ryanthejuggler

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   by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

   The exploit only works on whatever data's in memory. If someone had started attacking servers when Heartbleed started being publicized, they'd be getting passwords and data from users who were active at that point in time. Unfortu
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   by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

   SO glad I'm not the only one who chuckled.
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   Bad UX for e-filing taxes

   3 points by ryanthejuggler 13y ago|1 comments
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   by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

   I'm pissed. My email address is among those leaked. I got two transaction requests, the first for 732342.34425 BTC and the second for 999999.99999999 BTC. The second had registered a username of "⚠ URGENT: Сoinbase hacked. We&quot
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   Yesterday - The Beatles (feat. Jay-Z)(featjayz.com)

   2 points by ryanthejuggler 13y ago|0 comments
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   by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

   I use Ctrl+C to get out of insert mode. Also a diehard Programmer Dvorak user.
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   by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

   I meant it humorously; I deliberately did not use lmgtfy's shortlink service so people would see what the link was before clicking on it.
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   by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

   Since when did HN become Imgur?
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   by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

   Order for 170. ^([ab][c-gio][^d]|c[ehlo]|d|f[il]|gh|mo) Not as clever as you guys though!
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    Powers: ^((((((((((x)\10?)\9?)\8?)\7?)\6?)\5?)\4?)\3?)\2?)\1?$ I feel like there's gotta be a sneakier way of doing this.
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    I laughed when I saw the map. Compare [1] from the article with [2], which mostly corresponds to the location of the Seattle Underground. I went on the Underground tour earlier this year. It's really interesting and pretty funny too; a
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    Heh, Monte Carlo simulation of Monty Hall problem. Mildly amusing... if only we could work a Monty Python reference in there somewhere! Watching this play out really kills any remaining gut response that would say "it's the same e
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    I think he means instead of using a colon to begin Vim commands, he begins by typing a space. I started using Caps Lock as an extra Ctrl a couple months ago. It's great, except now I can't use other people's computers because
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    Appears to be in the works-- http://www.pixate.com/blog/2013-12-06-android-views-demo/ind...
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    If it helps, I do have a degree in mechanical engineering but am working in software. For all its problems, a Github portfolio is a very good way to show what you know.
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    My reaction: "Ok, I understand the appeal to minimalism, but what's with the 2001: A Space Odyssey monolith?"
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    It irritates me when people talk about "bitcoins", plural. Bitcoin is so divisible that it really seems like more of a "stuff" that can't be pluralized, like sand or water[1]. I forgot where I read it but there was
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    The point isn't that the image be shown in the browser, it's that it is requested from the email sender's server. That's how email tracking works. If you're still making the request then this approach doesn't w
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    Tracking images in emails are uncacheable specifically because they need to be traceable. For a set of users, you'd send out the same email, but use a different image for each: www.example.com/banner.png?userid=1 www.exa
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    Reminds me of http://www.displayofwealth.com/
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    One example: Secure Boot (a.k.a. Restricted Boot). Personally, I'd love to have a screamin' Arch Linux install running Gnome Shell on top of the latest Microsoft Surface hardware. But I can't do that, can I? Why not? The simp
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    Normal or not, this is terrible user experience.
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    I have to argue against that. Many people want to make themselves heard and become known for their opinions, so they attach their real name to their work.
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    I think I found their first customer: http://robrhinehart.com/?p=1005
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    Agreed... back before electronic transactions were a thing, cash was about as untraceable as bitcoin, and taxation was still effective.
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    I think it's very readable; I read it in my head like a dialogue where you're trying to quickly confirm something with someone. Lunch? Ok, we'll go to Chipotle. No? Ok, we'll stay here and work. (the colon becomes the
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    >(FUDBOMB) Bluetooth!
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    My favorite line in the whole thing was the final line: This article was amended to represent the fact that the artists mentioned weren't creating music with HTML.
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    Good point. I'm probably only justifying my "habit" here...
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    by ryanthejuggler 13y ago

    I actually made $500 by buying a domain without a prototype. Back in college I started working on a personal project I decided to call "Silicon Brain". As soon as I had my first 5 lines of JavaScript I bought the domain name &qu