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by streety 16y ago
From the mention of Lloyds I'll assume that Two9A is in the UK. The best instant access savings I know about is 2.9% from the post office [1] with better rates available for 1 year bonds or longer [2]. [1] http://www.postoffice.co.uk/port
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by streety 16y ago
They talk about producing 10k gallons of ethanol and then about scaling that up to 25k gallons. You're looking at 557 MWh adjusting for ethanol and an adjusted efficiency of ~9%.
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by streety 16y ago
I'm not sure what the cricket equivalent would be but in a mouse model open space and bright space anxiety tests would be a reasonable approach to understanding whether the anxiety is general or specific to spiders.
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by streety 16y ago
Any plans for an API so users of other blogging software could implement it?
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by streety 16y ago
My understanding was that the first two characters of the hash were the salt. Also, encryption implies decryption which isn't possible here, apart from brute forcing. What's being done here, albeit badly, is hashing.</pedantry>
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by streety 16y ago
I had heard of the Birthday paradox previously but didn't make the connection. Thanks for the reply.
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by streety 16y ago
Does anyone have more information on the following: "Second, the salts are only 12 bits. A proper implementation would use salts twice as large as the logarithm of the number of passwords which could ever be stored, forcing the attacker to
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by streety 16y ago
They also seem to be sending out emails to all the email addresses they have on file. I ended up with four copies of the same message.
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by streety 16y ago
My understanding is that duckduckgo uses Bing rather than google (mentioned in the comments at http://www.gabrielweinberg.com/blog/2009/03/duck-duck-go-arc... ). Although that doesn't alter the validity of your concern.
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by streety 16y ago
If this approach has promise it seems a shame that the mission ended yesterday, just two days after this paper was released. http://demeter.cnrs-orleans.fr/dmt/index.html The next step must be to investigate whether any similar correlati
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by streety 16y ago
I suggest the important point is not who profits but who pays the bill.
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by streety 16y ago
Could you give a little more detail on how this works. The cedexis website mentions tags that need to be placed on a website. I'm assuming javascript recording the time it takes to load resources. Is this correct? Is there more to it?
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by streety 16y ago
The ars technica article which was posted yesterday has more on this: "The fair-use issue came up as the judge berated prosecutor Allen Chiu’s proposed jury instructions, which included the assertion that the government need not prove that
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by streety 16y ago
Clickable: http://pcpartpicker.com
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by streety 16y ago
Until recently, an ignoring a brief foray into Limbo, I've been a PHP only/focused programmer. I've been working with python more in the past year as I've been doing more work with data processing and statistical analysis for which PHP rea
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by streety 16y ago
"I think the market where I operate (Microsoft Excel users) will change drastically in the next 10 years." . . . "What I am doing for living will be obsolete by then." Who is going to train all your customers in these new technologies they'
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by streety 16y ago
It has been a while since I looked at S3 and didn't spot multi-factor authentication at the time. At only $13for the fob it seems like an interesting alternative. Thanks for the follow-up.
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by streety 16y ago
One point which rarely gets mentioned is that to use S3 you need to have the access codes on the server. So theoretically a malicious individual could break into your server and delete all your files on that box and then wipe all the files
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by streety 16y ago
Is that offer still available? I was under the impression that any new subscribers had to pay a monthly fee and it had been that way for a year or more.
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by streety 16y ago
The spreadsheet links to http://bit.ly/93pK2v (pdf) as a source of further information. Seems to be a discussion of SaaS in general.
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by streety 16y ago
Definitely try a selection of different blades. If you can find a supplier which offers 'sample packs' that would be perfect. There is http://connaughtshaving.com/samplepack.html in the UK but it sounds like you're US based. I had quite
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by streety 16y ago
Thanks for the reply. One of the complaints with shared hosting providers is they over-promise on the bandwidth and then 'encourage' you to upgrade if you get anywhere near it. I've no experience with dreamhost but is this a concern for yo
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by streety 16y ago
Where are you hosting the content now?
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by streety 16y ago
My understanding was the explosive was going to be put down the well or buried in a second well close to the leaking well. Nuclear bombs are more compact, for equivalent yield, than chemical explosives which is why I assumed they were bein
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by streety 16y ago
I've just taken a look at the headers sent when opening a link in a new tab and the referrer is preserved.
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by streety 16y ago
At the moment the focus seems to be mainly educational and artistic. It looks like they're struggling getting more research type projects going but there is certainly a lot of potential in the community which I hope will lead to good thing
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by streety 16y ago
Possibly BioBricks and the parts registry: http://partsregistry.org/Main_Page Or iGEM: http://2010.igem.org/Main_Page If neither of them perhaps DIYBio could point you in the right direction: http://diybio.org/
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by streety 16y ago
A while ago I did look into this. I can't remember what the situation was with Gmail at the time but I'm fairly sure that hotmail had a similar clause in their ToS whilst Facebook was actively enabling scraping.
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by streety 16y ago
> It's only 1:1 MAC:House if you're the only wifi network and house in a reasonable range. I suspect it would be possible to triangulate the position of a wifi network in an urban environment.
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by streety 17y ago
I assume this is the second response: http://blogs.atlassian.com/news/2010/04/oh_man_what_a_day_an... Presumably if this was an unmaintained legacy system if you had changed your password since July 2008 your account would be safe. There

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