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theunixbeard
14y ago
The title is sort of linkbait, as in fact what it should be is "Never use hash functions vulnerable to extension attacks"... (And most common ones are) With that said, this stuff is pretty cool and after reading that the author learned all
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14y ago
Who's Near Me's side of the story: https://whoshere.zendesk.com/entries/21514943-the-other-side... It appears this isn't such a clear cut story...
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14y ago
At prices like that, I might just pick up 2 or 3! But seriously, it'll be interesting to see how in the future their algorithms improve to deal low-information queries like that.
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theunixbeard
14y ago
If you want an interesting puzzle from Weebly, check out their jobs page: http://www.weebly.com/jobs.php Prior HN Discussion on the Puzzle: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1892693 I just spent a solid 2.5 hours working on it... Fun
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theunixbeard
14y ago
So who's buying and who's shorting?
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theunixbeard
14y ago
Is anyone else wondering how they apparently got 'full text of emails' just by briefly monitoring open WiFi networks as they drove by??? What email isn't on HTTPS these days?
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14y ago
It seems GitHub is certainly king now... But how long will it last? I feel that Version Control is such a great market that surely some significant challengers will appear in the next few years. Thoughts?
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Latest Quantum Computing Breakthrough
(sydney.edu.au)
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15y ago
TL;DR TOS are quite refreshing! Of course I'd be interested to hear if this opens them up to any liability due to the summaries inherent imprecision... Can any lawyers chime in on this?
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15y ago
Am I doing something really stupid, or is this not working anymore????
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15y ago
Am I doing something really stupid, or is this not working anymore???
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theunixbeard
15y ago
Interesting. I wonder, have there been other examples of religiously-motivated hacks on this scale?