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by there 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1962554
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by there 16y ago
no problem! http://www.fakenamegenerator.com/
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by there 16y ago
you make that sound like ie6 is the only browser that ever had compatibility issues.
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by there 16y ago
the last time i used comcast for tv service years ago, they had tv shows and a bunch of regularly rotated free movies. if you subscribed to premium channels, you got a lot of the content from those networks available on-demand as well. if
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by there 16y ago
netflix has a pretty crappy selection of streaming movies, too, but my point was that saying the cable companies are doing nothing is not accurate. cable companies have the technology to offer the same service as netflix and have the advan
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by there 16y ago
Then, Netflix drastically cut the elapsed time with streaming content. That the cable companies did next to nothing to combat this disruption is astounding given that they already owned and controlled a pipe into the customer's house! huh
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by there 16y ago
right, because it's not operating on x11 events, it's just directly reading xinput data. there's not much xterm can do when the underlying server is giving away all of the raw input data.
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by there 16y ago
xterm has a secure keyboard option from its menu (control+click) that is supposed to prevent other applications from being able to receive X11 events related to input. the thing you are referring to on os x is similar, with a system-wide ca
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Court Rejects Argument That All First-Time Email Hacking Offenses Are Felonies(eff.org)
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by there 16y ago
cobol on cogs
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Announcing Duo’s two-factor authentication for Unix(blog.duosecurity.com)
67 points by there 16y ago|23 comments
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by there 16y ago
not everything is a product.
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by there 16y ago
Hardware support is often lagging, and some OS features are still missing that have been in other OSs for years. those are both really vague. what doesn't work and what is missing that anyone really cares about?
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by there 16y ago
http://carwoo.com/
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Making OpenSSH on Mac OS X More Secure(jcs.org)
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by there 16y ago
openbsd has a software raid mechanism to encrypt partitions. it is not yet bootable, so there must still be a small boot partition, but everything else can live on an encrypted raid set. bootable support is coming very soon so the entire
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Bug 647959 – Add Honest Achmed's root certificate(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
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by there 16y ago
Rasmus generally promotes abstention from using frameworks, and the use of PHP as more of a templating language. from watching a recent talk ( http://ontwik.com/php/php-performance-by-rasmus-lerdorf/ ) he gave, i didn't get the impressio
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by there 16y ago
stack overflow uses .net and windows development but uses linux servers and unix tools for a lot of the backend stuff. maybe it's a new trend. http://highscalability.com/blog/2011/3/3/stack-overflow-arch...
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by there 16y ago
This move also signals to the community that bcrypt is considered a best practice, important enough that it's included by default. bcrypt has been considered a best practice for quite a while. it's been openbsd's default password hashing
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Exploring Rails 3.1 - ActiveModel::SecurePassword(bcardarella.com)
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by there 16y ago
beyond having talented industrial designers, i think part of it has to do with apple's status in the industry. think about how many times apple has come out with a product that is not just a repackaging of old technology, but something the
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by there 16y ago
if you haven't read the book, you may not want to look at the slides because it basically spoils the entire thing. if you have read the book, you may be interested in the movie 23 (not the jim carrey movie "the number 23") which tells par
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by there 16y ago
http://sendgrid.com/
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Two-factor Authentication Made Easy: Phone Call, SMS, Mobile App, Token(duosecurity.com)
2 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
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by there 16y ago
what games in the android store are worth $20? maybe if developers made them, people would buy them. though, i don't know anyone with an iOS device that has spent $20 on a single application or game.
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DragonflyBSD swapcache benchmarks(shiningsilence.com)
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Partial Android Honeycomb Source Drop(blog.alsutton.com)
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Caching and Processing 2TB Mozilla Crash Reports in memory with Hazelcast(highscalability.com)
10 points by there 16y ago|1 comments
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Ad-supported Kindle to ship May 3rd(engadget.com)
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