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by tmzt 10y ago
Is it possible the article writer got served the AMP page and the redirect was to the .com-* subdomain? Are the bit.ly targets known?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Wow, this should at least be googleusercontent.com or the like. It seems amp started as a whitelist of well-known publishers and morphed into somthing like an open proxy.
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by tmzt 10y ago
A more specfic resource is /r/DNCleaks and seems to be less overtly partisan or pro-candidate.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Seems people are discovering DKIM. Messages are hashed and signed by a private key in the exclusive possesion of the email system, such as gmail. The public keys are published in DNS. This allows anyone to verify the messages are unaltered
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by tmzt 10y ago
No you add one part FEC-regulated campaign for federal office, two parts questionable journalistic ethics, and half a cup of PAC. Stir together until message and strategy are sufficiently coordinated and the desired component rises to the t
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by tmzt 10y ago
What language features only worked on Firefox?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Wonder if they would interested in an idea to sell an AMD CPU/GPU to every gamer with a laptop, hint: it's not a TB2 external GPU on a PCIe bus.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Rust people may have better insight into this, but it seems like that site is outdated and in need of an update. Edit: I meant to say that I have heard from many of them that the content of that is outdated and in need of an update. There w
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by tmzt 10y ago
Macros 1.1 should make working with Diesel easier for the programmer, compared to the incompatible compiler plugin APIs. I think the sweet spot with rust might leveraging metaprogramming, for instance, generating a REST database API from a
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by tmzt 10y ago
Might I suggest also asking this on the UX StackExchange?
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by tmzt 10y ago
Been on the other side of that working on the HTC Linux project and chatting with Android developers at Google. I knew they were laughing to themselves as we tried to figure out what were modem differences and what were SoC differences betw
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by tmzt 10y ago
Was your original issue dealing with an already typed password? The stick would emulate a USB keyboard using something like a tiny and wouldn't be left attached. It would perform edits to the password and try to determine which charect
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by tmzt 10y ago
Hmm, combine that with a USB stick-like device and you could probably implement a brute-forcer that doesn't actually attempt most passwords, since key based editing of the original password would probably work. This of course assumes t
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by tmzt 10y ago
So I've spent some time trying to get an existing asp.net 4.5/4.6 application to work on Windows Containers using docker, running under Linux in a VM. It turns out that System.Web only works under microsoft/windowsservercore
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by tmzt 10y ago
The one negative thing I've found with Razor is the ambiguous start and end of statements or expressions vs html. Sometimes a @ is required before a statement and sometimes its a syntax error, conversely statements and and expressions
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by tmzt 10y ago
Take a look at https://github.com/appcelerator/tijscore it's a port of JavaScriptCore to android developed by Appcelerator for their Titanium product. It also includes a bridge between JS and native code.
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by tmzt 10y ago
I've spent some time looking at the 'needs a JS runtime' part and am prototyping an isometric framework in rust which renders with natively compiled code on the server and generated JS on the client, both generated from the s
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by tmzt 10y ago
I was thinking the same thing. What I was describing is about using the disadvantages of a platform like RiscV yo our advantage. Rather than running network stacks, compositing and other things on the main processor which will likely trail
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by tmzt 10y ago
RiscV, TCP+crypto offload, hardware switchports with luajit or nf rules. Reactive UI with hardware rendering and compositing. Hardware keystore with physical switch to generate and enroll keys, user/owner controlled secrets, one-time p
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Sentieo’s Alexa Skill and the Three Fundamental Laws of Voice User Experience(sentieo.com)
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by tmzt 10y ago
I think you just described ActiveX.
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by tmzt 10y ago
Keep seeing stuff related to bluetooth which only makes sense for mobile. Anything new on apk nightlies? Rustup with androideabi is a good sign.
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Kubernetes 1.4: Making it easy to run on Kubernetes anywhere(blog.kubernetes.io)
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by tmzt 10y ago
I am very happy to hear that such an important will be named for such an instrumental woman. I did a paper on the woman in history who most inspired me for a contest in middle school on Ada Lovelace. Had I known of Rear Adm. Grace Hopper at
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by tmzt 10y ago
My understanding of how this works, mostly from reading commit messages and poking around the repo, is to add a wayland compositor/server to the aura component of chromium. Aura is the window manager, compositor, and render of ui items
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by tmzt 10y ago
Interesting proposal, but what is the justification for maintaining a geographical orientation in a system with a larger number of representatives? What if I'm more interested in advocating for an issue that in bringing money into my d
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by tmzt 10y ago
The last one (flik/flak) might work well with the new browserhtml UX for servo, 3d navigation, breaking away from the traditional forward/back buttons ironically echoed in the "open" design. See the screenshot/mocku
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Tiny robot caterpillar can move objects ten times its size(engadget.com)
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Ultrasound can levitate large objects(engadget.com)
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by tmzt 10y ago
Did you mean OFW rather than EFI?

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