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by th0br0 12y ago
So... a cheap / enduser version of Cisco Meraki?
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by th0br0 12y ago
Reading through the comments, I realized that people even do speedruns in Nethack... impressive.
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by th0br0 12y ago
That 404s for me? EDIT: Oh... they screwed up their http/https config. Only accessible via HTTP.
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by th0br0 12y ago
The d3 script link points to the http version which stops chrome from loading it if you're visiting the page via https. (e.g. enforced by https everywhere)
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by th0br0 12y ago
Original source: http://highlineonline.ca/outlier/
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by th0br0 12y ago
The address (127.0.0.1) is hardcoded ... but yikes, look at all those servers and account data in their config.js! [1] [1] http://cloudinternetexplorer.com/config.js
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by th0br0 12y ago
Well, maybe they used Amazon Mechanical Turk ;)
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by th0br0 12y ago
In the PDF (who's ever shipped binary as text in a pdf btw?) [1] they argue that it might be related to Australia; who knows... [1] http://www.spiegel.de/media/media-35668.pdf
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by th0br0 12y ago
Even the fbcdn / akamai part seems to be down (an error occured while processing your request) ... funny
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by th0br0 12y ago
Nice /lunar/feature rickroll!
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by th0br0 12y ago
Just looking at the list of contributors, I'm wondering whether they got permission from each of those to relicense the codebase. (Did they do that when they "non-commercialized" their vulnerability db? Can't really find
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You'll Never Guess Who's Trying to Hack Your iPhone(fee.org)
2 points by th0br0 12y ago|1 comments
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by th0br0 12y ago
Why poor news? Google bought Quest Visual (the company behind Word Lens) some time ago.
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by th0br0 12y ago
We're talking about a different "them" though. I believe you're talking about the government, their capabilities and permissions are quite clear. Here, we're talking about a third party though who you conciously opt
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by th0br0 12y ago
As much as I like the idea of Gmail/mail "extensions" and services, as long as I can not run them locally and fully control my data, they're a no go for me. After all, once I've granted them the permission to use th
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by th0br0 12y ago
see http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2014/11/13/intel...
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Computer-based personality judgments are more accurate than those made by humans(pnas.org)
1 points by th0br0 12y ago|0 comments
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by th0br0 12y ago
Whoops, mixed the two words up there... sorry about that. I just read the article as the decision being a bit more conditionally then.
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by th0br0 12y ago
Does anybody else find it disturbing that the Supreme Court, which, as the head of the legislative, should be a fully independent entity, defers its decision of whether it should become active to the head of the executive/judicative?
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by th0br0 12y ago
Intel's been offering that for some of their processors for quite some time (vPro)... also third party provider, I believe they inject a rootkit into Windows upon bootup. But you can (supposedly) irreversibly disable it fortunately.
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by th0br0 12y ago
I find it hilarious that the webpage itself gets no padlock + doesn't pass its own tests...
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by th0br0 12y ago
I find it hilarious that the webpage itself gets no padlock + doesn't pass its own tests...
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by th0br0 12y ago
... and also make your tweets undiscoverable via search!
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by th0br0 12y ago
The question should probably be: which OS are you using? It's quite interesting... dig seems to resolve the domain just fine, but neither chrome, curl nor firefox seem to be able to open the page. (tested on Fedora/CentOS/And
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by th0br0 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote / Berlin area (Germany). I'm an Android & Scala developer based in Berlin, Germany. I love working on both the client & backend side, preferably using Scala for the latter. Recently, I've enjoyed
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by th0br0 12y ago
It seems to me though, that the Java numbers aren't representative. As far as I know, JVM benchmarks should allow HotSpot etc to optimise the functions by calling them ~1k times before the actual benchmark happens. That doesn't s
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by th0br0 12y ago
It was my understanding that those 25 UCLA students work at the UCLA lab mentioned in the text and are essentially just an out-sourced free design agency. In addition to the 100 "engineers etc":
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by th0br0 12y ago
I've been using xmonad for ... well, guess it's been the past 3 years now. Never had to change the config or adapt to API changes as I had with LUA and things just work. Plus, it's quite performant (although it has some input
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by th0br0 12y ago
I like the ?sneaky-repost ;)
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by th0br0 12y ago
I'm sure they meant "ushering in a new era of streamlined CG"

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