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by tshadwell 11y ago
I'm not sure that the idea that an encyclopaedia should be targeted to only the already well educated, especially one with the goal that Wikipedia has is much short of elitism.
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by tshadwell 11y ago
I'm inclined to agree with you, but instead I agree with the author's sentiment as represented here -- not specifically on Ka/s however. I spend a considerable portion of my time reading Wikipedia articles and very much enjoy
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by tshadwell 11y ago
I write almost exclusively Go these days, and I think most of the people I work with could tell you if I wrote a Go program
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by tshadwell 11y ago
I also recently upgraded the GPU in my ~4 year old PC, it cost me only the price of the new GPU and it's one of the only upgrades I've needed to make in that time. It sounds like you're kind of an outlier in the build your ow
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by tshadwell 11y ago
Some time ago I too resolved to do this properly and with my limited bash-fu wrote a script to automate the process of installing GPG to a master USB key you can physically secure which can be used to drop a subkey on a PC. Most of the stuf
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by tshadwell 11y ago
There's also EventSource, which I've had some luck with. It's more REST-y, I find.
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by tshadwell 11y ago
You could use something like YubiKey and regularly check for its presence.
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by tshadwell 11y ago
It would be great if you could back up your statements with citations so the burden of proof wasn't on me doing research in Google Scholar.
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by tshadwell 11y ago
heyoh http://youpronounce.it/search.jsp?q=i0php8i94%22%3C/script%3...
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by tshadwell 11y ago
If Cities: Skylines has taught me anything, I can answer this question without reading the article. First, dead bodies start to build up in various buildings, especially well-trafficked buildings such as high density commercial buildings an
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by tshadwell 11y ago
I remember pretty clearly reading a comment by the author of the paper about the 'unbreakable obfuscation' in which he said that the paper was greatly misrepresented in that it had made a proof in a specific problem domain that wa
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by tshadwell 11y ago
This is incorrect. As I believe the author notes, Same Origin Policy prevents you accessing the results of endpoints you can CSRF with at least one exception (JSONP). The author uses the timing of the forged response to determine if the val
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by tshadwell 11y ago
Depends on what is controlling your WiFi, with netctl, most all the profiles have plain passwords in them, unless you configured otherwise. These profiles are located in /etc/netctl, so cat-ing the correct file under sudo will giv
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by tshadwell 11y ago
It's a nice list of items, but I don't feel like it's informed from actual penetration tests on Go apps. Bad Content-Type headers and DNS rebinding affect almost every Go web application out there. Any naked Go server is usu
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by tshadwell 11y ago
Where's the sexism in e-sports? I don't really have a position here, I just wanted to know. My gut feeling is that there will be a very high percentage of e-sports players who are men because the majority of competitive video game
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by tshadwell 11y ago
Your bash looks like something that can be fixed by a well-placed sed one-liner :)
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by tshadwell 11y ago
When I see things like this, it makes me wonder how much data forms each of these vectors; if a single article were to say things about Obama, or humans and animals, would it produce these results?
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by tshadwell 11y ago
There's likely a couple of factors which could include these: * A breach to internal database level would, in the majority of systems mean the attacker already has all the keys to use the database system * A database cannot perform a l
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by tshadwell 11y ago
Make sure you collected all the secret stars and got the second ending. It's pretty hard to do, though.
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by tshadwell 11y ago
I'm not sure how "unreasonable" the effectiveness of RNNs are if the corpus output at 2000 iterations isn't significantly better than a simple prefix based markov chain implementation [1] (and for the regular languages,
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by tshadwell 11y ago
This isn't about aliasing, as the specification notes "If the capacity of s is not large enough to fit the additional values, append allocates a new, sufficiently large underlying array that fits both the existing slice elements a
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by tshadwell 11y ago
Your understanding is incorrect, too. append() only returns a new slice when "the capacity of s is not large enough to fit the additional values", in which case "append allocates a new, sufficiently large underlying array tha
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by tshadwell 11y ago
But memetics isn't comparable to the Higgs particle. Richard Dawkins didn't make an assertion which he then tried to prove about the composition of anything, or indeed how the spread of ideas worked -- he simply made the observati
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by tshadwell 11y ago
I'd agree with you, but somehow arcanist manages to be written in PHP.
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by tshadwell 11y ago
Google Chrome Version 42.0.2311.135. When I middle click to open this link in a new tab, or use "open in new tab" or "open in new window", no tab or window seems to open. If I press the middle mouse on the link rapidly t
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by tshadwell 11y ago
Anything that adds to the DOM or uses the rebindable Javascript APIs is going to be detectable, anything more on Google's part is just security through obfuscation.
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by tshadwell 11y ago
Or, you know, use the Javascript DOM APIs? They're really not at all that bad. var d = document.createElement("div"); d.className = "new"; d.innerHTML = "<p>Hi Sprint</p>"; Skim
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by tshadwell 12y ago
Almost all Javascipt obfuscation schemes that I've come across in the wild can be defeated by Closure Compiler with advanced optimizations and pretty print turned on & if necessary a little extra manual intervention. It just optimi
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by tshadwell 12y ago
Though this might be possible, I've not seen it in practice and I very much doubt that this is what the hotel is planning to do.
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by tshadwell 12y ago
I read 2/3 or so of this article, and skimmed the rest. I'm not really sure what the article is meant to mean. I'm English, half of my life was spent in Cornwall and Devon on-and-off with my family, so I was expecting the art

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