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Ask HN: What are the attack vectors for a mobile app?
1 points by moopling 10y ago|0 comments
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by moopling 10y ago
Does interns/visa imply that you are happy to accept interns from other countries? I'm interested in applying but I'm studying engineering in the UK
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by moopling 10y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h2cs8QLnxlU Is in Russian but has English subtitles
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by moopling 10y ago
I think that is pretty obviously what he is saying.
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by moopling 10y ago
I was talking to a Spanish friend of mine about the same thing. They thought the Spanish government would be quick to sign some kind of agreement to keep expats there, as many of them are pensioners and who function as a kind of cash inject
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by moopling 11y ago
Presumably if the general reaction whenever someone raised an issue involving bigotry was for everyone to instantly take on board what they were saying, you might be right. From my experience however, that is definetly not the world we live
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Sonic hedgehog gene(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by moopling 11y ago|0 comments
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by moopling 11y ago
I think I might go so far as to say I don't really think either of you know what you are talking about. Monopolies are created by barriers to entry into a market, this can include things like state regulation, but also things like inte
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by moopling 11y ago
Depends, depends... Fracturing of a flaw requires much less energy than plastic deformation. So it is really a question of whether it deformed first and then cracked, or fractured early. In the latter case, possibly caused by a flaw or very
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by moopling 11y ago
The invisible hand, was nowhere to be seen...
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by moopling 11y ago
I get what you're trying to say, but there's an interesting point to be made here about absolute vs relative risk: imagine for instance your absolute chance of getting cancer was less than 0.0005%
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by moopling 11y ago
Having access to another computer while you are setting up really helps. Have the wiki up for cross reference until you have a desktop environment. You can't use debs, but that isn't important as arch has a really nice package man
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by moopling 11y ago
I had a very minimal amount of linux knowledge before jumping into arch as a distro: been using it for just over a year now and it was definitely a great choice. The best thing about arch in my opinion is the wiki, it has pretty much everyt
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by moopling 11y ago
The gigacounter predicts the sieverts/h based on the local amount of radiation and by assuming that is the dosage all parts of your body are exposed to. If significantly less of your body is actually exposed to that level of radiation
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by moopling 11y ago
Hard work may give you an edge over other people in the same job role, so seniority way be seen as somewhat correlated with hard work within a position, but across job roles pay is much more dependent on other factors for instance the oppor
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What part of “No, Totally” don't you understand?(newyorker.com)
157 points by moopling 12y ago|75 comments
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by moopling 12y ago
Interestingly https://vote.heliosvoting.org/faq gives the answer no to "Should we start using Helios for public-office elections?" on the grounds the people's computers are too easily compromised for this to
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by moopling 12y ago
It seems to me that people often undervalue the short term effects of drugs. Sure they can reduce the length and quality of your life, but in turn they can also draw you closer to the other people in your life and give you wonderful memorie