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   by skibz 8y ago

   Thank you for clarifying.
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   by skibz 8y ago

   I interpreted this as not being a ‘bad idea’, rather, the implementation of rsync’s feature could be simplified if OpenSSH behaved in a similar way to Oxy.
3. 483.▲
   by skibz 8y ago

   I stand to be corrected, but I’m pretty sure Mosh uses SSH under the hood. Perhaps Mosh could be modified to support Oxy?
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   by skibz 8y ago

   I should add this to my Stylish profile for GitHub. If you combine this with Original GitHub Navigation Bar Color [0] you can have an original-ish GitHub theme. [0]: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/origin
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   by skibz 8y ago

   This appears to be a copy of the Christian Bible as an invocation of echo.
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   by skibz 8y ago

   I've been maintaining a large (and quite old) in-play gambling system for the past six months that uses Postgres triggers and pg_notify [1] as the core mechanism for broadcasting websocket frames to SPA clients. Hilariously, it turned
7. 487.▲
   by skibz 8y ago

   > For example, did you know that you can type https://www.microsoft.com/ into Notepad's File Open dialog? Awesome!
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   Tencent Acquires 80% Slice of Grinding Gear Games(pcgamer.com)

   2 points by skibz 8y ago|0 comments
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   by skibz 8y ago

   Hahaha, no kidding! :D Overstated is what I meant to say.
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    by skibz 8y ago

    It's definitely not dead. My best guess is that it simply lost the popularity contest to Medium. Svbtle's influence cannot be understated, however, in my opinion. I've seen a number of independent bloggers using their own &qu
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    by skibz 8y ago

    Browsing incognito works, too.
12. 492.▲
    by skibz 9y ago

    It sounds like it might be worth reporting this to Spotify's support team. They may be able to help determine whether your account was compromised.
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    Show HN: A browser extension for the Hacker News navbar(github.com)

    1 points by skibz 9y ago|0 comments
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    by skibz 9y ago

    I'm guessing you know something I don't, because the specified dependency is actually to a forked copy of parro-it/libui. Does parro-it/libui derive from andlabs/libui?
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    by skibz 9y ago

    These templates are also used by gitignore.io I made a simple alias for generating a .gitignore using their service: ignore = "!gi() { curl -L -s https://www.gitignore.io/api/$@ > .gitignore;}; gi" Example
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    by skibz 9y ago

    An earlier discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11522452
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    by skibz 9y ago

    Tet is not mentioned anywhere in the source code of this project and is also the name of another Show HN post from forty minutes +/- prior. Presumably a mistake?
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    by skibz 9y ago

    I last poked at this game a few years ago. Back then, it was just called "Not Tetris". Anyone know when (or why) the author added the "2"?
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    by skibz 9y ago

    Absolutely, yeah. WebCrypto has support for keypairs that can have the private key data extracted (there are limits, though, which I cannot accurately remember) from the JavaScript object in which they are contained. So it ought to be possi
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    by skibz 9y ago

    Also, forgot to mention: If you were to use WebCrypto, it ought to be possible to securely (with respect to cross-origin policy) store a user's private key using IndexedDB.
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    by skibz 9y ago

    Sorry, I missed that. I love the idea. It reminds me of something I read on HN a few years back where somebody proposed using SSH auth for web authentication.
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    by skibz 9y ago

    Hi! I wanted to check out the browser extension that is mentioned, but the site is returning 404. Mostly, I wanted to find out whether the extension is using WebCrypto for the key generation, signing, verification, etc, and how the private
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    by skibz 9y ago

    A sort-of left field suggestion would be to try Red [1]. I'm quite impressed with it, so far! However, I'm not sure how suitable it is considered to be for beginners. [1]: http://www.red-lang.org/
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    by skibz 9y ago

    > Pan Am estimated that between the ages of 16 and 18, Abagnale flew more than 1,000,000 miles (1,600,000 km) on more than 250 flights and flew to 26 countries by deadheading. As a company pilot, he was also able to stay at hotels for fr
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    by skibz 9y ago

    Operated by my coworker: https://crontron.com
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    by skibz 9y ago

    A service operated by my coworker: https://crontron.com/
27. 507.▲
    by skibz 9y ago

    Despite the name, this website is not for learning how to crack information systems. I recommend posing your question to the community at security.stackexchange.com
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    Rico's Cheatsheets(ricostacruz.com)

    3 points by skibz 9y ago|0 comments
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    by skibz 9y ago

    This is great. I look forward to using it day-to-day. Also seems worth suggesting as an addition to Refined GitHub? https://github.com/sindresorhus/refined-github
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    by skibz 9y ago

    > Does anyone with high performance requirements writes JS? It's possible to call into C from Node. So there's nothing stopping you from implementing performance-critical parts of a system with native code, and then invoking it