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by nsgi 10y ago
This would also have the additional positive effect of reducing differences in rendering across browsers. At the moment there's a risk of the browser a webpage is viewed in not having the right fonts. There's no reason for browser
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by nsgi 10y ago
That's the point. With this feature, two computers with the latest version of Firefox would have the same font list.
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by nsgi 10y ago
Interesting, do you get that when browsing HTTPS sites with mobile Chrome/Safari?
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by nsgi 10y ago
> After all, human errors literally kill over a million people a year, whereas the statistical likelihood of dying from a self-driving car is like falling off a building and being struck by lightning on the way down. I don't see any
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by nsgi 10y ago
Is it? I thought most people used pseudonyms anyway.
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How Retail Stores Track You Using Your Smartphone (and How to Stop It) (2013)(lifehacker.com)
1 points by nsgi 10y ago|0 comments
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by nsgi 10y ago
Not necessarily. You could equally argue that self-driving cars will be more popular among bad drivers.
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by nsgi 10y ago
What if they're in an img tag?
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by nsgi 10y ago
Thought the title was saying poor people buy parking to alleviate their feelings of not being able to afford a car. Seemed like an interesting sociological phenomenon.
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by nsgi 10y ago
Or you could just show a message if the caps lock is on.
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History tells us what may happen next with Brexit and Trump(medium.com)
3 points by nsgi 10y ago|0 comments
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by nsgi 10y ago
What if one party offered to pay transport costs for people voting for them? Would that be classed as bribery?
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by nsgi 10y ago
Self signed certificates are always less valuable than purchased ones. The worst case CA breach is equivalent to the normal case of self-signed certificates: a certificate is misissued and an attacker can carry out an active MITM attack. A
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by nsgi 10y ago
What happens when Google strike a deal with McDonalds and prevent Google Maps from giving people directions to Burger King locations?
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by nsgi 10y ago
What does that have to do with sexting?
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by nsgi 10y ago
Subresource integrity still requires you to trust the server sending the hashes.
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by nsgi 10y ago
Not necessarily. Many job openings will be for new positions in workplaces that are expanding. And if the best developers move more frequently between jobs, the workplaces with the best developers will have the highest turnover rates.
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by nsgi 10y ago
GitHub - https://bounty.github.com/ Google - https://www.google.com/about/appsecurity/reward-program/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/whitehat
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by nsgi 10y ago
Self-signed certificates are not secure as they are vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks. https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/8110/what-are-t... With free/cheap certificates widely available throu
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by nsgi 10y ago
Twice the number surviving one year without the side effects of chemotherapy seems like a pretty big improvement to me, although there are a lot of news articles prematurely hyping "cures for cancer" that will probably never see t
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by nsgi 10y ago
Definitely.
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by nsgi 10y ago
The cPanel login should be HTTPS.
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by nsgi 10y ago
There are plenty of other ways to get a free certificate, e.g. Let's Encrypt AWS Certificate Manager cPanel's AutoSSL CloudFlare Symantec Encryption Everywhere Not to mention the certificates that can be bought very cheaply throug
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by nsgi 10y ago
Also the sixth browser vendor in the CAB forum.
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by nsgi 10y ago
More like a couple of decades.
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by nsgi 10y ago
When Udacity is as difficult to gain admission to as the schools McKinsey and Goldman typically recruit from?
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by nsgi 10y ago
Thought the point of Acceptable Ads was to force publishers to self-regulate the ads that they publish to provide a better experience for all users and restore the balance of power. By allowing publishers to only provide acceptable ads to A
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by nsgi 10y ago
Point taken. Have updated the title to make things clearer.
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On the Insecurity of Whitelists and the Future of Content Security Policy [pdf](static.googleusercontent.com)
33 points by nsgi 10y ago|9 comments
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by nsgi 10y ago
Lots of people avoiding it will give the creator a much bigger incentive, though.

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