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by pxx 4y ago
This is not a feasible attack. There is a large difference between how academics use "broken" and what the practical consequences are. As Schneier writes as an introduction in the very paragraph you are trying to quote, "in a
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by pxx 4y ago
MD5 may not be collision resistant, but the logic in your conclusion is completely wrong. There is no feasible pre-image attack on MD5. The MD5 generated _was not arbitrary_; they seem to have just brute-forced a few of the leading bytes an
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by pxx 4y ago
You get a small free option if job change costs are zero. Unvested equity can appreciate. The option is only really free if you can change jobs effortlessly if it depreciates, but that's close enough to true if you're motivated en
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by pxx 4y ago
It's a historical artifact of how you used to buy it. https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/databases/use-spanner...
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by pxx 4y ago
All registrations are at the mercy of a middleman, especially gTLD registrations.
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by pxx 4y ago
Were you aware of http://neverssl.com before making this? Though I guess your page is slightly smaller (687 bytes vs 1900 bytes compressed). http://captive.apple.com is even smaller though.
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by pxx 4y ago
A successful businessman, visiting his alma mater, dropped in on the economics professor. Recalling that he used to have trouble with economics exams, he asked to see some of the current papers. Noting them casually, he observed, “These are
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by pxx 4y ago
> They sound awesome – on par with pairs that cost around $200 I don't know. The problem is that $20 pairs often sound on par with ones that cost around $200. But the ones that cost around $200 have much better ANC than the $20 ones
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by pxx 4y ago
Tbf this is a state lottery (with pooling across states) being taxed by the federal government, right? Different entities.
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by pxx 4y ago
For your original question: you typically cannot sell cooked food from your home kitchen in the United States. This Californian law reflects a large relaxation from the status quo. There are "cottage" food laws which allow the sal
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by pxx 4y ago
Because the "obvious" (your word, not mine) expectation is that you have the relevant health certifications when you're selling food to the public? Is there some line between "selling food to the public" and "s
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by pxx 4y ago
idk, there are APIs for this now. https://www.postgrid.com/pricing-print-mail/#perunit
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by pxx 4y ago
This needs a discount rate knob. We're no longer in a low interest rate environment!
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by pxx 4y ago
Board game mechanics aren't copyrightable anyway. You can make this fully legal if you don't infringe copyright on any of the artwork.
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by pxx 4y ago
The mint actually wanted to get rid of the dollar coins that they were accumulating storage fees on. Congress decided to make the mint mint way too many dollar coins (and prohibited it from advertising) and nobody wanted them. Once people o
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by pxx 4y ago
It's likely being retried on a lower level, similar to the sibling comment about CORS. Dev tools are not intentionally hiding the retry from you; from its perspective it's asking the networking layer to fetch a page, and the fact
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by pxx 4y ago
You definitely can. I used to say "maybe not in the sfbay area" where all of the opportunities have been mined, but, no, there are still opportunities for MS even there. Outside of sfbay the sky's the limit.
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by pxx 4y ago
Except the nature of inkjet printing makes it just look inferior to the crispness of laser.
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by pxx 4y ago
> Many people call button-only joysticks or gamepads digital. This is kind of right, because A button is either pressed or not. Can't figure out if this is an oblique reference to "SM64 - Watch for Rolling Rocks - 0.5x A presse
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by pxx 4y ago
Pet health insurance isn't an expected value positive sort of thing. There are often annual maxima as low as a couple thousand dollars.
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by pxx 4y ago
I don't know how good the API is, but you can certainly "drop in" on your Alexa smart speaker (and turn it into an intercom) from the app. It's been useful to tell people to check their messages.
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by pxx 4y ago
When they remastered Starcraft, to preserve compatibility, they emulated the buffer overrun that many maps were using to directly write data to game memory. Super cool talk: http://0xeb.net/2018/02/starcraft-emulat
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by pxx 4y ago
This doesn't seem right at all. I can kludge together a solution to an arbitrarily complex problem in any language, but that doesn't mean I'm writing it in a way that can be extended and developed upon by other people. The la
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by pxx 4y ago
You should be using mosh regardless.
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by pxx 5y ago
I don't know about remapping ESC at all. You can get it by typing ^[ instead.
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by pxx 5y ago
I don't know of people saying that he had "no possible way" to finance a deal. Quoting the excellent Matt Levine, the situation is more like the following: '''the answer to the question “might Elon Musk have ma
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by pxx 5y ago
Three hours seems a bit much. Was there anybody where the signal wasn't clear in the first hour but the signal somehow became clear in hour 2 or 3?
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by pxx 5y ago
The tax is some sort of weird blend of income, sales, and maybe property tax. It'd be nice if you could check those independently of each other.
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by pxx 5y ago
> airlines changing peoples tickets out for credit during the pandemic was easily routed around via a cc charge back You still owe them the money. The airline can stop you from boarding a future flight. Chargebacks are not magic debt eli
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by pxx 5y ago
Aren't we literally in a thread that's discussing Anker and the quality of their products??

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