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by sauere 12y ago
How does > When exploited, the vulnerability allows an attacker to remotely execute arbitrary code go along with > [...] will need a specifically crafted file and use social engineering methods (observed in this campaign) to convince
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by sauere 12y ago
The number #1 thing that i want: treat me like an adult. This means i will not follow any stupid workspace policies. Example: - If i get a phone call that i consider important, i will answer it. - If i am feeling sick, i will stay at home,
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by sauere 12y ago
> should a near-perfect version just be frozen for competitive play? This. Balancing the game is hard work and it took Blizz many years and patches go get it right.
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by sauere 12y ago
On average, i have 150-180 APM* *APM as shown on the ingame summary scoreboard. There a different ways to measure APM and Blizzard has adjusted the way APM is calculated multiple times (for example, repetitive pressing a hotkey will not inc
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by sauere 12y ago
The first Java webframework i have seen that actually deserves the word "micro". I will give it a try if i ever need to write something in Java ;)
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by sauere 12y ago
Well, with Starcraft i belive any smart person can get in to Diamond with decent execution speed and a good knowledge of standard builds. But for Master league and above it really is all about extremly fast decision making and very good exe
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by sauere 12y ago
Pretty good, i'd say about 50% faster on raw request speed. Anyway, it isn't a fair comparison given that nginx's feature set is much larger.
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by sauere 12y ago
This. However i do play a little Dota2 from time to time, but the game frustrated me too much. Being in a game that is OVER and still have to stay in there for 10-15minutes drives me crazy.
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by sauere 12y ago
Theres i a _huge_ gap between a good master player and Grandmaster. But i guess im just too lazy to get to that level, just too many tiny flaws that add up to compete with the very best.
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by sauere 12y ago
I used to play 4-5 games daily, but now i just a play every few days.
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by sauere 12y ago
Back to reddit.
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by sauere 12y ago
I do, from time to time. But it is rather boring since i don't comment, just the raw game stream http://www.twitch.tv/kwaynesc2
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by sauere 12y ago
Related: ask me, an average Top25 master league player anything.
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by sauere 12y ago
Word. I really feel that a lot of people talking about this whole thing fail to practice what they preach.
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by sauere 12y ago
The Standard .zip Crypto (know as "ZipCrypto") is 100% trash. However, it is possible to use AES-256 encryption in 7zip (and even WinZip, not that anyone actually uses that anymore...)
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by sauere 12y ago
> So yes, GPL 3 is hurting open source more than helping it. The GPL and the organization behind it, the Free Software Foundation, do not care about "open source". They care about free Software, free as in freedom. /edit:
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by sauere 12y ago
When i talk to people who want to start programming, especially young high school kids i often hear that they want to stay flexible. Flexible both in the platform/stack they are working with and flexible in what they can do with the la
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by sauere 12y ago
Can't we just all settle for .webm? The cancerous patented MP4/H264 combination must die.
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by sauere 12y ago
I don't know how familiar you are with the Distros... as far as the major distros go (Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora/CentOS...), they all get the job done and the only difference you might stumble on in the beginning will be the d
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by sauere 12y ago
Python might not be the fastest player on the block... but the increase in coding productivity will more than pay for extra equiptment to handle and speed-shortcomings.
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by sauere 12y ago
They got owned by shellschock? Common Yahoo, really?
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by sauere 12y ago
Might be a stupid question, but: how did they do this? I mean their own WiFi must have been operating on the same frequencies (2,4Ghz band as the personal hotspots ), wouldn't a jammer also disrupt their own signal? /edit: i see,
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by sauere 12y ago
Time for more some more railroad porn in this thread https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGES75OYIl0
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by sauere 12y ago
Why are you asking?
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by sauere 12y ago
http://www.reddit.com/r/dailyprogrammer
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by sauere 12y ago
Do we really need to repost this every 2 months? The first proof of concept for this kind of attack has been demonstrated 7+ years ago at the CCC. It pops up every year and every time people act like this is news.
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by sauere 12y ago
Why would you want that? The magnet links alone are rather useless. The whole site can be crawled within 2-3 days easily. There are ~1.2 million torrents indexed, lets just assume that a single magnet-link plus some metadata is 0,5-1kB... s
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by sauere 12y ago
> It's like Guido van Rossum realizing that nobody wants to migrate to Python 3, and instead making Python 2 awesomer again. Source?
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by sauere 12y ago
That feel when you open up HN and the top post is about some new CVE. Being a sysadmin isn't fun these days.
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by sauere 12y ago
All the proposed changes will lead to 5 incompatible PHP versions, 20 stupid workaround hacks and it will break PHPs biggest feature: widespread implementation and compability.

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