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Global CDN with a fixed monthly cost and a capped bandwidth. For example, pay 100$/month and get up to 1Gb/s, traffic above this limit is dropped. Providers today offer uncapped bandwidth, some, like Amazon, without any cost cap,
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If the attacker fully controls the decoding JavaScript, I don't get why the exploit is encoded in the banner and not directly included in JavaScript?
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The argument that the only advantage of Electron is cross platform portability is not true. Electron tries to duplicate what is already a main stream approach for deploying backend services. The only reliable and sane way do have a stable b
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Exactly, no approach is clearly correct: https://ux.stackexchange.com/questions/93350/an-intuitive-wa...
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From my experience AV software makes life of small developers targeting Windows platform harder, so an argument can be made that Microsoft is actually helping independent developers by improving installation and update experience. We often
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Great to hear that you continue to iterate on Persona idea. It is a little pity that Portier wasn't announced earlier, preferably together with Persona shutdown decision. Many sites that are using Persona already migrated login flows a
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I was considering Aeron but I've read reviews that its adjustments are not very flexible, especially taller people were complaining that is is hard for them to adjust Aeron in a way that the chair is comfortable. Aeron has larger size,
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Do you know that they use Emscripten? SketchUp is using Ruby, so it may well be a rewrite in JS.
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SketchUp in a web browser
(my.sketchup.com)
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For both Google and Amazon the cheapest transfer you can have is 0.02 USD/GB, which in case of such attach gives 5.5k USD / hour, or 400k USD for three days of the attack.
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In this case such prove should be possible. Files creation dates would show that the files were downloaded when the teacher was absent. The dates would make it easy to associate this accident with your class and then, after asking a few que
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Is seed funding or seed funding through AngelList falling?
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Today the distinction between an European and US company is blurred, as it is easy to register business abroad or in multiple countries. Many European startups incorporate in the US from the beginning, but operate from EU, many open sister
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Another idea: if a new submission (but not older than some threshold, maybe 24h?) did not reach the front page, each up-vote resets the submission time. Now if a story is noticed and upvoted when it is already reaching the bottom of the &#
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For those not familiar with WebGL community. Cesium guys are the key contributors to the whole WebGL ecosystem. They for example are main authors of the glTF standard for delivering 3D assets optimized for the browser (adopted by many engi
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Calling this "the elephant in the room" is very insightful. It surprises me that AWS is so often recommended as the best choice for new businesses without large capital. AWS automatically scalable infrastructure changes DoS outcom
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You can store it gziped on your disks, just add 'Content-Encoding' and 'Content-Type' headers while returning it and remove .zip extension.
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Nice UI and nicely formatted output. Why does it return .zip that needs to be unpacked? To save bandwidth your could just use gzip 'Content-Encoding' end return the format requested by the user, which would be unpacked by the brow
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Dropbox discontinues rendering of HTML content
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You can't point DNS to any bucket, the bucket name must match the domain name.
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I don't think that false positives disqualify such approach.
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The rescuers in Italy are asking people to remain completely silent once in a while to try to communicate with trapped victims. I wondered if in a similar manner it would be technically possible to detect signal from phones that belong to t
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Amazon S3 has similar problems. To host static website you need use your domain name as the S3 bucket name. Amazon does not verify ownership of your domain, and bucket names use global namespace. Someone can easily block you from using S3 s
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It seems that this can be used to easily disallow hotlinking of content. It should be enough for a content hosting site to set any cookie (doesn't need to be a secret cookie) with the Same-site parameter and drop all requests without
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I've heard that to start a company in UK, a UK bank account is required, and it is pretty difficult for non-residents to get.
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In which EU country starting a company is the easiest and cheapest for people that are not residents of this country?
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Yes, but browsers design goal is to allow educated users to distinguish fake and legitimate sites (URL bar should never be forgeable). With mobile apps, the app can display anything and there is no way for even well educated user to recogni
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What Intel needs is some reason for people to do compute intensive tasks on their computers. Today games are probably the only popular type of app that requires abundant CPU power, for most other popular activities CPU usage is low which do
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Get content is protected, but error status is not. For example a site can check if an image that is shown only to logged users of some other site loads successfully (this leaks if a user is logged).
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One nice thing about this approach is that it also protects GET requests, which in many cases are impossible to protect with CSRF tokens. CSRF protection for GET requests is considered less crucial, because correctly designed GETs can not c
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