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by oxguy3 10y ago
This is pretty sad. I'm not a "proper" Vine user -- I don't even have the app installed -- but I've long loved seeing vines via Twitter or Tumblr. I hope a similar product comes along to fill the void and reunite th
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Yep same, that's exactly why I wanted the tag added.
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Tried to run it on boston.com, and I got a "Calculator stopped measuring after ~20 sec timeout." error. When the bloat tool can't even fully measure your bloat, you might have a problem.
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by oxguy3 10y ago
This looks neat. Worth noting, there's another similar tool called skicka ( https://github.com/google/skicka ). It's on Google's GitHub profile, although a disclaimer says it's not an official Google
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Could someone add a "(2015)" tag to the title?
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by oxguy3 10y ago
For the love of God, why has Mozilla not suspended Comodo yet? Too big to fail, my ass -- give a few months of warning before the notBefore cutoff date, and everyone will have plenty of time to switch over to a competent CA.
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Anyone know what part of the state the datacenters are located in? Or are they just all over the place? EDIT: Apparently the facilities are in a couple townships around Columbus (which is in the dead center of the state). Neat. http:/
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by oxguy3 10y ago
40% of people are picking Trump as their candidate, but that doesn't mean 40% of people actually like him or agree with him on much, particularly when the alternative is another unpopular individual. Not to mention the two or three Sup
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by oxguy3 10y ago
On OS X, open the app Keychain Access and look at the System Roots keychain -- you can see all the root certs there. For Windows: Have never done this myself, but the link mentions a tool called RCC that lists root certs and highlights pote
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by oxguy3 10y ago
The algorithm isn't random -- every time you run your image through it, it's doing the same exact maths, and getting the same exact result. It's random whether or not any image you might pick will be flipped, but for a given
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Yeah it's pretty easier to get to your saved passwords in Chrome -- they're at chrome://settings/passwords. They're not encrypted or anything (depending on your OS, you might have to enter your password to reve
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by oxguy3 10y ago
What exactly don't you like about Let's Encrypt? Besides Let's Encrypt, your other option is paying for a cert from GoDaddy or something. My two cents: don't give business to Comodo, given their horrible track record of
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Given WoSign's history of backdating SHA-1 certificates in violation of Mozilla's rules, I wouldn't be too surprised if they reuse that practice to get around the 1 year ban, at which point Mozilla will have to consider perma
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Unfortunately, blocking that API (listening for 'wheel' events) will entirely break large portions of many sites -- any element where they've manually implemented the scrollbar or have fancy stuff or whatever won't work.
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Neat site. I may or may not have attempted an XSS attack (which did work on the Confirm page, but not the homepage).
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by oxguy3 10y ago
This is a zine made by Julia Evans (@b0rk on Twitter). More info about it here: http://jvns.ca/zines/#linux-debugging-tools
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Linux Debugging Tools You'll Love [pdf](jvns.ca)
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Could a moderator please remove the "#comments" bit from the end of the URL of this article? :)
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by oxguy3 10y ago
If they want you to pay via Western Union, it's pretty much guaranteed to be a scam. Recommended read: https://www.craigslist.org/about/scams
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by oxguy3 10y ago
This is really neat/useful, thanks for sharing! FYI, I've gone ahead and posted it to /r/admincraft: https://www.reddit.com/r/admincraft/comments/51t7vj/mctextbi... Minor bug: &m
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by oxguy3 10y ago
I mostly don't experience this, with one notable exception. My uni's computer science department administrator has a mailing list for my entire class (~80 students). Whenever she sent out an email blast, it would appear to come fr
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Hehe, guess I'm not the only one who likes using ancient gods as names for technology. My backup server is called Seshat, since she's seen as a record keeper.
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Honestly, this is not my experience using Slack at all. Maybe it's because I'm on such a small team, but I find that the amount of chatter on Slack isn't overwhelming at all -- #random is pretty dead most of the time. And if
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Perhaps something like this? http://ethertweet.net/
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by oxguy3 10y ago
That "Gimpshop" site looks skeevy as hell; why not just download GIMP from their official website? https://www.gimp.org/downloads/
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by oxguy3 10y ago
There are selection criteria listed at https://wiki.mozilla.org/MOSS/Secure_Open_Source , and, if you think you meet most of the criteria, you can fill out a form to apply.
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Woo, I created my LinkedIn profile in 2015, so I should be safe since the leak is supposedly from 2012. If anyone else isn't sure when they made their LinkedIn, you can see your join date here (ctrl+f "Member since"): https:
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by oxguy3 10y ago
According to Ars Technica, Google Home is actually gonna be more locked down than Amazon Echo. > Initially, Google says that it will not be creating APIs for Assistant and Home and that as such, any integrations with services and other d
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by oxguy3 10y ago
Mildly amused that the website of the guy who makes cURL wasn't ready for the HN hug of death.
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by oxguy3 10y ago
It's meant to look like one, even if it technically isn't implemented as one.

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