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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Ironically, HN itself so happens to do it right - it permits you to have only a user/password. Reddit is the same, so is github, stackoverflow. I've never heard of pervasive problems on either of these sites. I don't submit m
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Oh wait, I forgot this is HN, where conforming to retarded dogma is the only way to be cool.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Gee, you're going to have a hard time with bitcoin, hidden tor services, etc. A) Customers locking themselves out of accounts B) Accounts being stolen by identity theft Pick one. > I'm sure you could tell your customers "y
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
oh right, i just assumed it happened recently
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Dog's Device (Python grammar edge-case)(stackoverflow.com)
3 points by lhgaghl 13y ago|1 comments
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
If they're relying on multiple weak pieces of information like this for security, they still aren't secure, and now they just created a huge pain in the ass for any user of their system, as they have to somehow know all the pieces
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
At the bottom in tiny text it says: "Published January 29, 2014" Also, in the source: <meta property="article:published_time" content="2014-01-29T01:49:03.309Z">
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
If they're relying on such information for security, they aren't secure in the first place.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Jesus fucking christ. Stop making websites accept anything other than a username+password/token for authentication, and this kind of retarded shit would never happen. It's somehow still the status quo to make backdoors to recover
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
As someone who has never used a credit card and never will due utter disgust in that they can't even get basic authentication right, here's a big fuck you. I am a constant victim of retarded sites that try to pin down some identit
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
> When they can’t find you in their database, they pull irrelevant questions associated with somebody else’s dossier — especially if you have a common name like I do. How is this not an information leak? If I know there is only one other
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Ironically, when I opened this page it showed me this: https://image.bayimg.com/d3e7f68ca0e50daf6e77a0eb56eb2b6c61e...
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
It looks like a mac.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
I'm not sure what you mean. Are you avoiding it until guidance on how to use it in a tax compliant way is made? Or are you planning to not use it if IRS gets involved?
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Waterken has solved phishing/authentication/CSRF/clickjacking all at once by doing approximately nothing. It has existed for years. waterken.sourceforge.net See specifically: http://waterken.sourceforge.net/we
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
As an investor that's a bad idea. As a citizen of a democracy this is also a bad idea... IRS should have no problem with bitcoin, as it's more traceable than cash. You seem to think IRS will kill bitcoin for no good reason, in whi
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
LOL. I actually laughed IRL when I read the article title. Java is a language that's supposed to have encapsulation. Now they are wondering if developers are breaking encapsulation to the point that they need a survey? What a joke. Jav
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Oh, I used to use that site until it needed Java. Now it has alternatives so I can use it again, thanks!
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
that worked. thanks!
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Oh, it's probably because you have flash...
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
I tried and it just asks me to download a .SWF file: www.youtube.com/v/z0zD3pOG-Tk
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
But if i go to maps.google.com and zoom in, it apparently is using flash and doesn't work. The linked site does work. I'm guessing there's some API you can use for google maps, and it uses the non-flash version. But is there
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Can't watch any of the videos linked because youtube asks me to sign in to prove my age. And to sign up, it asks for cell phone number to send an SMS to verify. Perhaps because I use tor. Anyone have a usable source? If you have the vi
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
How does it work without flash?? I was never able to use street view because in google maps when you zoom in it just says in a popup: To use street view, you need Adobe Flash Player version 10 or newer. Get the latest Flash Player.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
> Will robots steal our jobs? It's not stealing if I don't want it.
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"wev developer" wiki mentions every web framework except node.js(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by lhgaghl 13y ago|1 comments
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Finally, we can have the technology they had in the 70s. I hope we reach 80s tech by 2024.
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
Heh. Just watched Beavis and Butt-Head Do America recently. "The stolen biological weapon attracts the attention of the ATF, headed by Agent Flemming who orders a body cavity search on everyone he encounters" https://en
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
> But the authorities, hospital and doctors all refused to comment, and, a few days ago, the city and county settled the lawsuit by paying Eckert $1.6 million. Holy fuck people are stupid. $1.6 million is not nearly enough. I would be sm
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by lhgaghl 13y ago
What? I didn't write this. And gmail is up for me. HN is making users post false claims.

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