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Chrome canary and same origin bypass with 10k bounty research(research.securitum.com)
3 points by rdslw 7y ago|0 comments
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by rdslw 7y ago
> But in 2019 it is basically an inferior and antiquated tool for syncing your own files. IPO dates of most (once) cool tech startups signal time to search for replacement and time of approach change by them.
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by rdslw 7y ago
Your actions are reason, why this (yours incl) sections are useless from investor perspective. Take for example a risk from We Work company S1: > the sustainability of our rapid growth and our ability to manage our growth effectively; t
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Persian false invitations and promising future services to (mostly) strangers(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by rdslw 7y ago|0 comments
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Infitnite zip bomb guide: How to make compressed file quines(blog.matthewbarber.io)
3 points by rdslw 7y ago|0 comments
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Running NMAP on your Airbnb network is a great way to find hidden cameras(twitter.com)
39 points by rdslw 7y ago|9 comments
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by rdslw 7y ago
We need your help. Google is doing evil :( Google is sending in June messages about limiting access (read NO access) to some apps using oauth accessing gmail. Of course under privacy pretext, and of course they won't do this is apps &#
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Google kicks out popular open source app(s) with fake excuses(github.com)
11 points by rdslw 7y ago|5 comments
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by rdslw 7y ago
Knowing many Belarusians, they recommend reading book by Aleksievich which is a written down summary of 500 individual discussions with first hand eye witnesses/victims of the event. Highly recommended. https://en.m.wikipedi
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by rdslw 7y ago
I did not write anything about author having/not having technical skills. You're reading it between lines, and in my opinion it shows (again: for me) kind of insecurity. I suspect that emphasis of 'being competitive for the p
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by rdslw 7y ago
Putting aside valid thing that article was written by person with role at gitlab 'Content Marketer', one thing struck me: "This Pingdom graph shows the number of errors we saw per day, first in Azure and then in GCP. The ave
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by rdslw 7y ago
As an investor I bought few years ago MSFT stock. I did it as I saw two things: 1. azure 2. o365 1. because I knew what happened (and was happening) with AWS 2. because microsoft moved to subscription model Those two things, connected with
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by rdslw 8y ago
Unfortunately, this is not true. This is still NOT (fully+) fixed in current (73) Chrome/Chromium. +) in most real usage scenarios your cookies will persist, contrary to your/users belief. The even bigger problem, is google employ
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by rdslw 8y ago
This happens for a few years (much older than URL in question). This happens also in Chromium. There is (proably?) a logic when cookies will be deleted, but it is under so strange conditions, that 99% of users who choose this options, DO NO
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Chrome “clear cookies on exit” feature does not work(superuser.com)
218 points by rdslw 8y ago|77 comments
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by rdslw 8y ago
Count me in as a over-engineering and selling-things-engineers-do-not-need hater. The very list of benefits on ZEIT, mentions 4 things: first two of them are clear over-engineering bloat (plus premature optimization), and second two were ac
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by rdslw 8y ago
Can it be used in any of web ides available these days? stackblitz etc.
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by rdslw 8y ago
Could you please add another column stating income from mining fees, you should have if having specific hashing power. Important: calculate mining fees FROM hashing speed, not from money. It would be a kind of an alternative benefit compari
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Passwordless authentication is here: new Yubico FIDO2 key(yubico.com)
21 points by rdslw 8y ago|7 comments
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Language Polyglot(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
1 points by rdslw 8y ago|0 comments
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by rdslw 9y ago
This is very good primer on the topic, including unicode normalization, punycode and others, with ultra short python examples and links to more info. https://www.b-list.org/weblog/2018/feb/11/usernames&#x
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by rdslw 9y ago
IM won't replace e-mail due to two important things you seem to be neglecting (for a long time :) ). They are: * human psychology and ways of working * lack of features on IM (and this problem is bigger than implementing crypto in e-ma
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by rdslw 9y ago
This. Elsevier is not stupid. January without access means: * most scientis realise it's not necessary * the smaller rest of them, learn how to use scihub * elsevier is 10% less on revenue (contrary to giving it 'free access&#x2
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by rdslw 9y ago
Dear Intel, dont worry, this will be court tested. And btw, did you notice that huge amount of people disagrees already with you, simply putting your stock 8% down in two days?
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by rdslw 9y ago
I'm sad at the quality level of comments on this discussion. Lot of people are commenting clearly without reading EVEN the readme.md of the linked post. This tool advantage relies on the fact that NO bitcoin needs to be moved, so all p
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by rdslw 9y ago
Thanks for the link. It says "ON THE BACKLOG" since October 01, 2014. You have a pretty long backlog, if you didnt implement the second top voted request in three years, out of backlog ;-)
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Pinboard owner (and recently del.icio.us) responds to YCombinator(twitter.com)
1 points by rdslw 9y ago|0 comments
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by rdslw 9y ago
Let me guess, do you live in USA by a chance? My first hand experience (2017) is that US banking oferring (from a european guy perspective) is a eyes opening experience. * There is no instant bank wires (free ones) between major banks. Or a
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by rdslw 9y ago
I think it does not stand. in US 6 weeks of paid vacation is still rare in professionals. 3 is common. So you're using 3-6 while in europe there is guaranteed 6. This is apples and oranges. Besides: this is in addition to the sick time
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by rdslw 9y ago
Sure you can sue as you'd like, but in this case: * Apple never lost over trademark in court with Apple Corps and did not had to pay. * When Apple Corps tried to finally sue breach of trademark agreement (the one for 80k), they ult

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