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A Non-GA Solution to the Grid Problem (Unique Magic Square)(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
1 points by minxomat 10y ago|0 comments
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by minxomat 10y ago
> The quote "An alleged scientific discovery has no merit unless it can be explained to a barmaid." is popularly attributed to Lord Rutherford of Nelson in as stated in Einstein, the Man and His Achievement By G. J. Whitrow, Do
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Poking the Bear: Is TunnelBear’s Client Safe to Use?(medium.com)
1 points by minxomat 10y ago|0 comments
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by minxomat 10y ago
It does happen: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13038500
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by minxomat 10y ago
There's a free tier and a paid tier. The free tier has 2GB of space, limited number of FTP accounts and limited PHP functions (file sockets, cURL are disabled). You can basically run a Wordpress instance, but not a complex application.
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by minxomat 10y ago
ISPs don't care much about correctness at all if it impacts performance on their side in any way. That's why many people can't actually change their DNS even if they want to (unless you run a local resolver)[1]. [1] - https:
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by minxomat 10y ago
Elaborate? I have dozens of freenom domains (not just .tk, but also the other free TLDs like .ga et al.). I don't use them for critical (or commercial) services, but I've never had any issues - they are free after all. DotTK and n
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by minxomat 10y ago
Take this with as many grains of salt as you like. I may or may not share opinions expressed in this article, but above all, I wanted to share it because I found it to be interesting.
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What Happens When You Talk About Salaries at Google(wired.com)
3 points by minxomat 10y ago|3 comments
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by minxomat 10y ago
The question for many residential internet users is: Just because I set my DNS to Google's, do my request really arrive there? Or does my ISP use transparent DNS proxies? I know that for many ISPs around here (Telekom especially), sett
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by minxomat 10y ago
> But it is clear that something happened, and that riseup is unable to speak about it publicly. “Riseup will shut down rather than endanger activists,” the spokesperson said. “We aren’t going to shut down, because there is no danger to
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by minxomat 10y ago
> and the "fix it to get off the list" statement, too Is addressed as "(This doesn't concern FTP servers that are public by design.)" > seen unknowing managers go These are not the people managing the FOSS mir
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by minxomat 10y ago
> Thanks for destroying the web, btw! Works for me. > Open FTP servers are an asset, not a risk, as they're ideal for distributing downloads, uodates, packages, etc. I agree, I use many of them frequently. > Thanks to your eff
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by minxomat 10y ago
In addition to openftp4[1] (where some folks already discovered their own server[2]), I recently published c4[3], one of the more exhaustive list of public facing IP cams that use the default password. Many of them can even be controlled re
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Run Ubuntu Server on an SD Card(dmitry.gr)
3 points by minxomat 10y ago|0 comments
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by minxomat 10y ago
The CCV check Chrome does doesn't compare the entered CCV against anything stored at all. Instead, it charges a small amount to verify the credit card. See my comment below. Your mileage my vary, but I'd be very surprised if it do
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by minxomat 10y ago
This is what happens to me: 1) Google Chrome doesn't always explicitly ask for a CCV. If it does, the browser dialog opens. 2) It actually charges $1 per CCV check to verify the credit card. 3) If the CCV check is successful, it does t
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View (and sometimes control) one of 30k IP cameras(github.com)
1 points by minxomat 10y ago|0 comments
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How to deliver 410 Gbps in under 48 hours(medium.com)
1 points by minxomat 10y ago|0 comments
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by minxomat 10y ago
Weird. I get a timeout for that domain (everything else is fine), but only on my LTE connection. No issue on my fibre line.
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How to waste CPU and kill your disk by scaling 100M inefficiently(ayende.com)
2 points by minxomat 10y ago|0 comments
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TIO: Online IDE for code golfers(tio.run)
4 points by minxomat 10y ago|0 comments
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by minxomat 10y ago
I remember a talk of his about Perl sec issues in bugzilla (I think - correct me if I'm wrong here). Even though it was a problem that was a result of clearly bad code, he still blamed Perl for it. At first, I thought he was going for
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by minxomat 10y ago
I used my ME machine for office, some gaming (with some external peripherals) and some Q(uick)BASIC programming. I never had to reinstall it, having used it for at least 3 years basically every day. The 98 PCs were used in an SMB with older
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by minxomat 10y ago
I guess I'm in the 1% again. 95 was horrible, but ME or 2k never failed to install for me and even handled then-legacy drivers w/o any issues. Was there the occasional BSOD? Sure, but I experienced much more on my Windows 10 machi
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by minxomat 10y ago
Someone with minor poisoning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=364GFrNa3wA > Yeah I was thrashing around in pain, until I cracked a joke and felt emotionally better. That's why I picked up my camera and decided to ch
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Ai has a website at it's TLD root(gist.github.com)
2 points by minxomat 10y ago|0 comments
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Visualize data with maps in seconds(mapinseconds.com)
2 points by minxomat 10y ago|0 comments
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by minxomat 10y ago
Mixing cygwin and WSL in one sentence is generally a bad idea. cygwin even says right on their website that it is not a way to run linux or unix programs on Windows. cygwin and WSL serve the complete opposite purpose. WSL (and flinux) enabl
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by minxomat 10y ago
Yes, really. I specifically talked about GitHub pages: > Static pages can be hosted for free with GitHub pages, but these can only contain client-side code. And your other point: > you can host a static page on a different infrastruct

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