medecau

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   by medecau 12y ago

   What you're talking about requires deep packet inspection. I don't see why AWS would do that on a platform that has the potencial to generate an enormous amount of HTTP traffic. The costs of operating something like this would hav
2. 152.▲
   by medecau 12y ago

   http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0274/ I'm not entirely sure how to interpret the PEP header. It dates back to 2001 and was updated in 2012. It's probably in python since 2.3 but maybe 2.7(2010
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   by medecau 12y ago

   Can confirm they're both different from mine. I got a palindrome problem.
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   by medecau 12y ago

   Would BT be the UK's version of Comcast?
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   by medecau 12y ago

   I'm not entyrelly sure but I believe that the event mentioned was the genesis for the GamerGate thing. Just search gamergate to get an idea of the mess.
6. 156.▲
   by medecau 12y ago

   are you sure it's not salmon? anyway, it doesn't look relevant to me.
7. 157.▲
   by medecau 12y ago

   What about ÜBER?
8. 158.▲
   by medecau 12y ago

   The NSA did not make Netflix slower.
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   by medecau 12y ago

   How about public docs so everyone can write their drivers?
10. 160.▲
    by medecau 12y ago

    Can you go into detail? What kind of plugin is it? How do you monetize it?
11. 161.▲
    by medecau 13y ago

    ITT: new IP to avg. income db.
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    Notes on Boilerplate Detectection using Shallow Text Features(medecau.com)

    1 points by medecau 13y ago|0 comments
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    by medecau 13y ago

    Straight out of The Gentleman Guide to Counter Intelligence http://pastebin.com/irj4Fyd5
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    30 years ago Newsweek(textfiles.com)

    2 points by medecau 13y ago|0 comments
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    by medecau 13y ago

    BBVA client here. This is surprising to say the least. The BBVA online banking is a prime example of a forgotten service to their clients. The .pt website will often output errors in Spanish. Not sure if I should expect the tech to trickle
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    by medecau 13y ago

    > krugman.nyt
17. 167.▲
    by medecau 13y ago

    Or Florida.
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    by medecau 13y ago

    http://imgur.com/75VQJ2K
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    by medecau 13y ago

    lessmeme.com reddit.com/r/worldnews
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    by medecau 13y ago

    Not sure what's on baby bottles but on beer bottles I see stuf like: - 2L - large coke - 1.5L - popular for large wate bottles and regular coke - 1L - Large beer bottles, medium coke and co., most family sized juice or iced tee packs, prett
21. 171.▲
    by medecau 13y ago

    Let's agree to disagree and move the fuck on.
22. 172.▲
    by medecau 13y ago

    You don't block the people you disagree with. You block the jerks, the obvious trolls, the negative shit aka noise.
23. 173.▲
    by medecau 13y ago

    But why now?
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    by medecau 13y ago

    "xkcd #1205 says I don't need it."
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    by medecau 13y ago

    First true laugh of the day, thanks.
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    by medecau 14y ago

    Is this resuming http://ryanhoover.me/post/43986871442/email-first-startups ? It's getting noisy in here. Edit: Here's the discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5279590
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    Releasing unaccepted work

    1 points by medecau 14y ago|0 comments
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    by medecau 14y ago

    end is a SHA1 of the ip+port of the endpoint so there won't be any collisions (hopefully)
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    by medecau 14y ago

    Switches behind NAT either have to configure a port to receive UDP directly or depend on some other switch for hole-punching.
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    by medecau 14y ago

    The use of UDP allows for "hole-punching". User A wants to send and receive messages with user B. Both are identified only by their IP and Port pair. User B does not know of user As intentions. So user A send switch C an UDP packet asking f