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by kukx 10y ago
"Promises to restore the databases in return for a ransom payment are dubious, since there's no evidence the attackers copied the data before deleting it." I guess the high risk of getting nothing in return is affecting the p
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by kukx 10y ago
Good point, I changed the title to make it clear.
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Resume: 11 Things to Consider with Side Projects(msdn.microsoft.com)
3 points by kukx 10y ago|3 comments
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Trump: No computer safe from hacking(politico.com)
3 points by kukx 10y ago|1 comments
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by kukx 10y ago
Also, in C# the string interpolation works only on literal strings at compile time. So it's not possible to inject a malicious code this way from outside of the source code.
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Bootstraping a slightly more secure laptop [video](media.ccc.de)
3 points by kukx 10y ago|0 comments
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by kukx 10y ago
Could you provide a screenshot of the problem you encounter?
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by kukx 10y ago
The link leads to 404, at least for me.
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Is Most Published Research Wrong? [video](youtube.com)
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by kukx 10y ago
I'm excited about this development. I'm really looking forward to a web implementation of Material Design that is not bound to Angular 1 and is production ready. I did a few projects using React + Material Design that was enabled
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Why is Firefox still not supporting .webp?(reddit.com)
65 points by kukx 10y ago|35 comments
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by kukx 10y ago
Isn't it in this case just an implementation detail without any meaningful consequences (apart from interop)? - I'm trying to find a way to benefit from it. I wrote some code to compare the two approaches and see what's going
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by kukx 10y ago
The Add method signature could be simplified from void Add(ref Matrix, ref Matrix, out Matrix) to Matrix Add(ref Matrix, ref Matrix). Also, could you elaborate what you mean by out returns? Normal returns could be considered "out retur
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.NET Framework – What's New in C# 7.0(msdn.microsoft.com)
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by kukx 10y ago
Wouldn't it lead to just higher internet plans prices? I can also imagine hackers ddosing themselves to get the $$ from the nodes and unfortunate users. And what about international traffic? Same charge for everyone, US citizens and Ni
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by kukx 10y ago
You suggest it's probing. Then how would the full scale attack look like? Also, how does probing help the perpetrators, doesn't it lead to better defenses in the future?
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Canada-EU trade talks with Wallonia collapse as Freeland heads home(cbc.ca)
44 points by kukx 10y ago|48 comments
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by kukx 10y ago
Please consider using a thicker font. This one is not very readable on my device (Windows 10 + Chrome + 17" 100PPI display). I can read it, but it's not a pleasant experience. [edited]
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by kukx 10y ago
I don't think it makes much, if any difference. The internet can be used to spread misinformation, but it can also be used for fact checking. So the net outcome is not that obvious. I'm curious to see some hard data on this subjec
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by kukx 10y ago
Is this time any different than previous? Well at least the fear of nuclear annihilation is smaller. It's kinda normal for the US to think it's on the brink of a disaster. And it's normal for Europeans to think the US suprema
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by kukx 10y ago
> Germany doesn't have many internal issues ... It has huge problems with its exports. Roughly half of its GDP comes from export. And since the 2008 financial crisis that hit other exporting countries so hard, Germany only grew its
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by kukx 10y ago
> ... not earth shattering In 2015 the revenue from the UK constituted 15.6% of total EU revenues for that year. It's a significant share. > ... the tax would go to national governments and not the EU budget. In 2012 the Commissi
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by kukx 10y ago
The European Union is looking for a way to fill the budget hole that will inevitably appear after Brexit. The current EU budget is set for years 2014-2020 and Great Britain is the third largest net contributor to it, behind only Germany and
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Put Globalization to Work for Democracies(nytimes.com)
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by kukx 10y ago
Side note: if you are hungry for more interactive fiction, I highly recommend "Lost Pig" by Grunk[0]: http://iplayif.com/?story=http%3A//mirror.ifarchive.org/if-a... [0] http://grunk.org&
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by kukx 10y ago
There's an interesting comment about a similar thing happening with rattle snakes. It seems they evolve into silent snakes to better avoid human predators: http://www.abc15.com/news/region-phoenix-metro/centra
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by kukx 10y ago
For those interested in what the leaked emails contained, here's a related article: http://www.dailydot.com/layer8/redhack-turkey-albayrak-censo...
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by kukx 10y ago
Inclusive Design Toolkit ( https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/design/practice#toolkit ) consists of a downloadable manual and activities. The manual is an overview of the inclusive design problem. The activities are mo
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by kukx 10y ago
It reminds me of DCPU-16 that was supposed to be a part of the cancelled 0x10c game[0]. The specs[1] of the cpu and other hardware where published and the community created emulators, tools and programs around it [2][3]. Even custom, virtua
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by kukx 10y ago
Good catch. It seems that the "Object" string doesn't provide any crucial characters for further steps; in this case the literal curly brackets aren't needed.

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