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961.
by riskable 10y ago
A simpler solution is to simply keep the connection open until the session is complete. That way you can use the long-lived session token (in the cookie) each time the user visits your site/app and then just keep a WebSocket open whil
962.
by riskable 10y ago
Hundreds of thousands of users for three years now and there's yet to be any reports of a security issue. The closest thing was a very mild information disclosure issue with the bundled ssh_connect.py script... Because it imported read
963.
by riskable 10y ago
It should work reliably but only with "modern" jpeg files. Older files have a slightly different (shorter; no exif stuff) header that makes them more ambiguous. So some of those might not get detected properly but it should work f
964.
by riskable 10y ago
Gate One (web-based terminal) has had this functionality for years: https://github.com/liftoff/GateOne/ Just 'cat someimage.jpeg' or 'cat someimage.png' and it'll display it right there in
965.
by riskable 10y ago
> They will pay you for filling a slot in the social hierarchy which supports them, not for your good code. This is absolutely true but remote workers can still be FTEs that extend a manager's umbrella of influence. So really, work
966.
by riskable 10y ago
Using pointers in rust is discouraged!
967.
by riskable 10y ago
Because they compress the video before sending it over IP. Nothing fancy, just M-JPEG which is basically the same thing as taking a screenshot of the video every nth of a second and saving it as a high-quality JPEG (probably around 95% qual
968.
by riskable 10y ago
I don't think fully automated cars will have as drastic an impact on mechanics as 3D printed cars. A better question to ask is this: What happens to all the mechanics when getting an entirely new vehicle is cheaper than paying to have
969.
by riskable 10y ago
It's not just the UI that suffered. The latency and performance of Skype calls dropped significantly after they switched from P2P to Microsoft Notification Protocol 24 (aka MSN Messenger Protocol)... https://en.wikipedia.or
970.
by riskable 10y ago
I've had a problem similar to this with my 150 megabit downlink (sigh, wish I had that much upload). The thing to remember when troubleshooting these sorts of problems is this: Not all iptables rules are created equal. State
971.
by riskable 10y ago
Well, the good news is that this is a temporary problem. There's only so many computers out there that will get the Windows 10 upgrade and presumably that number will drop like a rock as PCs either get upgraded or the users switch to
972.
by riskable 10y ago
No. Time to start using proper password hashing algorithms (e.g. scrypt) with added protections such as requiring n rounds of hashing. Tip: To require 65535 rounds of hashing on a Debian or Ubuntu system just run this: sed -i -e
973.
by riskable 10y ago
I use kate (KDE Advanced Text Editor) and there's a setting that removes trailing whitespace whenever you save a file. Works awesome. You get auto-indent and at the same time don't have to worry about leftover whitespace everywhe
974.
by riskable 10y ago
I just tried it out (finally, a terminal!) but I have a strange problem with it: I can't copy & paste text in the terminal. Ctrl-C sends the usual terminal escape sequence (which is good) but there's no right-click menu or a
975.
by riskable 10y ago
A better question is how the DMCA could possibly apply to a site that doesn't host a single file. It's a search engine for (magnet) URLs that anyone can submit to. How do you submit a takedown for a "file" when there&#
976.
by riskable 10y ago
Yeah, I love how she claimed hard work is how one gets rich. She grew up exceedingly wealthy and stands to inherit an enormous fortune. Apparently it's "hard work" being born rich beyond belief.
977.
by riskable 10y ago
He probably couldn't without raising alarms. As administrator to the SharePoint site he had many means to access (and copy) the files contained therein (from the servers themselves) but to make a big copy of his emails would require ve
978.
by riskable 10y ago
The problem here is the assumption that everyone on Medicaid, Social Security, etc is capable of spending money responsibly. Take away their benefits and hand them some cash. This will result in millions of vulnerable seniors and mentally
979.
by riskable 10y ago
Can someone explain to me what innovation cable companies provide that they deserve their anti-competitive monopolies? If we were to replace them all with municipal broadband what would the short and long term consequences be? I'd wa
980.
by riskable 10y ago
Another figure to add to the hipster revolution: Youtubers and Twitch streamers. It could one of but a few ways to make money in the future (entertainment). I hope you like playing with Play Doh!
981.
by riskable 10y ago
To be fair, 8-year-olds are exposed to a lot of closure. "And the HTML tag lived happily ever after."
982.
by riskable 10y ago
I don't think the intention is to "increase the amount of code" but that's what always ends up happening! You're definitely on to something here with JSONScript but it's missing "something". That kill
983.
by riskable 10y ago
Cars are vastly different though. A building will persist for decades (sometimes hundreds of years!) and house dozens to thousands of people at once. They also use up vastly more energy and take up many orders of magnitude more space. An un
984.
by riskable 10y ago
Yeah, this--and all the other copycat articles at that time--are bullshit. It absolutely will work with a severed finger. If the first try doesn't work just wet the severed finger with water or take a pencil and color the finger tip
985.
by riskable 10y ago
That's actually nonsense. You most certainly can cut off someone's finger and use it to unlock their phone. I'm not aware of any capillary scanners on phones... http://www.androidauthority.com/how-fingerprint-
986.
by riskable 10y ago
I always thought the "multiple universes" theory was just a convenient way to explain particle interactions that occur outside of our observable universe. They may very well be in the this universe but because they're no
987.
by riskable 10y ago
I think the problem here is that regardless of the "visionary"... * You make an ad network that makes advertisers happy. In reality this will pretty much *always* make users *unhappy*. * You make an ad network that makes us
988.
by riskable 10y ago
There's a difference between merely malicious ads ("Click here for free stuff!"->takes you to a site that exploits your browser) and ads that actively exploit the browser . Any ad network can fall victim to malicious ads
989.
by riskable 10y ago
The problem with the, "was it signed by a trusted authority?" concept is that you generally can't automated the 3rd party since they're not under your control. Also, they typically charge every time you request a new ce
990.
by riskable 11y ago
Single-player games trend towards mere time diversion but multiplayer games can be any number of things such as: * Competition * Shared experiences * Role play * A way to socialize ...among other things.

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