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by tmzt 12y ago
Any idea what the MSDN tree view used in the 1998 timeframe? I know it loaded the contents on demand when you expand3d a node and I remember it doing so using an automation object with CreateObject.
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by tmzt 12y ago
Would be pretty cool to have colinux on WinRT if you wanted to go the other way. There were also some demos of Android and Windows CE running on the same hardware before ARM had intentional hardware virtualization support.
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by tmzt 12y ago
Not knowing how to repair something can result in a form of learned helplessness, a belief that you are less of something than someone else. There are efforts to show people that they don't need to buy a new computer, or install softwa
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by tmzt 12y ago
An RSS/ATOM with an enclosures in an open codec would also be useful. Google should recognize that some YouTube content needs to be downloadable much as it was on Google Video.
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by tmzt 12y ago
I would say the entire mechanism for extensions that can interact with pages is broken. First, taking Chrome as an example, extensions are given the permission to see, track and interact with all pages loaded in the browser. Essentially, th
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by tmzt 12y ago
This could truely be the next AWS.
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by tmzt 12y ago
With or without DJGPP?
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Senate Panel Votes for Ex-Googler Michelle Lee to Head US Patent Office(arstechnica.com)
2 points by tmzt 12y ago|0 comments
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by tmzt 12y ago
Cool, maybe cross compile to JS and run on the Chromebook as well? A full-featured IDE on devices with restricted resources would be great.
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by tmzt 12y ago
Awesome, now they can get to work on making the security portions of QUIC the basis for SSL 2.0 with PFS, EC and SSH like fingerprinting with user agent pinning, as well as multi-tiered CA (so a CA can only sign certs for a certain domain)
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by tmzt 12y ago
From the instructions it appears it works with a current RDP client (likely the version required for connecting to Windows 8 or 2012R2) Interesting, as their partner for Modern.IE, BrowserStack, uses a Javascript based remote desktop. (It m
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by tmzt 12y ago
Partly due to the different sandboxing implementation, Chrome had their own already and Apple was pursuing something called WebCore2 IIRC.
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by tmzt 12y ago
It would be really nice to know what technical reason there was with freezing IE development on Windows XP before the OS itself reached EOL. It has been standard practice for Microsoft for many years to ship the DLLs required for a feature
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by tmzt 12y ago
Loading collapsed subtopics on MSDN was pretty awesome, first place I saw XMLHttpRequest in use. I remember tearing into that and duplicating it in Perl on my webhost.
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by tmzt 12y ago
At least the //e could boot to a disk without any interaction with the command line. I guess that's why I will always be a C=> fan.
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by tmzt 12y ago
Until the AMSS in the hotspot is compromised and used to attack your Android device via wifi. This applies to mobile hotspots built around Qualcomm baseband/application processors, in other cases you would have to exploit the main CPU
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by tmzt 12y ago
I wonder if an invisbile SVG layer would work for that purpose, or translate positioned invisible DOM as a fallback.
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by tmzt 12y ago
Supporting BSD rump kernels compiled against the NT api could be a good alternative.
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by tmzt 12y ago
And Nokia Here, presumably.
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by tmzt 12y ago
I took it to mean that there isn't enough storage in the genome to encode the initial full linkage of neurons, not that learning would have to be written back to the genome in order to change the ongoing network.
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by tmzt 12y ago
Or supported Win32 API which would have brought with it a number of open source and free applications, such as VLC, OpenOffice.org, AbiWord (smaller, so more suited to RT), and Firefox. It seems that Microsoft is working on a new UI for Off
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The daunting challenge of reporting on cyberwar(m.bbc.com)
7 points by tmzt 12y ago|1 comments
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by tmzt 12y ago
Do you know of any talks/articles attempting to break the YubiKey NEO in a similar way to how cloning attacks against SIM cards work?
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by tmzt 12y ago
I'm not sure whether that statement came from DCI Panetta or the illustrious KCNA, but "rising on the world stage" sure sounds closer to the latter.
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by tmzt 12y ago
There have been discussions of treaties banning "cyberwar" already. It seems counterproductive. I assume it would be preferable to someone in Seoul that they were attacked through digital means than with conventional weapons. They
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by tmzt 12y ago
True, though you could argue that feeding their military is a social welfare program of sorts, though it also redirects resources from the general public.
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by tmzt 12y ago
Whatever else there is one thing I'm sure of: we won't let any facts get in the way of Cybergeddon 15.
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by tmzt 12y ago
Somebody did, who we can not actually confirm.
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by tmzt 12y ago
Target offers 5% discount on purchases if you use the RedCard Debit (linked to your bank account), credit, or Visa credit cards (no longer offered for new customers.) Essentially, they give you the fees charged by the payment brands and p
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by tmzt 12y ago
Can you be more specifi about 5? I'm aware of issues with improperly matching php files, but not of any general configuration issues resulting in RCE.

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