tobltobs

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by tobltobs 9y ago
"What if they used a zero day and prevented a 9/11 size 3000 person, multi-billion-dollar terrorist attack?" What if terrorists use a zero day to blow up a nuclear plant?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Why would the malware care about if it is an external or internal drive?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Your strange theory, that the economical damage is unavoidable to improve security will break down hard if those 0days are used by terrorists for the first time.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Wait, maybe I am dumb, but why do you need AWS Lambda to scale Node.js better? You use something like Lambda which is build to handle one request per instance to scale something which is single threaded anyway?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
The thumbnail flag doesn't change the way Imagemagick creates a pixelmap of the complete image.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
In my experience not the optimization is the hard part. But the eventually necessary scaling down you have to do first. Doing this with Imagemagick, Pillow or whatever will result in possible OOMs or gigabyte sized, not so temporary files f
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by tobltobs 9y ago
How can someone adjust to such behavior, apart of stopping to trade it.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
And what lib is using ocr.space for OCR?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
This 'scam' is really old and I am not sure if this is scammy enough to bother the FBI with that.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
You don't need to file a trademark for this. I did get plenty of those for domains I own in the last 10 years. There was even one "company" which did send me snail mails for this.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Can we assume that this exploit works on most older HP printers?
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Economists' View of Qatar Cutoff Is a Little Scary(bloomberg.com)
2 points by tobltobs 9y ago|0 comments
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> It does what it needs to do, but there were no smart decisions behind the back end. I never had to use design patterns nor data structures. I just pieced it together. If you have shipped this or finished this project for a customer the
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Click fraud with 347.200 sim cards(youtube.com)
1 points by tobltobs 9y ago|0 comments
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> This document originated from a bunch of most commonly used links and learning resources I sent to every new web developer on our full-stack web development team. What the idea behind of that? Are you using all this tools, services or
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by tobltobs 9y ago
I am a statistics noob, but with this average and the tiny ones are standard the huge ones must be really huge, super mansion like huge.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
On the hemnet link, if you sarch for less then 20qm it finds 12. If you search eg. for 30-40qm it finds more then 600. Doesn't look like <20qm would be some kind of standard.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> In Europe full featured apartments under 20m2 (~215 square feet) are pretty standard. Seriously? http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/...
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Wolfgang Güllich, free soloed Separate Reality and other gnarly routes, died in a car accident with 32.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> Well, Switzerland is rich because they have our tax-money. Isn't that now in Delaware?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Chemical and pharmaceutical industry and Mechanical and electrical engineering industries are Switzerland’s largest industrial employer and account for about 70 percent of the country’s exports. They produce their stuff in factories.
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How Not to Build an Aircraft Carrier(warisboring.com)
15 points by tobltobs 9y ago|2 comments
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Goodbye Pacific Pivot, Hello Pacific Retreat(warisboring.com)
1 points by tobltobs 9y ago|0 comments
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Maybe it is just that sending a robot to the moon doesn't count as "having been on the moon", else the EU, US and USSR would "have been on the Mars" already.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Outside of the first world bubble opening a bank account isn't trivial.
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by tobltobs 9y ago
> ... and it is increasingly trivial to convert [Bitcoin] to the currency of your choice. I think the author lives in a bubble. For 99% of all humans this is not true.
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Google Optimize (Analytics Content Experiments Are Being Deprecated)(optimize.google.com)
2 points by tobltobs 9y ago|0 comments
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Looking at the images of this "unappealing box" and the "colorless surrounding" in form of the hamburg harbour and the old warehouse city I have to assume you are trying to be the "devil's advocate" you pr
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by tobltobs 9y ago
You mean he should get a compensation?
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by tobltobs 9y ago
Now we just need something which would take care of the 'R'. The time you needed to develop an app with those 90's RAD tools wouldn't even be sufficient to setup the build pipeline for those trendy JS frameworks.

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