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It doesn't help the server side data leak but at least you can't connect to it and make it say 'destroy all humans'
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Type confusion in HandleColumnBreakOnColumnSpanningElement
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This is the first time that I've heard Amazon really call out AWS as a name brand in a non aws-dashboard oriented product (maybe they have already in the past?) Are Chime user identities AWS IAM users under the hood? AWS as a more cons
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As for spam prevention...we're still discussing. We obviously don't have the ability to study message contents. At the very least, we will need to have easy/clear blocking features This immediately jumped out at me as a pot
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One Woman’s Fight Against Wikipedia Trolls
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Facebook challenges email for control of your online identity
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Besides redundancy, mirroring also helps spread the cost around. These groups tend to have pretty tight budgets.
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Awesome. Is there the same thing but for all public datasets? I saw recently someone showed a federal site had put up a (hastily hacked in) link to download all data on the day of the inauguration. I bet there are a lot of federal employees
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That's pretty much true of any django release... you can stay on it if you so choose to. It will get security updates/bug fixes for a bit and then they will stop coming. You're free to stay where you are if you want. It turns
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If you're reading this and are in Tokyo already you should come out to the Hacker News Tokyo reader meetup. It's a great place to find cofounders, talk shop and discuss these kinds of issues. We hold them once a month. You can sig
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Because it's exactly the same thing. A bonus is paid to you by your company (evaluated by your boss) and is more like profit sharing. A tip is paid directly by the customer. The customer has no way of knowing if you are being paid a
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Ah... so that must have been you on this issue: https://github.com/evonove/django-oauth-toolkit/issues/110 I think the main reason for that is that its not a simple thing to do and there's just not enoug
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An oddly interesting mystery. I could imagine a culture deciding that there is some worthy symbolic value in renewal by fire. In Japan there is the Ise Grand Shrine which is torn down and rebuilt every 20 years since year 692. The design is
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Funny how Trump has a strategy of accusing people of doing the very thing he's busy doing. Think about all the places he does it. It's a great tactic. I'll also add: - I heard plenty of people in the Clinton camp who were con
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Industrial jp
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BTW, If your neighbors are looking for a good way to sell tea, you should try pointing them over to Yunomi. I've met the guy who runs this site and he's very passionate about trying to help small Japanese growers: http:/
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Not only that but staying in gear when going down hills or slowing down will reduce the wear on your breaks by using the inertia of the engine to slow the car instead of break pad friction/heat.
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We Must Talk About the Role of Facebook, Twitter in Society
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If stripe people are around... Consul has a DNS interface built in[1], but I get the impression you're not using that... are the DNS servers in your setup just mirrors for the consul one? [1] https://www.consul.io/docs&
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It is still impossible for couples to register a marriage without one legally assuming the other’s surname, an antediluvian restriction that was nonetheless found constitutional by the Supreme Court last year. Interestingly, a workaround
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David Duke probably thinks "the system" is rigged against him too... and if you include private institutions in your definition of 'the system' it is and should be. If you hold reprehensible views (though technically leg
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We (at MakeLeaps) integrated Stripe as an option in our SaaS product for small businesses in Japan pretty much as soon as it became available in beta. Our users can send Japanese invoices and have them paid through Stripe. We just flipped o
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Little Flocker: Ransomware and Spyware Protection via File Access Enforcement
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My favorite part about waiting at tekserve was always getting your ticket and then just watching the fish in that giant aqua-scaped freshwater aquarium they had. It was so impressive. I always wondered who maintained that thing.
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The real TLDR is at the end of the article: … the argument that Apple has enabled a law enforcement backdoor seems to miss what Apple has actually done. Instead of building a system that allows the company to recover your secret informatio
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The best thing to do is one of the things from Brett Victor's manifesto: http://worrydream.com/ClimateChange/
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I am by no means an expert, but after living here for a while I have had to adjust my conception of what sacrelegious means. I think my understanding of it (after growing up in the US and primarily being exposed to christian and jewish cust
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This post is all about the failings of version 6.3 but it buries the lede: Version 6.4 includes fixes for all the issues discussed here: stale reads, dirty reads, lost updates (due to both partition detection races and invalid recovery pla
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The land was in Broome county so perhaps similar. My father tried fertilizing some of them once with some commercial 10-10-10 NPK that he had laying around and while I think it did help them grow pretty big they also stopped giving much fru
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Do you know what species your bushes are or where they originally came from? My grandfather had owned land in upstate NY that was covered with low and high-bush blueberries. My father cleared the land around the bushes and they grew to be h
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