mparlane

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by mparlane 14y ago
Why not? I would.
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by mparlane 14y ago
http://ydal.de/a-records-on-top-level-domains/
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Show HN: The problem with .apple [remove the dot]
6 points by mparlane 14y ago|5 comments
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by mparlane 14y ago
My co-worker mentioned that they may need to change the word from tax to fee. Something to do with tax being a legal definition...
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by mparlane 14y ago
Am I imagining that the latest linux kernel added support for this?
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by mparlane 14y ago
It's a time intensive thing and not illegal if it's your own code/implementation. The google/oracle case shows that the api is not copyrightable but the implementation is.
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by mparlane 14y ago
From IRC (don't shoot the messenger, please..): <_Christina_> no github, i dont like revision control
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Magenta - "It is fully binary compatible with iPhone OS 5.0"(crna.cc)
326 points by mparlane 14y ago|124 comments
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by mparlane 14y ago
sscheper, I love your average on HN (-.2). In response to jsprinkles: I do believe this was just a hack and not exactly intended for public consumption but someone decided "hey that's pretty cool let's chuck it on the web". Which has the ob
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by mparlane 14y ago
Information you have access to: External ip addresses of requestees. Internal ip addresses of requestees. To some, this is very useful...
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by mparlane 14y ago
I hope people trust 37signals.
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by mparlane 14y ago
I realise this, I used Chrome as the example as I imagine it has the largest audience of users here. I wish I could set incognito per site. I.e. opt in to cookie keeping. e.g. set cookie_keeping=true for gmail.com.
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by mparlane 14y ago
Now imagine if Chrome made incognito browsing the default and you had to access a submenu to get a cookie keeper. Disrupt the web!
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by mparlane 14y ago
This was my exact thought about leakedin. One of the easiest and best methods of scraping real passwords. Even if it is just the hashes.
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by mparlane 14y ago
How much do you expect it to make annually ? If it's millions then 30k doesn't mean much. If it's 5k then 30k means a lot.
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by mparlane 14y ago
Exactly, most commonly with these things is that the db was dumped which does not imply that the source code was accessed. If the source code was accessed they normally don't need a db dump. (unless it was read-only) The first section of th
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by mparlane 14y ago
How embarrasing.. 1 MILLION dollars. [ dr evil ] I meant.
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Shweeb [overhead monorail] wins $1m from Google in 2010(shweeb.co.nz)
3 points by mparlane 14y ago|2 comments
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by mparlane 14y ago
An even better way of securely storing your passwords would be to mix them around on entry to your bcrypt hash function in a unique way that makes it impossible to brute force your leaked password hashes without having access to the code th
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by mparlane 14y ago
How big do you imagine this file would be ? And I am sure someone could eventually create one..
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by mparlane 14y ago
I found it very hard not to disagree with this. And I won't try. The only thing that makes a console different than a phone is the interface and the display. To which I much prefer a console on my big (and yet inexpensive) tv.
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by mparlane 14y ago
It's a strange scenario to be in. Obviously he wants the extra 100k, but if he said "even if we don't get it I will still add python support" then no one would have donated that extra 93k. And then if he doesn't get the 100k and still adds
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by mparlane 14y ago
I'm curious, if they don't hit the 300k needed, will they go back on their word and support python anyway?
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by mparlane 14y ago
I am not sure why shane_armstrong had his comment downvoted to oblivion, as I can see why epileptics would want to stay away from these. Even my brain was having a hard time comprehending what was going on. They sure are "eye-catching". And
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Starforge - First Playable Release (procedural world, Minecraft + Halo)(youtube.com)
1 points by mparlane 14y ago|0 comments
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by mparlane 14y ago
I have that actually :\ Google blog posts stopped displaying after I installed it. I thought that was slightly ironic.
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by mparlane 14y ago
"I'm at work" I can choose to use a Firefox stand alone install, but that does not have flash set up. And the world is still lonely without it. In essence, I have been too lazy to find a better solution than the "it's there and it just work
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by mparlane 14y ago
Lastpass.com works for me in IE8, your makeover does not. So what would make me want to recommend it ? I'm at work, so maybe Lastpass wouldn't be something I would use here anyway. Edit: I should note that I did eventually open it in Firefo
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by mparlane 14y ago
Some people are still stuck there.
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by mparlane 14y ago
You don't need to destroy them to make them ineffective. Just find a way to produce a high number of false positives legally. Or hell, get 10 mates to fire some shots in 10 different locations while you make your hit.

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