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by totony 8y ago
nothing on my network tab in ff 65.0
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by totony 8y ago
Except this is Windows re-opening the apps (probably from hibernated RAM), so incognito would likely not work
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by totony 8y ago
I've been working on a similar project for a bit now, really think this is a good idea and good job for shipping!
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by totony 8y ago
Salts are not meant to be secret, nor are the hashing functions. You gain little by hiding them
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by totony 8y ago
Yes I meant sending the password cleartext inside the transport protocol* pre-hashing doesn't prevent an attacker from stealing your account if it can read the communication, but it prevents it from having your password and using it ev
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by totony 8y ago
Passwords can be hashed directly client-side with javascript, which is way more secure than sending them clear on the wire, so i dont disagree with Google's stance here and dont understand the hate
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by totony 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_privilege - Using a good OS (e.g. Linux w/ SELinux) - Not giving admin access - Block non-authorized peripherals - Lock down network You don't have to educate
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by totony 8y ago
For most enterprises, removage storage is a liability, e.g. ip thief, ip mismanagement, loss, security There are better ways to handle file sharing than removable storage if an employee needs it
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by totony 8y ago
can't they declare bankrupcy? at this point thats what it is
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by totony 8y ago
I was going to make the same calculation. You at least double your salary (or more if you're top 10% software engineer) by going to cali
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by totony 8y ago
To note, there are more women than men in high school teaching positions, so what you're seeing might not be that STEM has a bias against women but that teaching has a bias for women (or any other out of a very big set of possible conc
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by totony 8y ago
You're right, Hearthstone basically normalize each card value on their rarity and the buy/sell price ration is 4:1
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by totony 8y ago
This is more nuanced. You get in-game currency for skins/cards you already have in both Hearthstone and Overwatch, which is equivalent to being able to sell your cards
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by totony 8y ago
I feel like Hearthstone is the outlier in your list Card games are gambling. True, you can get gambling credits by grinding a lot in Hearthstone, but I feel this is despicable especially for a card game catering to mostly underage or very y
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by totony 8y ago
IIRC there are negative effects of oversleeping; some mininal health issues, but cognition is the same as a 8-9hour sleep I read a few studies when i started bodybuilding and that seemed to be the consensus Also undersleep affects cognition
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by totony 8y ago
I've seen this a lot, a lot of employers seem to think they're doing their employee a favor and are insulted when they demand higher salary/better hours, but they are quick to mourn their loss and to say they can't find
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by totony 8y ago
Controlling your population to the point that they cannot choose what to do with their own work is shady I don't follow EU politics that much, but the news stories I do see these days paint a grim portrait of it. You cannot waive your
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by totony 8y ago
I'd be curious to know why it chooses to have a register step, why not just use the key of the authenticator/the relying ID as a proof of identity? You would normally use a scheme like this so that websites cannot connect multiple
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by totony 8y ago
What if you provided an alternate access model? E.g. allow them to either sign up to the tracking or pay 100$/month for access Tracking would not be mandatory to access the service, as the alternative way (to pay for the service) is av
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by totony 8y ago
Im also curious about this, they use the same netfilter backend
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by totony 9y ago
I remember researching this topic in a biochem class. Aspartame turned out to be the artificial sweetener with the most potential side effects i studied. E.g. it seems to affect brain functioning IIRC
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by totony 9y ago
I think the judicial system should account for the permanent damage to reputation of crimes in sentencing (e.g. reduce sentence because you know it will have lasting impact) and we shouldnt encourage this history rewriting bs
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by totony 9y ago
They've been pretty good at ignoring that for the past decades
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by totony 9y ago
LDAP always has the userPassword attribute which is fully comptible with Linux, you just have to change both at the same times (this is in fact what i did for one of my clients)
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by totony 9y ago
You're right, my mistake, I didn't check the speed of the OP's
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by totony 9y ago
benchmarking is useless when comparing different conditions ie your computer is probably faster than op's
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by totony 9y ago
Time required to observe varies from person to person.
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by totony 9y ago
As a Quebec resident, over-regulation and mandatory time spent in useless training is well known here as soon as you touch a regulated market. A lot of provincial laws require that you waste time to obtain some license (in opposition to sho
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by totony 9y ago
Isn't he an alleged* sexual predator?
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by totony 9y ago
Shipping incompatible software is somehow an issue, but the bigger issue seems to be that canonical shipped the software without testing or ensuring it didnt break compatibility The job of ensuring compatibility of softwares before replacin

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