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12y ago
> The only time you really should be looking at the User Agent is if you're trying to do something like show a "Download for (Chrome|Firefox|etc)" button. Amen.
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12y ago
I played the sh*t out of Broodwar (and nowadays, SC2 HOTS) but i never heard about this Bot league. Thank you, this was a very interesting read.
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12y ago
> Security is a concern with these setups, because anyone’s data could be in anyone else’s house at a given time, but Cloud&Heat claims that since all of its data is encrypted and only its employees can open the cabinets that everyon
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12y ago
Link is dead for me. Google Cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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12y ago
Didn't we just have this on the front page a few weeks ago?
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12y ago
As long as the President's success is measured by the unemployment rate, these jobs will exist.
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12y ago
> hardware-guaranteed security to ensure that those machines can’t pry or spy on one another Please stop using container/virtualization as a security mechanism. It never worked, i never will work.
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Adventures in Analyzing the Stuxnet Malware [Bruce Dang, Microsoft]
(youtube.com)
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12y ago
Might want to show the boss this: http://www.tagman.com/mdp-blog/2012/03/just-one-second-delay...
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12y ago
Semi-OT: what is it with all the old-school Linux hackers and their obsession with Google+?
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12y ago
And this kids, is why people buy Macs to serve as a $1500 facebook machine.
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12y ago
Semi-related: is anyone here using OpenBSD in their daily DevOps setup? If so, why did you choose it (say, over Linux or FreeBSD)?
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12y ago
It must be hard sitting there thinking to yourself "these people here have no idea what the hell they are talking about", repeating the same answers over and over again. Therefore, i think he is handling the situation rather well.
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12y ago
Oh boy. At least have the balls. Doing this is the one thing, pulling back 15 minutes after someone criticises you is the other.
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12y ago
Hustle hard. It should also be noted how he did this "hack". He spoofed a call to Jasons own number (thus reaching the voicemail). The voicemail was not setup (or PIN secured), so he was able to do the initial voicemail setup. Wou
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12y ago
I agree. A cheap (iPhone) recording is still better than nothing.
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12y ago
To be more precise: don't use OSX. You have no control on what is happening, syncing, uploading, shadow-copying etc. in the background.
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12y ago
> Success rate plummets if you Google programming questions in a language other than English. This is very true. Not just for technical/programming-questions but pretty much everything. Even simple wikipedia entries. There is a huge
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12y ago
Is the eMail in your profile active and working? I have something for you
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12y ago
Do you know a good tutorial/howto to get started?
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12y ago
Wait... so... - free - no logs - support - unlimited bandwidth Is this some kind of badly executed sting operation?
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12y ago
I agree. I get what it does but i don't like the overall color scheme.
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12y ago
I agree. We need something inbetween Markdown and LaTex. Markdown is not powerful enough and LaTex is just a pain to get started with.
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12y ago
Semi-related: The Art of Hidden-City Ticketing http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/08/magazine/mag-08subversion-... tl;dr: if you are traveling to a airport that is dominated by a single carrier, try to find
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12y ago
The case i use is the Cooltek Coolcube Mini, photos and specs here: http://www.cooltek.de/en/cubes/coolcube-mini/14/coolcube-min... Obviously it is larger than the mac mini, but still small enough to put
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12y ago
The $699 model + the SSD upgrade sums up to a whooping $899. I like the form-faktor and all, but really, with 900 bucks i am sticking to my custom ITX builds
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12y ago
I got to agree with the overall chorus here. Without wanting to sound like a dick: a bootcamp doesn't make you a full-blown top-notch $150k "software engineer" in 1, 2, 3 or even 6 months. I just doesn't happen. The whol
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12y ago
Oh boi. This is going to be good.
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12y ago
Pretty sure this is about this CVE.
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12y ago
Don't forget to spice up your report with "THE RUSSIANS DID IT!!!!!!!!!!111!1".
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