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541.
by singlow 12y ago
I think the idea is to automatically compensate for wind or other factors that would otherwise take the bullet on a path that is not on target. I think the part where they aim away from the target is just for demonstration.
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by singlow 12y ago
If the workload is made to be very large, say 30 seconds on a recent desktop, it could fall back to a captcha for slower devices. At least people visiting with fast computers could be spared the captcha.
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by singlow 12y ago
To allow for larger workload values, could the user start "earning" points by doing jobs as soon as they reach the website, and then "spend" those points when they decide to post. The average user will have been on the s
544.
by singlow 12y ago
Interesting, but I tried them out in my Ubuntu 13.10 desktop and applying the whole lot completely killed Chrome. Strangely, certain tabs would consistently load fine, while others would end up with white screens - seemingly consistently pe
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by singlow 12y ago
But if there was technically nothing they could do to access the data, they could not be forced to do it. If I encrypt data on my machine and upload it to s3, Amazon cannot be forced to do anything other than provide the encrypted data to t
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by singlow 12y ago
The design of Lavabit allowed him to gain access to the data. It may have been encrypted at every point, but the keys were accessible by Lavabit.
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by singlow 12y ago
When the customers call you, it is because they blame you. You never hear from the ones who don't blame you.
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by singlow 12y ago
The Google geocoding service returns a normalized address in addition to the lat/lon. There are times I need that address localized for the area it is in, and other times I need it localized for another culture. It would be very useful
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by singlow 12y ago
By not having a plugin, all of the rendering done by PDF.js is contained within the sandbox normally provided for any page. If a PDF is designed to exploit PDF.js, the worst it can do is the equivalent of a cross-site scripting attack on th
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by singlow 12y ago
I don't think the bounty is all that significant in deterring any would-be exploiter. Instead, it incentivizes the honest person who enjoys the puzzle of finding the exploit but would never actually try to profit from it illegally. It
551.
by singlow 13y ago
Backward. The dos would be possible for many to whom the mitm is impossible.
552.
by singlow 13y ago
But what if the key was never used with openssl or heartbeat?
553.
by singlow 13y ago
CloudFlare does more than just caching. Even on non-cached pages it can filter and otherwise mitigate traffic that it has identified as malicious.
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by singlow 13y ago
I started using this in all my node projects a couple years ago. It has been my favorite email library in any language I've used. I love the pre-configured services for gmail and sendgrid, etc. Surprised to see it posted - I figured ev
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by singlow 13y ago
I believe they now offer hourly billing. If you choose it, you are billed hourly, not monthly, but the hourly rate maxes out at the monthly rate. I got an email about it a month or two ago but haven't tried it.
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by singlow 13y ago
It should work on most recent browsers - but it will be much more performant on browsers that support web workers. If all of the calculations have to be done in the same main thread, it has no chance. Since it is targeting mobile apps, and
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by singlow 13y ago
It is not insuring the value of bitcoins, but the operation of the company. Regardless of the legitimacy of bitcoins or their value, the company is providing a service and it can be insured against lawsuits for its own mistakes. In 2011 the
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by singlow 13y ago
If you download it, the license file is in the root of the zip archive.
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by singlow 13y ago
You have both training and selection in both cases. In both cases you have extensive training and in both cases the number of training hours is ridiculous. However, there are negative and positive selection biases for each. Baseball has mil
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KickStarter Security Breach(pastebin.com)
2 points by singlow 13y ago|0 comments
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by singlow 13y ago
The calculator provided by Amazon does have the option of factoring in the Reserve Pricing and will give you the monthly and annual charges as separate line items. http://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/calc5.html
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by singlow 13y ago
http://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/calc5.html
563.
by singlow 13y ago
I don't think that board's decisions are directly affecting this charter school though. The decisions they make effect the curriculum used by public schools. While this school receives public funding, it operates largely as a priv
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by singlow 13y ago
Not if you assume that the client should have already backed up data on that instance, and keeping a copy for yourself is illegal.
565.
by singlow 13y ago
There were reports that the funds in their U.S. providers account were seized by DHS a week or two ago. Their U.S. provider was, according to them, Obopay/Ultralight, but Obopay/Ultralight said that Payza was lying about their rel
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by singlow 13y ago
It is not anonymous, in the sense that the transaction history of a wallet is public info. If that transaction history can identify you, you are not anonymous. The point if bitcoin is that it is decentralized and no entity can affect or eff
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by singlow 13y ago
yes - this or w3tc - either of them have an enhanced disk cache that keeps the generated html for each page on disk and apache/nginx will bypass php if you have the rewrite rules in place.
568.
by singlow 13y ago
...a mournful discovery. Those who agree with you are insane. Those who do not are in power.
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by singlow 13y ago
When tournament Scrabble players have probability questions they usually turn to Quackle, a GPL program created by Jason Katz-Brown and John O'Laughlin that can simulate scrabble games. Not sure if it has a way to find this particular
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by singlow 13y ago
re: bediger4000 The phrase has that smell when used by the person denying. If an action or inaction is taken to preserve plausible deniability, it is smelly. But when used by an observer after the fact, it just means that we have no way to

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