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10y ago
If you captured the right cookies though, you wouldn't need to log in with a password and be subject to OTP. That's why this is so problematic. Caveat: I haven't actually checked the details of Coinbase's session/se
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10y ago
Aurora is very cool but won't help you much after you vertically scale your master and still need more write capacity. With Cloud Spanner you get horizontal write scalability out of the box. Critical difference.
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10y ago
Not sure. If you need to scale beyond a single master, Aurora won't help in the same way Spanner does though. You can dial up the number of nodes in Spanner dynamically under load with good results.
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10y ago
The team here at Quizlet did a lot of performance testing on Spanner with one of our MySQL workloads to see if it's an option for us. Here are the test results: https://quizlet.com/blog/quizlet-cloud-spanner
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10y ago
Definitely remarked that to myself as well, but the rotors look huge compared with the craft itself ... and extend above, below, left and right. Like a drone traveling sideways? Strange indeed.
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10y ago
1Password [0] can store and share one-time passwords as well. [0] https://1password.com/
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10y ago
Infinite facepalm
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10y ago
I think that's a risk for sure -- if it can't compete with Cubic, what will the user experience be like? The authors note that it's still actively being researched. They do cite encouraging public internet deployment test res
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10y ago
Quizlet | Android Engineer | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE, https://quizlet.com/ Full-stack Web Engineer Quizlet is a pioneer in education technology with tens of millions of active users and HUGE growth ahead. We’re seeking t
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Quizlet | Android Engineer | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE, https://quizlet.com/ Android Engineer Want to build useful and intuitive Android apps for one of the top education brands in the world? Quizlet is a pioneer in educat
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10y ago
The note from the IRS about Bitcoin I read on CoinBase's site said it's similar to a security. So until you trade it out (sell it) you don't realize a gain. When you do your gains are considered similar to capital gains /
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10y ago
Quizlet | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | CONTRACT Quizlet is looking for a frontend web engineer to work with our team to help complete our website redesign. We're about 50% finished and wish to accelerate completion. This is a short-t
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10y ago
Since it's impossible to update many permanently-insecure "IoT" devices we may need laws to legalize gov't permanently bricking them.
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10y ago
Agree wholeheartedly! The jargon for this is "open access network." In the US, Ammon, Idaho sets a great example for a system like this. The town invested in the "municipal" fiber network, and ISPs compete for resident
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10y ago
Yep. You can benchmark your server with template rendering and then benchmark again just outputting the values you plug into the templates without rendering them to get a sense of what it's costing you in terms of throughput, latency,
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10y ago
It's the trained model. You can use it out of the box or refine it to tailor to your environment.
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10y ago
Very happy to see continuing innovation on MySQL and contribution to open source from Facebook. I wonder if there is potential to get more than 2x less space usage than InnoDB + compression. It seems like a no brainer to build a new storage
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10y ago
There's good and bad there, if you need to patch a security vulnerability you may need to redeploy tons of packages on each host (each package that contains a copy of the bad lib code) versus patching it once. Depending on how you depl
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10y ago
There is an interesting RadioLab episode that covers antibiotic resistance and an unlikely source of new antibiotics. Staph Retreat - Nov 2015 http://www.radiolab.org/story/best-medicine/ Or load it up in your fav
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10y ago
Could you elaborate? I've been looking at the FBCHR as an Apple Watch that I don't have to charge every night and thus could take advantage of sleep tracking. Also unlike WATCH I understand the FBCHR automatically detects runs&#x
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10y ago
I think the attacker has camouflage that obscures their identity. Also I believe the attacker used her blood to do bypass biometric verification and fully take over her account (draining all her points). If you liked this video I'd hig
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10y ago
#2 sounds like San Francisco ...
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10y ago
And the chart shows that despite falling since 2008, 2015 levels were nearly 50% down from 2014. So the decrease is accelerating.
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10y ago
From the article: "… in a report that the agency released last week, California saw a 96% decrease in coal-fueled electric power consumption …"
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10y ago
basch what happens is, at a minimum, the iPhone requires your PIN or passcode every 48 hours to unlock. In between, you can use your finger as many times as you want. So the 48 hour timer should fire as soon as immediately after someone get
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11y ago
Apparently this iPhone 5C pre-dates the "Secure Enclave." So the key is somewhere else. Possibly a place vulnerable to a physical readout, possibly not.
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11y ago
Can the All Writs Act not then be used to acquire Apple's private keys? After which law enforcement could create the needed software?
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11y ago
Thanks for this explanation. The universe is a pretty freaking amazing place.
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11y ago
Thanks - still not sure I get it. The "fabric" is stretched in x, squeezed in y, sure. Is it that the wavelength of the light is -not- stretched? Guess I need to go back and study physics again :/
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11y ago
This is old news but we put together a 100M item dataset from Flickr as well, all Creative Commons licensed, including lots of metadata from users as well as some pre-computed features. It's called the YFCC100M. http://yahoo
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