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shshhdhs
8y ago
Nice! I didn't realize you were on HN, I've sent your site to friends before. I'm curious -- has your traffic increased or decreased lately (due to the bust)? Do you track your traffic or graph it at all?
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shshhdhs
8y ago
Ericsson generally offers managed services, and so it's likely it was their responsibility. Also, this is reflected by O2 seeking damages.
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8y ago
Written in December [2016]. Should have a [2016] tag
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shshhdhs
8y ago
I can’t scroll your page on mobile (iOS). It feels like the website is stuck in a tar pit.
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8y ago
> I knew about bitcoin only as an investment vehicle favored by several essentially sweet nerds close to my heart—and I knew, too, that cryptocurrencies are the pet untraceable funding model of the far-right. The author really hasn'
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Goodreads reveals best books of 2018 with 5+ million votes across 21 categories
(geekwire.com)
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The 9 Lives of Bleichenbacher’s CAT: New Cache Attacks on TLS Implementations [pdf]
(eprint.iacr.org)
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The 9 Lives of Bleichenbacher's CAT: New Cache ATtacks on TLS Implementations
(cryptologie.net)
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How to Read a Book [pdf]
(pne.people.si.umich.edu)
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Project Habakkuk
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Host-Based Intrusion Detection Using Dynamic and Static Behavioral Model
(citeseerx.ist.psu.edu)
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How China’s Bytedance became the world’s most valuable startup
(theverge.com)
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Trending repositories on GitHub this week
(github.com)
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8y ago
I wrote a Lambda function that does lots of concurrent checks and then reports back the results at the end of its execution. Concurrency works fine for my usecase.
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Google Chat is the worst desktop chat program I have ever used
(technex.us)
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shshhdhs
8y ago
Wow, looks like it was also used in Microsoft and BBC News repos.. unless I read the updates incorrectly. Perhaps the attacker was targeting a specific user?
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shshhdhs
8y ago
Where should one go to get started with GBA dev work these days?
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shshhdhs
8y ago
They do support Ryanair, I’ve found great deals through it. Lots of other discount Euro airlines are unsupported though
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8y ago
Cool stuff! Thanks for offering to answer questions. While reading it I was wondering why the service wasn’t to offer a “tugship” capability by altering the satellite’s orbit. Would that be viable or am I missing something? In other words,
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Sqitch
(sqitch.org)
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7 Reasons to Hate Your Code
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8y ago
Are you connected on LinkedIn with your neighbor? Because if your neighbor was connected with him, that could be how it happened. I think it will show if any of your connections know him (up to 3 hops away), but you might need to visit his
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8y ago
Woops! Yup, I must have clicked on the wrong tab on my phone.
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Getting Started with Multi-Category Security (MCS)
(centos.org)
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Seven Ineffective Coding Habits of Many Programmers (2016)
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8y ago
In 1998, $1 was worth $1.53 (in 2018 dollars), so this transaction would feel like a $6.4B deal.
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The Forgetting Curve
(en.wikipedia.org)
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> Over the last year or so at Fog Creek we’ve been developing a system that’s so easy even our grouchiest developers are willing to go along with it. And as far as we can tell, it produces extremely reliable schedules Sounds like it’s wo
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One key thing she mentioned is the growth rate — you can have a fully mature 18 meter bamboo tree in as little as three years. I’m addition to it being both strong & flexible. And, IIRC, bamboo tend to grow in dense groups— seems like g
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NASA Deep Space Network
(eyes.nasa.gov)
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