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   by leetbulb 8y ago

   Most vulnerabilities include or source from some sort of poor software engineering though, which may root from said issues, among other things. Most of these vulnerabilities (including some hardware vulnerabilities) are discovered and explo
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   by leetbulb 8y ago

   I love wire. Never have any issues with the desktop client nor mobile app. Even though it's Electron, it seems to be extremely focused on security. Unfortunately, it suffers from the same metadata issues as Signal. If you really need h
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   by leetbulb 8y ago

   Also have a Brother laser printer. I got one on sale a few years ago for about the same price as an inkjet cartridge. Haven't had to replace the toner since I purchased it. It was definitely the best office investment I've ever ma
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   by leetbulb 8y ago

   Agreed. Looks fine here at 27" 2160p (no scaling) and on my 13" 900p macbook air
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   by leetbulb 8y ago

   Ah, must have missed that video :P Thanks!
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   by leetbulb 8y ago

   I'm intrigued. What channel? I greatly appreciate this type of intuition / problem solving. AvE is one of my favorite.
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   by leetbulb 8y ago

   Yep, it was TWC prior to Spectrum -- other reply to my comment states the same thing. Crazy.
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   by leetbulb 8y ago

   Charter, Spectrum, Charter Spectrum, whatever the hell it is now, stopped offering 300Mbps in my area about a year ago (from what I've been told: due to low demand). However, they allowed my account to remain at 300Mbps, likely because
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   by leetbulb 8y ago

   This is great! Thanks! I've built few GraphQL API's with Serverless and have always wondered if AppSync was the best way to handle Subscriptions, and have also never seen a decent implementation like this.
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    I use the Android app as well. It saved me in a pinch a few days ago when I had to pay for my doctor visit and was unable to find my bank card.
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    Ever since I started playing around with game development, I've learned so many important things. It's also extremely rewarding to see and interact with everything you're writing in the form of a game. I'd highly recomme
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    Totally agree here. You'll have no issues in your career if you can write software that increases revenue for a company. Sure, being able to visualize and implement data structures and algorithms is extremely useful, but I wouldn'
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    USPS is going to fold before I receive my package :(
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    Honestly, I'd much rather work for the US Govt. than some snazzy SV company, regardless of pay.
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    Got it! Thanks!
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    I skimmed through because it sounds fairly click-baity... From what I gather, they're claiming to have solved NP-complete problems to some degree with some abstract form algorithm? I'm genuinely interested, if anyone can explain w
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    SQS is just a simple message queue: messages queue up and once consumed, they're gone. Kinesis is more like Kafka, being durable and replayable. Amazon MQ is just hosted ActiveMQ. All three have different use cases.
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    This is really cool, but are there any uses for this outside of slow-mo shots in showbiz? Certainly interpolated frames lack the fidelity to be of scientific use.
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    From what I understand, quantum entanglement is used in "secure communications" as a key exchange (more of a distribution, as a third-party is required to distribute the entangled photons) (QKD - See: BB84 for example). Following
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    Question: If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Aristo's Answer: Yes (there is a medium-Air) Confidence: 52.89% Glad that one is solved :)
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    AI and the End of the World (CCC – GPN18) [video](youtube.com)

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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    > Frankly, I expect more from my remotes then I do my in-house because they have fewer distractions and no commute. Been working remote for 6+ years and I agree. I can work hard as hell because of this... It's great!
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    Aside from what I would imagine being an absolute nightmare on climbs, the auto-shift is genius. Thanks for sharing that! I cannot imagine the maintenance on some of these designs.
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    I have a few Waveshare brand e-ink displays to play around with. They are really cool!
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    I just spent the past few hours going through the tutorials. Amazing work!
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    I agree with this 100%. If you absolutely must disclose the vulnerability to them, consult with a lawyer. Otherwise, forget it ever happened. EDIT: Depending on what potentially-logged http requests your curiosity lead you through, you may
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    I've found https://schema.io to be pleasant to work with. Check the docs, seriously, it's cool - there's a reason why it's called "schema".
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    It's currently running as an omnibus installation on a KVM node. 8GB of memory and 4 vCPU (E3-1230v6). Anything more than 4GB of memory and a couple cores appears to be sufficient for our use.
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    Same here. After a few years and moving it around from server to server (switched hosts a couple times), it's run flawlessly and upgrades are just one apt-get upgrade away...never had a single issue with that. We have 40+ projects and
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    by leetbulb 8y ago

    Among some of these, I've also built an internal microservice for analyzing URL redirect chains. Input a URL and it will provide me with all of the redirects it goes through and information for each one including method (html meta, 301