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by stqism 6y ago
I don’t know if any real rockets were built, but according to this old video we’d see a reduction of weight due to the absence of heavy chemical fuel. https://youtu.be/eDNX65d-FBY
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by stqism 6y ago
This will be an issue, fraud prevention systems targeted at reducing IRFS aren’t exactly a fan of VOIP numbers.
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by stqism 7y ago
This is because these companies use APIs to establish trust for numbers which do so using a combination of proprietary telco data, machine learning models, and reports from customers. voip numbers like twilio and google voice are a surprisi
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by stqism 7y ago
There are companies that will sell you the ability to look up this information and/or determine if you should trust this number.
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by stqism 7y ago
Often, the fines for breaking the law are factored in to the cost of choosing to do so in the first place. This is justified, of course, because the gain for doing so vastly exceeds losses due to the fines.
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by stqism 7y ago
An issue here is that statically linking against glibc is generally regarded as a poor idea and I’ve seen a couple non trivial programs that refuse to run with other libc’s.
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by stqism 8y ago
On Friday they pushed a uuid beta/submitted testflight beta, according to their latest email. I just got a waze testflight update today, so I'm assuming that was what was pushed.
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by stqism 10y ago
The DoD has a massive PKI system already and makes the assumption users of its sites have the appropriate CAs installed. (Home access typically requires installing a set of them, typically bundled separately or in an installer)
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by stqism 10y ago
Super misleading title, the article is about a piece of malware distributed as an app which creates a backdoor while the title implies a backdoor in OS X itself.
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by stqism 10y ago
That comment was in regards to ufw as it doesn't support adding IPv6 rules by default in commands in older Ubuntu. If you don't enable IPv6 and the server supports it (odds are it does) all of the benefits of using ufw at all are
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by stqism 10y ago
Web app manifests have been supported since Safari 4. http://caniuse.com/#search=Appcache
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by stqism 10y ago
Damn! I really should have, would have been a perfect follow-up to the article :)
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by stqism 10y ago
It's also notable that service worker adoption is only half way at best, whereas appcache is easier to deploy and supported in far more browsers. Not to say service workers aren't the future, but implementing partially adopted fea
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by stqism 10y ago
Ha! I'm reading this in a coffee shop at this very moment.
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by stqism 11y ago
It wasn't actually uncompiled, it was a bunch of proprietary binaries wrapped around an Xcode project that resigns them.
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by stqism 12y ago
Yeah, it's more about the implementation and the design of the network/dht itself.
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by stqism 12y ago
An audit is currently planned when the core stabilizes.