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by mixedbit 12y ago
I don't know how the system is currently implemented by automatic traffic signs recognition is already possible, see for example this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hU7yHQkg-7U
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by mixedbit 12y ago
A question is how much entropy a string like this has? Say you have 10 million English songs, if you always start a password with the first letter from a song, and choose the password to have between 20-30 letters, you only have about 26 bi
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by mixedbit 12y ago
Aren't you concern that technical cooperation with a huge company like MS will slow down your progress?
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by mixedbit 12y ago
I only hope that an intention of this project isn't to "smoothly" kill support for Persona. From a PR perspective this could look nicely: we kill the project that you depend on, but here is some quite inferior alternative tha
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by mixedbit 12y ago
If you use Persona, the site doesn't need to send any emails (As I wrote this is a drawback in comparison to Persona, a traditional password based mechanism has the same problem).
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by mixedbit 12y ago
One of drawbacks of this mechanism compared to Persona is that a web server needs to be configured to send emails with tokens using site's own email credentials. This isn't easy to setup reliably for a small site. A malicious user
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by mixedbit 12y ago
Very nice! Consider adding an option to save a result as a multiline JS string (for inlining in JS code).
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Show HN: Realistic interior visualization with WebGL(shapespark.com)
1 points by mixedbit 12y ago|0 comments
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by mixedbit 12y ago
They could go further with the experiment to check if a material of which the battery content is composed matters or if the stiffness of the content is the only important factor. They could for example check how bounciness changes when a ba
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by mixedbit 12y ago
The largest door in the kitchen is the refrigerator door. Kitchen equipment with front panels matching the furniture panels are quite popular (refrigerators can be bought without front panels, panels can be then bought together with furnitu
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by mixedbit 12y ago
IKEA catalog in few years ;) http://www.shapespark.com/formikodesign/old-brewery-apartmen...
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by mixedbit 12y ago
Thank you for checking this.
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by mixedbit 12y ago
Thank you :) > The See A Demo link does nothing for me... This is bad. It must be some corner case, maybe some Chrome add-on interaction (we tested the button with vanilla Chrome on Windows)? We'll have a look at this. > The cont
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Shapespark: WebGL-based architectural visualizations(shapespark.com)
6 points by mixedbit 12y ago|4 comments
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by mixedbit 12y ago
If process isolation is already done, disabling stack dumps for crypto processes seems like a logical next step that shouldn't be hard to accomplish.
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by mixedbit 12y ago
Maybe encryption/decryption could be performed in a separate, isolated process, which stack would never be sent? It seems like Chrome multiprocess architecture could allow for this.
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by mixedbit 12y ago
No, this is a very wise strategy that puts users' interests before short-sighted goals to increase revenue at all cost. Companies need to understand it, users' interest must come first, revenue will follow.
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by mixedbit 12y ago
> I have yet to regret trusting people to keep documents as private as I request. Keeping shared content private is always to a large extend a matter of social trust. No technological solution can fully enforce permissions that you have
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by mixedbit 12y ago
To support the point from the article. StackOverflow had to put significant effort to figure out a policy that would allow some links to have a 'nofollow' attribute but wouldn't impede organic traffic from Google (see a disc
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by mixedbit 12y ago
Getting accustomed to allowing public access to development services doesn't sound like a good idea.
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by mixedbit 12y ago
>> Why are writers valued as they are? It is also a supply problem. A lot of good things that were written in the past are still valuable today. New writers need to compete for people's reading time with more and more great write
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by mixedbit 12y ago
The problem is that in most case it doesn't. Like in the example from this post, where users can no longer run fully open browser. Or when you buy a game and are unable to play it because your internet link is down. I have never seen a
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by mixedbit 12y ago
Which in reality translates to: DRM is about screwing honest users, pirates always find a way around it.
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by mixedbit 12y ago
A drawback is that a proxy won't be able to filter HTTPS traffic.
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by mixedbit 12y ago
Mozilla maintains firebug.
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by mixedbit 12y ago
I'm a long time Firefox fan, but very recently I played for the first time with IE 11 memory profiler and I must say, this is the best profiler out there.
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by mixedbit 12y ago
I don't think a license was a problem in this case. Do we know of any companies that internally improved OpenSSL and did not open source the changes? For a crypto infrastructure code like this, it would be a very strange strategy. It d
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Heroku patches recent Linux PTY vulnerability(status.heroku.com)
1 points by mixedbit 12y ago|0 comments
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by mixedbit 12y ago
I like it, although colorful banner ad at the bottom does not fit well with this design. On the other hand, banners ads rarely fit well with any design.
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by mixedbit 12y ago
Reminds me of a password security policy that listed few SQL statements that can't be used in passwords.

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