neoCrimeLabs

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by neoCrimeLabs 5y ago
I think the answer to your questions and thoughts can be responded to with "It depends." Truly, these cases and their outcomes can not be predicted, no matter how clear cut they appear to be. Here's a great summary of some
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by neoCrimeLabs 6y ago
I just ran across Nexus UI, which appears to be a music focused UI. Neat (and useful) :-) https://nexus-js.github.io/ui/
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Ask HN: Best Upcoming HTML/CSS/JS UI Frameworks
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Building a cross-platform app? Start by building it cross-plarform from day 1(linkedin.com)
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by neoCrimeLabs 6y ago
Since you are aiming at more casual users, consider intuitive intelligent audio controls. Beginner and often intermediate users often do not understand the importance of good audio in a video. When they do it still takes a steep learning
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by neoCrimeLabs 7y ago
Related post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21380167
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by neoCrimeLabs 7y ago
Looking at the new spikes on the graphs at DownDetector. Manual confirmation shows many are running Akamai DNS. Haven't gone through all of them yet. https://downdetector.com/
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by neoCrimeLabs 9y ago
Have you tried uMatrix by the author of uBlock Origin? It takes getting used to but really allows you granular control of 3rd party requests on both a site-by-site and global basis. Word of warning, most uMatrix users I've met say it b
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by neoCrimeLabs 9y ago
Your fears are not unfounded. I have had clients even in recent (<5yr) history that stored all their credit-card details unencrypted in the database - including CVV. One client had a single table with all CC info including name, address
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by neoCrimeLabs 9y ago
Great advice from this article in general, as I found from 6 years of working from home. That said, there's a fine line of making yourself available and working too much. The first position where I worked from home full time, my manage
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by neoCrimeLabs 9y ago
Somewhat Unrelated. I noticed that the wayback machine no longer lists historical sites if the latest/last revision of robots.txt denies access. Has anyone else experienced this? In the late-90's I helped build one of the first f
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by neoCrimeLabs 9y ago
Totally agree. I was much younger then, and learned a lot from the experience. Even got a better job as a result. :-)
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by neoCrimeLabs 9y ago
Unrelated to the story, but I've had a similar experience as to some of the stories described in the article - where a cascade of unseen problems landed on my lap and I took the blame even though little of it was my doing. (Note, this
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by neoCrimeLabs 9y ago
This looks potentially useful and I would love to give it a try. Any chances of supporting an operating system other than OSX in the future?
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
If I read and interpreted Prop 60 correctly too, it also looks like you can sue for any video re-posted regardless when it was originally released, and it becomes the responsibility of the defendant to prove the video was produced before Pr
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
Let me introduce you to the concept of defence in depth: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defense_in_depth_(computing) Really, the longer a website is online, the more it attracts bots. Spam bots, brute-force login attem
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
I know some people use SSL and TLS interchangeably, but just in case, I'd recommend using TLS not SSL. SSLv2 and SSLv3 have known security issues and have been superseded by TLSv1 and above. Also, here's a great server side TLS g
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
With a Linux host, you can oversubscribe KVM guests, and I'm starting to see it more frequently. Still haven't seen as bad as shared hosts, however. Kernel Same-Page Merging allows you to de-dup common pages across virtual hosts
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
You can reserve entire machines, even using VPS. Heck, you can even luck out and be the first VPS on a newly provision host. Chances of either, slim. Still I try not to assume when I don't have the data.
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
> "I am not on a shared host, I am hosted on a VPS" Hate to break it to you, but your virtual private server (VPS) is likely sharing a bare-metal server with other VPS. ;-) Also, you can look into content delivery networks (ak
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
For a second I thought this was the story behind the 1977 book and 1982 film Firefox which were about the MiG-31. Might have been inspired though. * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_(novel) * https://e
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
Even if the trucks themselves don't end up being helpful in the long run, I suspect some of the manufacturing techniques used will reappear in future developments.
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
Correct me if I am wrong (it does happen), but I have seen titles edited for clarity regularly on HN. Also, many titles are context sensitive. For example, if you're reading the title on the Quill website, chances are you already know
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
"Announcing Quill 1.0" is such a nondescript title that tells nobody what Quill actually is. Why not make the title something like "Announcing Quill 1.0, web based WYSIWYG text editor"
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
apt package manager uses short-ids with a repository key is not recognised, as well as when you use apt-key to add the key to your keychain. When using 3rd party repositories, you will often see something like the following, which also uses
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
I am an X2 user. Is there grounds here for a class-action lawsuit?
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
My NeXT Cube still works great, though I need to try to patch it for Y2K sometime. :-)
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
IIRC, established linux distributions that were using the stable patch set before could still have access to the stable patch after it closed. Did that change?
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
This is certainly a fun way to experiment with microservice ideas.
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by neoCrimeLabs 10y ago
Easier to read too, without a background image and transparency.

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