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Paypal Manager Account Hijack (.pdf)(securatary.com)
1 points by ogig 12y ago|0 comments
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by ogig 12y ago
that and the use of css attr()
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by ogig 12y ago
Tangential curiosity I didn't knew, > The first chess programs were written in the early fifties, one by Turing himself When readed that I wondered in what computer could possibly that chess program ran. The amazing answer is: nowhe
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by ogig 12y ago
I think hudibras was been sarcastic
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by ogig 12y ago
How is that? The roots of a word and its current meaning may differ greatly. You can take mosquito as an example, wich originated at "small fly" but now it means "the blood sucker insect". Consider for example the word &
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by ogig 12y ago
That green stuff between parenthesis is the etymological origin and not a definition. Again, i stated that earlier. They share origin, that doesn't make then mean the same. I see mosco is definitely used, and rae dictionary has its ent
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by ogig 12y ago
The etymology of the word, while interesting, is not relevant to my assertion. I only said that "Mosquito" is NOT the spanish word for "small fly". Not normative, and not day-to-day speech. I did not want to pick holes,
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by ogig 12y ago
I was contending, and still do, that Mosquito is not the spanish word for "small fly", as the article points, and this rae entrance says im right. http://lema.rae.es/drae/?val=mosquito There is no definition
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by ogig 12y ago
What about consulting the actual, present day, normative instead of the middle age origin? http://lema.rae.es/drae/?val=mosquito http://lema.rae.es/drae/?val=mosca Sorry about frustrating you, and
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by ogig 12y ago
Yes, mosquito it is a dimitive for "mosco", that comes from latin "musca". Sharing a latin root doesn't make them mean the same. If you understand mosquito as "little fly", then how do you call actual mosq
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by ogig 12y ago
Mosca has no male form, it would be a female mosca, or a male mosca. That's probably the origin of the mistake with the article. While the gatito example is ok, there is no mosco for mosca.
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by ogig 12y ago
They are still in planing phase, keep vigilant.
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by ogig 12y ago
> What makes mosquitoes so dangerous? Despite their innocuous-sounding name—Spanish for “little fly”—they carry devastating diseases. Spanish for "little fly" could be "mosquita", a diminutive of "mosca" (fl
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by ogig 13y ago
This kind of progress saddens me. Who is going to be the target of this weapon? Also think in all the human and material resources involved in creating this, i can't help thinking how many "good actions" could be done instead
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by ogig 13y ago
Done with Meteor! I recognize the uids in the urls, also "Meteor.release" at the console. Btw, loading a single gif url, like http://gifgif.media.mit.edu/gif/13AbwdfEHTvih2 is too slow. dev console shows &quo
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by ogig 13y ago
I have the disturbing desire to eat some of my own cloned, cured, salami.
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by ogig 13y ago
Market risk is not related to irreversible transactions, at least i don't see how. What insurance might solve regarding bitcoin irreversible transactions and thieves is that customers of bitcoin services could have their funds reimburs
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by ogig 13y ago
>Do people still think the irrevocability of BTC transactions is a good thing? Yes. Third parties will provide escrow/insurance services if there is demand for them. Transactions been irreversible "by default" is a core be
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by ogig 13y ago
I see this kind of actitude from more and more people, seems to me the early adopters phase is about to end. Bitcoin is mainstream now. I won't add more resources to the list others presented but i will +1 this suggestion: if programme
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by ogig 13y ago
Those stolen bitcoins were not holded by their owners with care, but by shady third parties. If you take the proper measures bitcoins are very hard to steal. You can create wallets and transactions even from an offline computer and never ex
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by ogig 13y ago
NY wants to protect the classic hotel business. Hotels and building owners need to take care of all kind of legal and administrative procedures, including security considerations for their users. Airbnb apartment owners are now competing fo
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by ogig 13y ago
Body temperature comfort is subtle. Is not the same 24ºC with an AC than by the sea shore, under a tree shadow with warm, slow wind. For some reason i don't think a heat sink tricking my physical feelings will do for my quality standar
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by ogig 13y ago
>I believe the idea is not that it's a nervous system trick, but by heating or cooling a part of the body with high blood flow which occurs near the surface of the skin, you're actually going to impart a meaningful change on ov
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by ogig 13y ago
I know about the new free plan, but no image manipulation or direct s3 uploads means I still have to rework on my code or pay. So you do if you use direct to s3 uploads. I dont expect good stuff to be free, and Ink is indeed good, but i sti
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by ogig 13y ago
I use the free plan for some admin zones, few users, maybe 20 uploads/month. Now i have to pay or rework the file uploads. I feel "dark patterned".
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Entire Blockchain in REDIS Visualised With D3.js(bitcointalk.org)
2 points by ogig 13y ago|0 comments
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by ogig 13y ago
I think this misses one of the keys aspects of cat vision, movement perception. You'd need video for that. I imagine they see something like a glowing trail around moving stuff. Depeding on light conditions my cat might ignore food&#x2
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by ogig 13y ago
Don't ask me exactly how, but Apple (and others i guess) manages to get paid by Spanish taxing organism by declaring negative results. They do redirect the benefits and payment of taxes to Ireland, where i guess that happens again. Spa
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by ogig 13y ago
It's also 'window speed aware', if you move/shake the browser window you will notice it.
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by ogig 13y ago
This is old, still mrdoob's site is always worth checking out. http://www.mrdoob.com/

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