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by level 11y ago
I'm not an encryption guy, so I'm probably totally off base, but how does this work in terms of decryption? When you 'friend' someone, are you sharing your decryption key with that person? That seems very vulnerable to m
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by level 11y ago
Many of our current encryption algorithms can be broken by sufficiently powerful quantum computers [1]. We're still a while off from usable quantum computers, but they are coming, eventually. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by level 11y ago
Thanks for the reply! I'll take a look at it soon, I'll definitely grab these again. I think the version I used was from July, so it's definitely outdated.
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by level 11y ago
I got the M1530 back in 2008. Not my primary machine, but it's definitely reliable.
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by level 11y ago
I'm using these for my smart mirror project, and tied them by index to the Yahoo Weather API.[1][2] There isn't a perfect one-to-one relationship between the API codes and the icons, but it's pretty close. My one complaint ab
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by level 11y ago
That's funny, I've actually been doing the exact same thing, RPi2 and a Hover. I have a few blog posts about it here which I was going to post after the project is finished.[1] I actually just bought all the wood to build the fram
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by level 11y ago
It's probably used to weed out targets such as the blog author, who know it's a scam already, rather than connecting them to a real person and wasting the attacker's time.
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by level 11y ago
In case you haven't seen it, here's a similar article on making a tiny ELF executable. [1] [1] http://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/software/tiny/teensy.htm...
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by level 11y ago
I don't even mind the multiple restarts, the part that bothers me is that I have to babysit Windows Update as soon as my machine finishes restarting, tell it to get updates, tell it to install now, and then have it restart again. If Wi
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by level 12y ago
This[1] paper from Google also covers how SMART stats relate to drive failures. This line from the conclusion kind of wraps things up: > We find, for example, that after their first scan error, drives are 39 times more likely to fail wit
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by level 12y ago
> This article is for computer engineers who would like to have a high-level understanding of how the dual parity calculation works, without diving into all of the mathematical details. That is more in depth, but is a lot more math heav
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by level 12y ago
Given the recent abundance of jQuery alternatives, that's a big assumption to make. It's always disappointing when I find some code I want to use and it has a bunch of dependencies that make it not an option.
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by level 12y ago
Sweet alert is definitely bloated, but Wow Alert also depends on jQuery which is +80KB, so saying it's only 5KB is a bit deceptive.
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by level 12y ago
I got the N56VZ a while back and I found it using the same method. If you don't use the blu-ray drive (and who does, really?) it's pretty trivial to swap it out with a new drive caddy. I put the HDD in there because I heard people
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by level 12y ago
My guess would be that they found someone an address of someone with ties to a celebrity, compromised their account through security questions, and then found more personal information and iCloud accounts by going the contacts of each perso
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by level 12y ago
Disclaimer: I work for Hitachi-ID, although my comment is my own and I am not speaking on behalf of them. I work for a company that does this, [Hitachi-ID]( http://hitachi-id.com/ ), on a corporate level. We have a piece of s
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by level 12y ago
Open Filezilla, doubleclick todo.txt, click on the format menu button.
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by level 12y ago
I'm currently running Chrome 35.0.1916.153 on Ubuntu 14.04 with XFCE and clicking once in the address bar highlights everything all. Don't know why mine is acting different than yours, maybe they changed that since you last tried
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by level 12y ago
If it ain't broke...
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by level 12y ago
The story was only cheesy if you took it at face value. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braid_(video_game)#Plot
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by level 12y ago
The closing quote on the <script src"..."> tag in the "1. Add slowlane.js to Your Website" section is missing. Not really an issue, but it looks unprofessional.
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by level 12y ago
Because that's not really making it private. If you have each word hashed and a rainbow table full of hashes matched to words, it's very easily reversible. It doesn't really introduce any privacy. Not to mention the computati
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by level 12y ago
Call me nitpicky, but it always bugs me when someone references some content, but doesn't link to it. Specifically the XKCD and Stackoverflow links. Link to the comic and question specifically, rather than making me go hunt for that co
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by level 12y ago
netflix.com is another big one
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by level 13y ago
I absolutely agree with this. I talked with a major contributor to http://www.blackgirlscode.com/ and he helped me understand that it's not about keeping men back or fighting sexism with sexism, it's about providi
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by level 13y ago
This is still Windows only. If anything Mono now has more resources to pull from to improve their project.
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by level 13y ago
Oh, that makes it much easier to imagine.
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by level 13y ago
> Voice Actions > Register your app to handle voice actions, like "Ok Google, take a note." I think this is what most interests me. Hopefully we won't be locked into Google's pre-defined tasks and developers can st
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by level 13y ago
Sounds a little like Jetpack Kitty. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/jetpack-kitty/id567551748?mt...