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   by there 16y ago

   i love the irony in reading "We Are People, Not Machines." just as the font-face css loaded and converted the entire page from a human-readable variable-width font to a machine-like fixed-width font.
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   by there 16y ago

   i think arin/iana will have to start doing audits and make these companies justify their continued use of their entire /8s or else have to give parts of them back. ip addresses aren't owned, they're just leased from arin and companies have
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   by there 16y ago

   there are lots of companies with /8's that can't possibly be using all of the addresses. ibm has 9/8, xerox has 13/8, hp has 15/8 and 16/8, apple has 17/8, mit has 18/8, ford has 19/8, csc.com has 20/8, etc.
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   JavaScript ( (__ = $ + $)[+$] + ({} + $)[_/_] +({} + $)[_/_] )(adamcecc.blogspot.com)

   403 points by there 16y ago|46 comments
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   by there 16y ago

   hipsters.
6. 786.▲
   by there 16y ago

   but $6B wasn't a lot for coupons?
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   Social Media and Law Enforcement: Who Gets What Data and When?(eff.org)

   2 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
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   by there 16y ago

   or an android phone: http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/14/road-sms-encourages-you-t...
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   by there 16y ago

   i thought maybe it was time to go to sleep because this guy's site looked blurry and was unreadable to me. after looking at his css, he's doing a text-shadow on all of the body text. don't do that, people.
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    PHP tidbits you should know about(cakemail.com)

    3 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
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    by there 16y ago

    tarsnap had a government backdoor! colin just did this to get publicity! colin just did this to get a free security audit! </sarcasm>
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    by there 16y ago

    black on gray95. black on white is the default xterm setup (in openbsd at least) so it's just what i've used forever, though i've recently been playing with different shades of light gray instead of white. mutt, vim, epic, tmux, etc. are s
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    Comcast: FCC Approves Comcast-NBC Universal Deal by 4-1 Vote - CNBC(cnbc.com)

    3 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
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    by there 16y ago

    irony? http://i.imgur.com/qp5I1.png
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    Princeton study shows that easy fonts make things harder to remember(engadget.com)

    2 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
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    HTTP Response Splitting Vulnerability on reddit.com(nealpoole.com)

    80 points by there 16y ago|26 comments
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    What’s in Your iOS Image Cache?(blogs.sans.org)

    2 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
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    Android upgrades: Which carriers can you trust?(blogs.computerworld.com)

    1 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
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    by there 16y ago

    http://www.spokeo.com/privacy
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    by there 16y ago

    i just downloaded a webkit nightly and tested the full-screen api from his site. my first thought was that someone could make a page respond to a user clicking a link and instead of navigating to it, make the page go full-screen and draw fa
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    by there 16y ago

    pretty amazing that there are 1482 certificate authorities in 52 countries that are trusted by most browsers.
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    An update on EFF's SSL Observatory project (video from 27c3)(youtube.com)

    3 points by there 16y ago|2 comments
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    by there 16y ago

    i thought this was going to be about a bike motor. 750whp per liter would be a more accurate description.
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    by there 16y ago

    or go to http://www.kame.net/ and see the dancing kame!
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    Sony asks for restraining order against Geohot, fail0verflow over PS3 exploits(engadget.com)

    14 points by there 16y ago|5 comments
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    by there 16y ago

    Here’s a thought. If Google is dropping support for H.264 because their “goal is to enable open innovation”, why don’t they also drop support for closed plugins like Flash Player? because there are open alternatives to h.264 that google
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    EFF calls on Google, Yahoo and Facebook to protect Tunisian activists(eff.org)

    7 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
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    by there 16y ago

    from http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/11/verizon-iphone-has-reloca... as you can see in the photo above, the newly revised CDMA antenna notch has pushed the volume and mute controls down a hair from GSM version. That means a lot of cases
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    by there 16y ago

    except when you're doing something like editing a file, tailing a log, or doing anything other than staring at a command prompt.
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    by there 16y ago

    you could use something like xtermcontrol ( http://www.thrysoee.dk/xtermcontrol/ ) and run it from your ~/.ssh/config file per-host: Host someproductionbox LocalCommand xtermcontrol --bg=red Host sometestbox