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by r1ch 10y ago
This is probably a good thing in the long run. Timer-based callbacks can generally be replaced by events, which only trigger when there is actually work to be done. Many JS timers I've seen are needlessly busy-polling. Whether this imp
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by r1ch 10y ago
Pinning in this instance usually refers to hardcoding the public key or fingerprint into the app.
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by r1ch 10y ago
Not sure about Apple, but isn't this automatically handled by Android these days? Every time it connects to a network it pings http://google.com/generate_204 and if the response code isn't 204 then it should promp
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by r1ch 10y ago
This is ripe for a Chinese rip-off at those prices.
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by r1ch 10y ago
You'll be surprised how much faster pages feel without ad scripts - I noticed significant improvements after implementing a no-ads premium option on our website. Even with an ad blocker, things just feel snappier if the scripts simply
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by r1ch 10y ago
It looks like Django relies on client-side tokens embedded in cookies for CSRF protection, there is no server-side state that the attacker has to guess. A MITM can trick someone to visit http://example.com/ , set their own t
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by r1ch 10y ago
Software should never be using -f with user emails, regardless if it's sanitized or not. -f sets the return path, which will trigger DMARC protection if the domain doesn't allow it. For example, the yahoo.com policy will reject al
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by r1ch 10y ago
Right now my apartment is small enough that I only need a single AP, I have it wall mounted high up in a central location so it has good coverage of the whole building. There are options such as 3rd party roaming clients for (eg https:&#x2
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by r1ch 10y ago
That would be the case if they were actually reselling our items, but they're all taking our logo and putting it on print-on-demand t-shirts, hats, mousepads etc. I've not found a single listing that's even remotely close to
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by r1ch 10y ago
They have recently introduced centralized AP management called "Capsman" but it's still a little rough around the edges to set up. Their wiki has a lot of good info though, eg http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki&#x2
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by r1ch 10y ago
As a rights owner, it's infuriating how difficult it is to get Amazon to remove counterfeit products. They are asking us to buy the counterfeit products first to ensure they aren't authorized, despite us telling them we only have
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by r1ch 10y ago
Consider going with Mikrotik gear instead. It's the same hardware, but you aren't locked into Ubiquiti's proprietary Java cloud management software - everything can be managed with SSH if you prefer. It isn't as user-fri
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by r1ch 10y ago
> Then simply include the correct files, write some HTML, and call mdc.autoInit() within a closing <script> tag. Why on earth do we need JS involved in what should be some simple HTML / CSS?
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by r1ch 10y ago
Is this more than a website / idea at this point in time? Will the firmware be open source?
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by r1ch 10y ago
While the data isn't broken down by region, the disparity between the hardware listed here and what most modern web developers will be using on their own machines is astounding. It seems very easy to make web apps that will be pretty u
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by r1ch 10y ago
I have to agree. Ubiquiti have some great marketing and slick looking UIs on their gear, but the hardware is not enterprise grade. They use standard Qualcomm/Atheros chips that almost every wireless router uses (Source: https:/&#
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by r1ch 10y ago
It saddens me that we're living in an age where a static HTML / JS website ends up hosted on Google App Engine and can go "over quota".
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by r1ch 10y ago
Does this have to be turned on somewhere? I updated to Nougat last night and it still recompiled all my apps on the first boot. I didn't notice any improvements while updating apps from the play store either.
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by r1ch 10y ago
Site seems down here too. I guess the next step is to get wordpress running on a FPGA!
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by r1ch 10y ago
I really wish Google would let us download pre-compiled native blobs on fast WiFi connections. Downloading is by far the fastest part of app installation / update for me, the time spent recompiling the bytecode can measure in the minut
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by r1ch 10y ago
This sounds amazing. Poor TCP congestion control algorithms have long been the limiting factor of today's broadband connections never reaching their potential speed. It looks like this was already patched into the kernel for those inte
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by r1ch 10y ago
Wish this was more obvious. Signed up only to find out during creation that this was the case. Was hoping to see how the Seoul location routing was as I'm looking for a cheap VPS with low Asia-EU latency (ie not across the US).
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by r1ch 10y ago
Pretty sure it's already there, looks like https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites#BTSec
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by r1ch 10y ago
I think this is the "bitcoin gmail dump". My email is listed here, but it has a throwaway password that I've never used as my gmail password. https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites#BTSec
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by r1ch 10y ago
As a 150MB HTML file. Good luck, mobile users.
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by r1ch 10y ago
Have a dev server with them and considering moving production. Network and hardware seem solid so far. Heard terrible things about their support, but I expect a lot of these are from people who don't know what they're getting into
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by r1ch 10y ago
ESEA (a counter-strike matchmaking service) tried this. It didn't go well. https://www.google.nl/search?q=esea+bitcoin+scandal
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Ask HN: Who are the best dedicated server providers right now?
1 points by r1ch 10y ago|1 comments
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by r1ch 10y ago
These changes seem to bring it much closer to the implementation in WhatsApp, although WhatsApp defaults to accepting modified fingerprints.
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by r1ch 10y ago
It's quite common. HTC even advertise it as something you can do for free: http://www.htc.com/us/uh-oh-protection/

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