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by msantos 13y ago
A few webcrawlers[1] out there follow HTTP redirect headers and ignore the change in schemas (this method is different of OP's but achieves the same goal). So anyone can create a trap link such as <a href="file:/&#x2
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Ballast: A tool for balancing user load across SSH servers(code.nasa.gov)
48 points by msantos 13y ago|16 comments
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UK's first conviction for flying a drone(theguardian.com)
1 points by msantos 13y ago|0 comments
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by msantos 13y ago
I use OpenRefine fairly often and I find it great when I need to normalise (millions of rows of) raw data. But it's not a data analysis tool and you'll inevitably need another tool to create charts for example.
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by msantos 13y ago
I wonder if this is true (March 20, 2014): " is #bitstamp about to become another #mtgox ? Uk trader seeks high court injunction to cease Uk trading operations " https://twitter.com/frankieterrier/status/
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by msantos 13y ago
But does the English law recognise bitcoins as "goods"? Bitstamp Limited is registered in the UK, but the trading address is a proxy run by UK PLC ( http://www.ukplc.com/contact-us.html ) Bitstamp is owned by a coup
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by msantos 13y ago
I've got a Dell XPS L502X too, running CentOS. I bought it from Dell's outlet over 2 years ago for £583 while the same spec was listed brand new for £1100. Overall it's a great machine: really like the keyboard, multi-touch m
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by msantos 13y ago
Edit: student visa (Tier 2) student visa (Tier 4)
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by msantos 13y ago
> I decided in this question to focus on what I regard as obstacles to enter on another countries or finding a job. That's the wrong approach. In most countries you'll need a job before getting a visa, so focus on job market r
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by msantos 13y ago
Bear in mind that some countries (i.e. UK) will not allow you to change visa categories while already in the the country. You must leave and apply for a new visa from your home country. Example: in the UK if you hold a valid student visa (T
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by msantos 13y ago
> MH370 makes for an incredible setup to 'Lost'. I believe it's more like Timtim's Flight 714 http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_714
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by msantos 13y ago
If you're looking for a fairly extensive pre-compiled database, more so than getting into NLP, check out DBpedia and Freebase. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBpedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by msantos 13y ago
This probably doesn't exactly answer your question, but will give you lead to where to start digging from.. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7392295
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by msantos 13y ago
IMO Boeing and Rolls-Royce (the engine manufacturer) know more about that plane than Malaysia Airlines is letting off right now. Ref: (43:18) https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=2L... Digging an ol
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by msantos 13y ago
Renowned fashion houses overall do a great job, except when they add gradient or shadows to mask stuff. But the bulk of the problem, in my case, comes from large department stores when they blend furniture or accessories in fashion photosho
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by msantos 13y ago
I work in the same market as Lyst, and can say for a fact that the images variations we get from clients even from renowned fashion houses is huge. By variations I mean compression, quality, subject's clarity and the list just goes on.
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by msantos 13y ago
I honestly wonder how big these markets are.. > 17. Bankruptcy lawyers > 37. Mail-order brides
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Think your data is safe in an EU cloud? The NSA will raid your servers(theregister.co.uk)
3 points by msantos 13y ago|0 comments
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by msantos 13y ago
>it is thanks to your inability to use the software correctly I disagree, but have you said it is down to my inability to explain what the problem is, then I agree. I'm aware of the DNS leaks, and obviously wasn't clear enou
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by msantos 13y ago
the geo ip API can be found at http://ip-api.com/docs/home and as for the geo-DNS check https://gdns.re/
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by msantos 13y ago
I use http://ip-api.com/ and I find it works great (docs: http://ip-api.com/docs/ ). It provides response formats: xml, json, csv, newline separated, serialized php. And enforce a limit of 240 requests
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by msantos 13y ago
The javascript solution has already been suggested, but take a step back and think about it: the same way the leech worked out your links, domain name, logo and all the stuff that brands your website, he can easily figure out the simple JS
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by msantos 13y ago
I don't believe the OP actually meant, strictly speaking, Japan, China and Russia full stop. It was more like: name any famous developer from the non-English speaking world... And yes, the three names I listed are all Brazilians.
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by msantos 13y ago
Roberto Ierusalimschy Waldemar Celes Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo The folks behind Lua (programming language)
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by msantos 13y ago
Be aware that > Cockpit is under heavy development and it's advised you only run it in a virtual machine for now. Another interesting Red Hat backed project in the same field of server management and deployment is The Foreman ht
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by msantos 13y ago
Anyone interested in the original print ad, here it's https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bf3U1C7IMAE_MkJ.jpg:large
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The mystery doge ad in the Guardian's financial pages(theguardian.com)
20 points by msantos 13y ago|5 comments
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What's the Future of the Subscription Model? [2001](hbswk.hbs.edu)
2 points by msantos 13y ago|0 comments
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by msantos 13y ago
I guess this Wolong person is taking the scam serious.. > Wolong To Launch A Forum > The plan is to make the forum private and tight-knit; thereby locking out trolls. According to him, the entrance fee will be between $25-$30 USD htt
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by msantos 13y ago
Both websites hitb.org (199.58.210.36) and thc.org (199.58.210.16) have A records part of the Rokabear's CIDR 199.58.208.0/21 and some IPs in that block are responding as expected i.e. 199.58.208.36 and 199.58.215.36 However not a

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