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by mrsaint 12y ago
Yes, it's very popular with JS to make code more modular. Remember that, although JavaScript is a object-oriented language, it isn't a class-based language - it's a prototype-based language. The best way to grasp the idea is
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Wow, this is seriously cool! No doubt it will mean more switching back and for between Firebug and Chrome DevTools. Or am I the last one still using Firebug?
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by mrsaint 12y ago
bl.spamcannibal.org is notorious for a higher error rate (false positives). It'd be crazy if a popular mail service provider like Yahoo categorized incoming mail based on results from Spam Cannibal. If I added them to my MTA, I'd
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Any reason KVM is not included in the analysis? I suppose it'd be also open to this attack?
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Why? Because it cannot just die yet! One of my most frequently used Windows app is in Delphi. Total Commander. ;)
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Hey, it comes with a cooling fan even! ;) So it has USB 2.0 + 3.0 and eSATA. According to this chart, r/w performance seems quite good (and certainly above USB 2.0): http://core0.staticworld.net/images/article&#x2F
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Is it just me or does the website have issues with character encoding? I am seeing things like "Bottom Up â€".
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by mrsaint 12y ago
My thoughts exactly. Sounds like a PR piece for Metascan. - "downloaded almost 12,000 apps" - I know there are a lot of apps out there, and a lot of crappy ones, but finding 12,000 apps to download from "third party stores&qu
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Too bad the SSL VPN concentrator from this article didn't apply a HMAC key that an attacker would have needed to know before he'd even been able to initiate a TLS handshake to probe the Heartbleed vulnerability. You can do this wi
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Very true. It's quite a difference if you talk about absolute numbers or about rates of growth.
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by mrsaint 12y ago
It looks like there have been already quite a few discussions among Wikipedia editors about this article (it's quite interesting to follow the comments chronologically). The main criticism I see is that the suggested article sounded li
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by mrsaint 12y ago
This could have been avoided had more web servers properly implemented OCSP stabling ( http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4366#section-3.6 ). That way it would have been the hoster of the website rather than the issuing CA be
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by mrsaint 12y ago
"It looks like you've encountered an error: Origin is not supported. Destination is not supported." Too bad. Seems like non-US locations are not supported yet.
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Where did I speak of entitlement? I merely commented on Mr. Avery's ways of dealing with unwanted accounts - those who no longer fit into his business plan. Saying that this stealth move was done to avoid users from gaming his system i
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Is that how you think of your customer base? Gaming you? Aren't artificial impressions against the terms anyhow?
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Hmmm, I just tried to login to Adzerk using my account that I registered back in March 2013. It doesn't work anymore. I can still enter my username/password, but nothing happens. I can even reset the password. Perhaps it's be
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Neat! So, who is going to write Softice for Node.js next? ;)
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Anything Javascript code from Crockford I highly recommend. Well structured and without "hacks" that could cause confusion.
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Groceries is pretty much the last one thing I buy in brick and mortar stores. Please don't take this away from me. ;) The article mentions, "Forrester predicts 10% of U.S. sales will be via e-commerce by 2017" -- I cannot bel
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Captchas were meant to keep spammers at bay. Unfortunately, that's no longer the case. Thanks to "cloud technology" like DeathByCaptcha - that is, people in countries where labor is cheap solving captchas all day - spammers h
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by mrsaint 12y ago
yeah, I am surprised by that, too. Haven't heard about this one until now... and I have had my fair share with various VPN implementations, from OpenVPN to Strongswan.
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by mrsaint 12y ago
Well, TLS-auth should be used _on top_ of a PKI. It is a HMAC key that an attacker would need to know before he'd even be able to initiate a TLS handshake. Thus, if you have used it in your OpenVPN setup, and if you know that the few
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by mrsaint 13y ago
To reissue a cert without revoking the previous one is like a half-baked cake. Actually, more like a cake that was never placed in the oven - a complete mess of runny eggs with dry flour and inedible. As long as they don't revoke the c
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Despite heartbleed: Certification revocation refused(zeitgeist.se)
2 points by mrsaint 13y ago|2 comments