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jszymborski
12y ago
Doesn't make it less non-existent.
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12y ago
Or more scary (and tin-hat-y) how Google can effectively choose what does or does not "exist" on the net, by not making it show up in results. It's already doing that via DMCA requests.
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12y ago
Nothing, but you can't hide that it is https://myfraudsite.com from the user since the browser always displays the URL (at least it does nowadays).
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12y ago
>We had four papers with original data this year so far, in Cell Death and Differentiation, Oncogene, Journal of Cell Science and, as I informed Prof Wilkins this week, one accepted with the EMBO Journal. I was also the editor of a book
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12y ago
"...70% of the software we use today, she had a hand in..." Other than the weird grammar syntax, what the hell is that statement supposed to mean? A Grace Hooper doc would be great, would even make a good biopic, but something abo
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12y ago
I thought at first you were trying to say he was a meth addict :P
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12y ago
I'm a pretty huge fan of Linux Libertine for serif, although I'm not a fan of the Linux Biolinum. If it had a paired sans-serif that wasn't ugly, it'd be my 100% go to for general purpose documents.
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Wait, the Arduino needs to hooked up to the PC via serial port? I was going to post something along the lines of "USELESS!!!", but then again it doesn't mean it isn't a good learning exercise. All the same, I would quite
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12y ago
The problem is that these passwords are used on everything from printer services to cisco vpn access to federated network ("eduroam") where "client-side" isn't somethin McGill controls. McGill does some beautiful IT
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12y ago
> (Yeah, I know I should switch to Git, but I really like Hg.) A bit OT but don't apologise for being more proficient in an unpopular/less accepted tool than most are with a popular/more accepted one. Tired of people shitt
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Bypassing Basic Authentication in PHP Applications
(armoredcode.com)
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12y ago
I understand how sending an SMS text is 2-step verification, however this article then tries to expand this to include smartphone apps like Google Authenticator, which is just wrong. The argument they use is that Google Authenticator is som
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12y ago
What I'm getting from this is that TwitPic was just holding the pictures hostage until it got the ransom it decided it deserved.
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12y ago
Dunno why you're being downvoted. XMPP, other than being the bomb, is open. http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6121 http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6120
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This is ultra-cool! I wonder why they didn't take advantage of the fact that it could draw a huge amount of lines in a small amount of time and tweak their edge-detection algorithm to draw more lines. Anyway, I'm sure there was ve
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12y ago
The pricing chart is really interesting. Can't decide if it's cheaper than GitHub. Pricing wise, you can't really beat BitBucket, but GitGo seems to have a really interesting approach to aesthetics.
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12y ago
Doesn't the torrent protocol lend itself to huge amounts of data? Plus, you can select which files to download in the protocol.
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12y ago
I don't understand why they wouldn't just put the pictures up on BitTorrent?
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12y ago
He probably means that it allows him to focus on the backend by making the frontend easy to develop.
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12y ago
The "active ingredients" are countless of microbiota, not all of which we've seen before. Even if we did know exactly what makes up the flora/microbiom of a healthy and happy gut, we'd likely never be able to get an
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I don't know much about the Android environment, and I get that regardless you're storing keys in a hostile environment, but would using the Android KeyChain to store the passwords instead work? https://developer.androi