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11y ago
Do good night vision cameras exist for the pi which would work with this? I use a number of cameras with zoneminder but will soon be replacing a few...a pi-based system would be great if night vision support was baked in.
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Then should the rest of us not step up? Or is it that there's no effective way to combat it without making major changes to browsers we have little control over? At the very least, someone could have a website which listed steps you ca
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11y ago
Evercookies sound terrifying. Not that I'm doing anything that I really worry about hiding, but I can't stand invasion of privacy like this. Are there effective protections against them? If not, I wonder why the EFF hasn't ta
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11y ago
Any tips for hiring workers on thinks like Upwork/eLance/etc without them stealing your idea?
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11y ago
Will these sorts of challenges also give you the necessary cryptography background? If not, what will?
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11y ago
As someone who has tried to replace gmail with Zimbra, Roundcube and others over the years, PEPS looks interesting. How production ready is it? What features would you say it's lacking?
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11y ago
Thanks!
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11y ago
Where would one find the source data for property value analysis like this?
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11y ago
How is this a data source?
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11y ago
Thanks! I'll check into this.
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Ask HN: Data sources for large scale real estate analysis?
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11y ago
Can you elaborate further on the various ways Firefox phones home? I'd like to take steps on my machine to disable if possible. Thanks.
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12y ago
Certainly makes my petty daily concerns seem infinitesimally small. Thanks for linking to that.
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12y ago
Well, for one, it's completely integrated with the jvm and its runtime, so it can make use of the rich ecosystem of java libraries.
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Yested – A Component Based Web Framework for Kotlin
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12y ago
If Baidu served everything over https, would that effectively make this attack impossible unless the China GFW mitm'd the connections? I suppose that might add a significant server load to Baidu, but I wonder if we should just start ac
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12y ago
Additionally, redirection of stderr with 2> doesn't seem to work. Can you describe (or point out in the docs) how to accomplish this? Thank you.
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12y ago
Is && and || supposed to supported? When I try "command && someothercommand", which is a common bash idiom, xonsh seems to just freeze up until a ctrl+c. It also jumps up to around 100% CPU.
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12y ago
Auto-completion is excellent now. I'd suggest you give it another try.
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12y ago
It's also extremely good in Intellij (at least, in Ultimate...which is what I'm using daily).
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12y ago
As someone who has done a lot in both frameworks, I have found Grails to be more mature from an enterprise standpoint, and the tooling support is outstanding. IMHO, it's a lot easier to track down what is happening where in Grails as o
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12y ago
I'm surprised this is the case, since pfsense is a very capable FW built upon the pf version on FreeBSD. I've been running it for years with nary a problem. Would you say the outdated version of pf puts people running pfsense at r
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12y ago
Nice! I've been using dnsmasq to route my DNS queries and prevent leakage. Didn't realize the nework.proxy.socks_remote_dns option existed. Thanks for sharing!
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12y ago
Totally agree. Things like that should be discussed in public, not buried in individual emails.
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If the NSA is in bed with US based network gear providers If ^^that^^ is true, then I'd argue your first sentence is not. There is simply no way to truly protect yourself if the gear manufacturers are complicit.
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12y ago
Using webmail would defeat that, though, right?
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So could someone explain how an IP address would leak when using an email account? I suppose potentially in the SMTP header, but this would assume he was using a email server running on his own personal ip, right? So is the guess here (assu
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12y ago
I'm curious...why do you say it has stagnated? Seems to still be pretty popular...especially in the gradle and grails spaces. I've done quite a bit of groovy and have really enjoyed it. After years of doing java, and then years of
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Nothing pollutes java source more than getters and setters. I can't believe this still isn't being address. Wish they'd move in the direction Groovy has in this regard.
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12y ago
I'm actually waiting for clarification on this...I think my team might've misinterpreted the quote, and if so, Amazon would be significantly cheaper. I'll update as soon as I know (most likely Monday).
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