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   by nodata 14y ago

   Discussion here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4092849
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   by nodata 14y ago

   The counter argument being that if you expose lots of MySQL servers directly to the Internet, you end up with a product much more suitable to being exposed to the Internet.
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   by nodata 14y ago

   I thought GPUs killed rainbow tables? (the storage space alone makes them impractical compared to cracking realtime)
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   by nodata 14y ago

   Amazon has a great returns policy, and good, fast customer service. Amazon lacks in the following areas (covered in another post): 1. The price filter doesn't really work. 2. Sorting doesn't work unless you choose a category (many items are
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   by nodata 14y ago

   Does it? I can access all the country specific domains: http://googleblog.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/never-ending-quest... http://googleblog.blogspot.it/2012/06/never-ending-quest-for... http://googleblog.blogspot.de/2012/06/never-ending-
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   by nodata 14y ago

   Just the one you worried about: you're entering your passphrase to decrypt your passwords into what is essentially an untrusted app.
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   by nodata 14y ago

   "So today we’re announcing that offline Google Maps for Android are coming in the next few weeks."
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   by nodata 14y ago

   It's viable for me. I'm at a friend's house and need to type my password into their computer? Never going to happen: they're likely not very good at securing their computer, and there's not a chance I'm going to risk compromising my passwor
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   by nodata 14y ago

   Don't imply it's a silly suggestion! They can freeze your money, block a transaction, etc. etc. Whatever PayPal does, Facebook can do too.
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    by nodata 14y ago

    I know it's an L :) I'm asking the question everyone will ask when they see the domain.
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    by nodata 14y ago

    How often do I see shortened URLs printed? All the time. If I'm going to read a URL, it should be readable.
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    by nodata 14y ago

    https://www.linkedin.com/uas/change-password It's buried under "your name" (top right) > settings > password > change (just below your e-mail, left side)
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    by nodata 14y ago

    Tasker is great, but the UI is a disaster.
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    by nodata 14y ago

    > Important point, all data is shared of SSL. What does that mean? Since comments are disabled on your blog, can you tell us which data was _not_ sent over SSL? (and if that has been fixed now)
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    by nodata 14y ago

    Not going to work: is that an L (Lima), an I (India) or a 1 (one)?
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    by nodata 14y ago

    @cletus: would be interesting to see your response to the parent.
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    by nodata 14y ago

    How long is the project? Do you have a bad reptutation for paying on time?
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    by nodata 14y ago

    http://www.cheapriver.com/
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    by nodata 14y ago

    Definitely publish. What if your book covered all the stuff he doesn't.
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    by nodata 14y ago

    The list of countries isn't linkable (it's a div on https://www.braintreepayments.com/tour/international#countri... ) So here is the list: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Fr
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    by nodata 14y ago

    How could you possibly believe all of the efficiency gains from having a digital supply-chain wouldn't lead to a cheaper product?
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    by nodata 14y ago

    Then why mention that your PC can't have been compromised? You're making a big accusation, and I want to see some more evidence. You claimed never to have downloaded anything, which is unlikely to say the least. 1. Can you provide the scree
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    by nodata 14y ago

    or to write the title a different way: "android market share steady, ics market share doubles compared with two months ago"
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    by nodata 14y ago

    > At first I thought that someone stolen my password via a Trojan but I don't download anything and my software is up to date. You need a higher standard of evidence. A buffer overflow could root your computer. Also, I don't believe tha
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    by nodata 14y ago

    Acer or Asus?
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    by nodata 14y ago

    # yum info smem | grep URL URL : http://www.selenic.com/smem/ First changelog entry is by "Matt Mackall": http://selenic.com/repo/smem/shortlog/61?revcount=120
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    by nodata 14y ago

    We have this conversation on HN every single time. Two apps with the same name is a problem.
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    by nodata 14y ago

    > Walking desks are a similar kind of hack, even if I find them a somewhat perverse use of electricity. You can get non-electric treadmills.
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    by nodata 14y ago

    How strong are these "observes" and "requests"? Why not "requires"?
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    by nodata 14y ago

    > as it tries to pay down umpteen trillion dollars in socialism Are you suggesting the worst value healthcare model in the world is better?