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by spilk 11y ago
This probably excludes pretty much everything except probably the most boring things - public information websites, etc. Anything within the DoD, for instance, will at minimum be tagged "for official use only", which already exemp
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by spilk 11y ago
Woz is fairly well known to have hand-assembled (on paper) the ROM monitor for the Apple II, which he then used to code Integer BASIC.
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by spilk 11y ago
SMB is the standard on recent versions of OSX, AFP is deprecated.
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by spilk 11y ago
In this no-managers/no-hierarchy model, how does one increase their salary?
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by spilk 11y ago
I call this 'enlightenment', because I reached it after spending way too many hours in my teens tweaking my Enlightenment window manager config rather than doing something useful.
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by spilk 11y ago
The HiDPI point is pretty critical - many higher end laptops these days have HiDPI screens, and HiDPI desktop monitors are getting affordable. I think with GNOME you only get integer scale factors: way too tiny or way too big on most HiDPI
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by spilk 11y ago
Didn't they launch this last year? http://www.informationweek.com/cloud/cloud-storage/amazon-pr...
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by spilk 11y ago
I think it supports ECC keys in the PIV applet, but not in the OpenPGP applet.
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by spilk 11y ago
Just so it's clear, the previous Yubikey NEO also supports gpg-agent for SSH authentication, not just the new Yubikey 4. I've been using one for months. It presents a standard smarcard CCID interface and runs an OpenPGP applet. Th
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by spilk 11y ago
This contains a fairly comprehensive list of all operating whiskey distilleries in the US, including brands that label MGP's product: http://recenteats.blogspot.com/p/the-complete-list-of-americ...
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by spilk 11y ago
This is an extremely common practice in the new booming "artisanal" whiskey business. Many of them come from a factory distillery in Indiana (MGP) and the profits from selling the factory stuff are used to build up a more "au
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by spilk 11y ago
You can also defeat pretty much any zippered luggage by just jabbing a ballpoint pen into the zipper. A dinky padlock on the pulls, regardless of who has the keys, is not keeping anyone out of your stuff.
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by spilk 11y ago
The most secure way to transport goods in checked bags is to fly with a checked firearm. You are required to lock a firearm in a hard-sided case with locks that only you have the keys to -- TSA approved locks are not allowed. You are allowe
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by spilk 11y ago
That's absolutely true, though. You are trusting the bank (and the federal insurance backing it) that when you want to draw your balance that you can. It's no different when you have bitcoin in Coinbase. I just can't see a sc
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by spilk 11y ago
You don't have bitcoin if you just have a balance in Coinbase, so this debit card really has no connection to Bitcoin at all. No transactions will reach the blockchain when you use this card.
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by spilk 11y ago
Heck, Google didn't even invent Google Earth, they bought a company named Keyhole and renamed it.
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by spilk 11y ago
in my experience, Walgreens, Home Depot and Walmart all require the chip when it is present now. At least with AMEX cards.
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by spilk 11y ago
Why use a character like tab, which can also appear in common text, when there are control characters designed exactly for this purpose? ASCII 0x1C - 0x1F are there specifically for machine parsing of tabular data.
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by spilk 11y ago
Microsoft calls the rendering engine in IE11 "Edge" as well, as can be seen in the developer tools: http://i.imgur.com/Y7SKKja.png
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by spilk 11y ago
Are you talking about https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/ ?
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by spilk 11y ago
How does this differ from the app released by Instagram last year with the exact same name that appears to do the same thing ? https://hyperlapse.instagram.com http://blog.instagram.com/post/95829278497&#x2F
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by spilk 12y ago
The bigger piracy problem at the time was unauthorized third party flash cartridges, not emulators. I'm wondering which of these measures, if any, where targeted at making them more difficult to run from these cartridges. I know I had
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by spilk 12y ago
The thing is, if you put any arbitrary DNS name in the subject, Superfish will tag it as verify_fail. as you show, but it also passes through Subject Alternative Name untouched; if you just put the host you want to spoof in the SAN instead
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by spilk 12y ago
So, what impact, if any, does this have on Google Voice, and more specifically, the Asterisk connector (Motif)?
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by spilk 12y ago
They are banned within all National Parks, thankfully.
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by spilk 12y ago
> Which if it did go to the airport would eliminate so many fares, because once you get to your hotel you normally just walk everywhere else. I disagree, there is tons of intra-strip cab travel taking place. Hotels are far apart on the s
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by spilk 12y ago
Nice shot of Red Rock Canyon.
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by spilk 12y ago
Walmart already has EMV terminals. I don't go to Walmart very frequently, but last time I went there, I was unable to use my Amex card with the usual swipe; the terminal told me I had to insert the card into the chip reader. I haven&#x
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by spilk 12y ago
Having lived in both Florida and Las Vegas, Las Vegas is so much nicer. This might be cliche, but the humidity really does make all the difference. High temps are 20 degrees lower in Florida, but I'd rather stand outside in 110F heat i
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by spilk 12y ago
It's also fairly natural-disaster resistant. We get floods now and again, but that is managed fairly well. Otherwise, we aren't very susceptible to tornadoes, hurricanes, tsunamis, earthquakes, etc.

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