Krazy Kat and the main motivation for my project to find Krazy Kat Sunday comics in the public domain: https://joel.franusic.com/krazy_kat/
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I highly recommend that you read the book “Hieroglyphs: A Very Short Introduction” which I expect you will enjoy as much as I did: https://academic.oup.com/book/470 In short: Hieroglyphics were phonetic, but they elude
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2y ago
Thanks! I was one of the 10k and I’ve been a daily HN user for a long time!
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2y ago
The article has a section on that very topic: https://ha.cking.ch/s8_data_line_locator/#detection
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2y ago
Did it flood recently? I was there only a few months ago. I also checked the site and it looks like they are still giving tours?
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If you ever happen to be in Arizona, I highly recommend that you visit the Titan Missile Museum: https://titanmissilemuseum.org/ The site has been carefully maintained and the tour brings you up close to places that only a
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2y ago
If you’re asking in earnest: For the majority of users, Passkeys offer a pragmatic alternative to passwords that is far superior in terms of security. For you, based on what I’ve read in your comments, I would say that Passkeys are the firs
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2y ago
Are there more photos of the Endurance shipwreck online somewhere?
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Printf-Tac-Toe
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3y ago
My favorite joke about this acquisition: Cisco bought Splunk because it was cheaper than their license renewal
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"I love my library and the other libraries that I visit frequently, and my blood boils when I see a library being overcharged." Given the topic and my love for Knuth, I went into this paper ready to agree with him. But Knuth does
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'Cryptogram' in a silk dress tells a weather story
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Regarding your issues with CA EDD: Call the office of your California state assembly representative and ask for their help.
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I ran across a lot of Windsor McKay comics when I was working on my Krazy Kat project[0]. There are a lot of McKay comics just sitting in newspaper archives, waiting to be extracted and put into a webpage where they can be enjoyed. 0: http
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I’d love to see your other suggestions!
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3y ago
Thanks for sharing that, it’s a heartbreaking and yet extremely practical perspective that will stay with me for a long time
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As someone who has never used it: What memories do folks have of DragThing?
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4y ago
I'm skeptical of the number that Rettig quotes. I'd like to know where he got those numbers. Also, the code that runs Login.gov is (mostly) in the public domain: https://github.com/18F/identity-idp – anybody
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4y ago
Banning media is a great way to pique the interest of the naturally rebellious youth.
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4y ago
The best link I could find is this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31075622
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As someone who works a lot with SSO, please avoid SAML for as long as you can. SAML is a Pandora’s box of pain and security vulnerabilities. My advice is to implement OIDC instead, avoiding SAML until you have a customer willing to pay a lo
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I suggest just getting started! You’ve done more than the minimum needed to start. The SCIM spec is quite nice and (if you’re like me) fun to implement. My guess is that you’ll get further, faster, by just implementing SCIM. I’m happy to wo
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Can you send me an email? (See my profile on HN) I’ll be working on an SNES related project soon that touches on speed running and would like to ask you more about your setup.
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The Game Boy is very deterministic. It had no internal source of randomness.
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> I'm surprised that it apparently works so well (most of the time, for many games) I worked on a Game Boy related project recently and, similar to you, was surprised at how heavily the Game Boy uses the cartridge ROM. If I remember
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If you want to understand more about what's happening in this video, I highly recommend the book "The Machinery of Life" by David Goodsell: https://www.amazon.com/Machinery-Life-David-S-Goodsell/dp/0
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Battery-Free Game Boy
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This is a great idea. I’m going to share this with the Okta product team.
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Suppose I have figured out how to obtain working credentials for the Okta administrator at Big Corp. At 0815 on Friday morning I use those credentials, and as the administrator I tell Okta to synchronise passwords for Big Corp to https:&#
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Okta uses bcrypt for hashing passwords, extra details can be found here: https://www.okta.com/resources/whitepaper/okta-security-tech...
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