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by stevenh 12y ago
I'm a bit embarrassed to admit I didn't realize you'd already solved this, because I hadn't played all the way until level 25 the first time around. Your method looks fantastic.
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by stevenh 12y ago
Since you're using Flash, have you considered using either AGAL shaders or DisplacementMapFilter to implement relativistic aberration? Here is a crude example I just threw together (click for focus, then use the arrow keys to move): h
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by stevenh 12y ago
Anyone will discover in a fraction of a second that all they have to do to avoid the reflected stream is aim diagonally at the wall. At $117 per square meter of this paint, complete with a suspiciously well-produced video to sell it to the
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by stevenh 12y ago
If I recall correctly, toward the end, MySpace forced most users to "upgrade" their profiles to "2.0", which erased all their HTML and CSS customizations in the process. Many users were extremely upset about this and I s
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by stevenh 12y ago
How do they make it appear as if the actual sun is off in the distance in 3D? Did they invent the world's first 3D display that works at all angles without special glasses? Are they lighting up a standard hologram in a novel way? Are t
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Show HN: Circle Push, a Game Inspired by Game About Squares(circlepush.com)
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by stevenh 12y ago
You are vehemently and loquaciously defending malware. You are also callously disregarding sites operating on razor-thin profit margins from their ads which, if lost to a firestorm of theft of revenue by criminals distributing malware such
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by stevenh 12y ago
I attempted to start a conversation here about ways to detect whether visitors to your own site are infected with the Superfish malware, and I was downvoted to the very bottom of the page. Another person had discovered a method to automatic
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by stevenh 12y ago
It would be nice of Apple to disclose exactly what has been causing the problem on older models, and to explain in detail what lucky accidental change they made to their manufacturing process in late 2013 which supposedly fixed a problem th
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by stevenh 12y ago
My 15-inch Late 2013 MacBook Pro Retina has had the same problems since day one: Restarts, graphics glitches, hard system freeze every other day, etc. Unfortunately, despite the fact that similar manufacturing flaws are presumably present,
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by stevenh 12y ago
It seems like they've already mitigated your discovery; the only remaining nofish reference in their main.jsp file is the line "var nofish = false;"
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by stevenh 12y ago
If you run a website and you'd like to help spread awareness to victims of this heinous crime, a technique such as this might work: https://paste.ee/p/y1RvZ These are the URLs on the malware peddler's server
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by stevenh 12y ago
I know that of all the major browsers, Firefox's extension ecosystem is the most secure due to the strict rules and ruthless approval process. It's nice that they are now going even farther with it. It blows my mind that Chrome pu
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by stevenh 12y ago
Google makes money off of ads. A common monetization method used by malware distributors is to secretly replace legitimate ads that get loaded on the machine (such as Google's) with their own. Doing this on every single web page visite
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by stevenh 12y ago
Fredrick Brennan, the admin of 8chan.co/8ch.net, was born with osteogenesis imperfecta; he's spent his entire life in a wheelchair. He has endured broken bones over 120 times in his life. He is three feet tall. His arms are severe
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by stevenh 12y ago
I noticed that one of the scam sites is currently listed for sale on Flippa. On their listing, they even openly boast that the best way to use the site is to use its Google News status to scam Google's search results: https:/&#x2
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by stevenh 12y ago
The widespread irrational disgust shamelessly expressed here, without regard for how expressing that disgust out loud is enforcing the status quo and contributing to the prevention of this ever being accepted in the mainstream, is exactly h
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by stevenh 12y ago
The directrev.com malware installation popups I provided screenshots of were triggered by this script embedded in savedeo's post-conversion page: http://cdn.directrev.com/js/gp.min.js?s=S0004793 Checking that scri
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by stevenh 12y ago
You're pushing malware via popups. To convert one video, I was subjected to each of these popups three times: http://i.imgur.com/qqK77qp.png http://i.imgur.com/eCAtjOi.png You're probably paid per
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by stevenh 12y ago
It could be related to this: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2004/sep/25/usa.secondworld...
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by stevenh 12y ago
This is incredibly upsetting. Amazon publishing false status reports for public consumption is directly equivalent to libeling every single customer they have, simultaneously. I was trying to register a new domain during this outage. When m
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by stevenh 12y ago
Why does Google bother with so many minor script-related security enhancements in Chrome that will barely affect anyone (such as extra HTTP headers allowing for bonus layers of XSS protection just in case the site's developers weren&#x
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by stevenh 12y ago
As an underprivileged non-plutocratic artist, could you elaborate on the experience you've had with Spotify? I'd like to hear from you because you are apparently the only contributor to this thread who has any subjective experienc
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by stevenh 12y ago
His actions enabled him to cause damage if he chose , but it would be disingenuous for us to avoid examining his intent. The only evidence we have of his intent is that he warned the hosts who were vulnerable, and also warned the customers
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by stevenh 12y ago
Same content sans absurd paywall. http://www.dallasnews.com/business/technology/headlines/2014...
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by stevenh 12y ago
This site has compiled an interesting collection of observations: http://crimeflare.com
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by stevenh 12y ago
The text says the stolen images "appeared" on reddit, which reads as an accusation that reddit users or admins were directly embedding the stolen images in pages on reddit itself via CSS or the <img> tag. The text also repea
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by stevenh 12y ago
I'm merely attempting to correct the author's libelous statement about reddit. Reddit has never hosted any stolen photos, period. Imgur revealed earlier this year that they have similar image detection built into their back end. D
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by stevenh 12y ago
Reddit should not be listed among the sites hosting the stolen images, as reddit does not support image uploads. Imgur is the primary site hosting the stolen images in that case.
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by stevenh 12y ago
To save time for those hunting for this on Namecheap: 1. Log in 2. Click "Menu" (in the top right portion of the page) 3. Expand the "My Account" submenu (if it didn't already automatically expand when the menu appe

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