puddintane

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Zombie crypto still rules smart grids: OSGP vendors need to kill RC4(theregister.co.uk)
3 points by puddintane 10y ago|0 comments
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Participate in the Pokémon GO Field Test(pokemon.com)
1 points by puddintane 10y ago|1 comments
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Subaru recalls 48,500 Legacy and Outback models(autoweek.com)
2 points by puddintane 10y ago|0 comments
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by puddintane 10y ago
Non paywall: http://www.metelevision.com/nintendo-videogame-characters-se... edit I had to copy and paste the link to a new browser - apparently knowing the referrer the page will redirect to a blank page.
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Nintendo Videogame Characters Set to Hit the Big Screen(wsj.com)
1 points by puddintane 10y ago|1 comments
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by puddintane 10y ago
Great to know, thank you! However our requirements were offsite and must be why I never knew about the free EE hosted on GitLab!
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by puddintane 10y ago
I've only ever seen the trial but I could be wrong!
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by puddintane 10y ago
GitLab CE (Community Edition is Free) and is truly great we use it in our own internal software development process. However for a bigger enterprise they require more functionality here is a comparison of the differences between the Communi
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by puddintane 10y ago
Tracking still happens with "safe" ads. Generally "image pixels" as they call em are actually server side scripts that then pretend to be an image that way they can still track the users IP and what they were doing at th
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by puddintane 10y ago
> If you read a few books on nutrition, you will learn that refined sugar is unhealthy. This is not hard for anybody with half a brain to figure out. Totally true, I myself went thru an over use of refined sugar and non-healthy fast food
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by puddintane 10y ago
Facebooks servers. Phones could not be capable of doing that much facial recognition that quick. Plus that bandwidth to grab all your friends images to compare to would be a metric ton of images given some selfie-addicts.
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by puddintane 10y ago
In reality I feel as though users are more concerned about a stable, well-refined, secure product versus having the latest trends. This is becoming more and more important to me as I have ranged from the updating on nightly builds to only u
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by puddintane 10y ago
Thank you mam/sir!* I should jump on that mailing list ASAP
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by puddintane 10y ago
It would be nice to know what versions are affected now but I can understand that they may not want to reveal that until it's patched to prevent any unauthorized access of private repositories.
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by puddintane 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11562294
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by puddintane 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11562294
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by puddintane 10y ago
On my phone it is a scrolling advertisement. To get past it don't click on it just scroll using the page around the ad and once you get past it you can scroll again! Desktop I'm not sure about however
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by puddintane 10y ago
Most of the time it's a brief look with a VM that the ad approval process goes thru, and honestly that may not show the malware. A lot of the time the malware is designed to only show up in certain case scenarios such as date/time
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by puddintane 11y ago
That is worrisome but as always it's a standard thus not all browsers will implement on top of most browsers now have some way of configuring deeper settings like this to be disabled. In the end the data goes to the user so a way would
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by puddintane 11y ago
I recall when early developers would make it so you couldn't right click and view the source. You'd get some silly alert() dialog saying hey your not allowed. You even had users who would attempt to "obscure" the html by
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by puddintane 11y ago
Does copy and paste not work?
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by puddintane 11y ago
Essentially there are two keys used to encrypt data on an iphone - one linked to the hardware (hardcoded and unique to each iphone, cannot be erased) and one linked to the software that's stored in NAND. After N attempts the NAND is er