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by tyho 10y ago
All lives matter may be distasteful (I don't actually know anything about it and am not making a judgment one way or another) but calling it "abusive" is exactly the sort of over the top PC nonsense which fuels the alt-right.
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by tyho 10y ago
The link just shows me a login form. Mirror: https://archive.fo/zu1Wp
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by tyho 10y ago
Please don't do this, when rechargable lithium batteries are "discharged", they are not discharged fully, doing so would damage the battery. Charging circuits have a "cutoff" voltage where they report the battery to
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by tyho 10y ago
All signed, with the signature keys delivered over HTTP, just as the site states.
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by tyho 10y ago
X-Forwarded-For https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170706-H...
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by tyho 10y ago
Divide and conquer?
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by tyho 10y ago
You are forgetting to account for the refractive index of the fiber and the fact the light reflects on the inside of the cable which lengthens the path it takes.
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by tyho 10y ago
Firstly it's presumptuous to assume craigvn is from the USA. Secondly, the USA does not execute people for witchcraft or apostasy, the same cannot be said of the Saudis [1]. [1] http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-midd
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by tyho 10y ago
Many of these examples are older than me, but I wrote a userscript which writes a bash script which rips lossless audio from a music streaming service which is no longer with us when I was 14. It tags the files appropriately, and makes a re
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by tyho 10y ago
It is possible to make Go redis modules since go 1.5 thanks to the c-shared buildmode, I would be surprised if there wasn't a go package to make it easy within the month.
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by tyho 10y ago
I am not sure, I have no idea what they did in cars that didn't have the urea injection system.
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by tyho 10y ago
What the software actually did was stop the mixing of DEF[0] into the exhaust gases. DEF is a consumable catalyst that reduces NOx emissions[1]. If they had mixed it in properly as they did when the car was under test, then fuel consumption
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by tyho 10y ago
With exponentially increasing efficiency, when is the ideal to invest? This is solved by a "wait calculation"[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wait_Calculation
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by tyho 11y ago
Unfortunately lots of Go code on GitHub has significant oversights, this included. I remember reporting a DoS bug in a different Go acme library identical to this one I found in acmetool in less than 60s: https://github.com/
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by tyho 11y ago
""" Go has an infinite loop in several big integer routines that makes Go programs vulnerable to remote denial of service attacks. Programs using HTTPS client authentication or the Go ssh server libraries are both exposed to
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by tyho 11y ago
I don't do alpine climbing but I do climb in the UK lots. Climbers here have very strong views about how things should be climbed, it doesn't matter if you got to the top if you did it in bad style. For example, if you are climbin
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by tyho 11y ago
Low frequancy PWM is annoying, it's not just you: http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?104151-Ir...
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by tyho 11y ago
*billion
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by tyho 11y ago
I am not sure I understand this issue. Only a crazy person would think they have the power to block all code entering their network. Stenography is a one sided battle.
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by tyho 11y ago
If you have ublock with advanced mode turned on you can fix it in one click by turning off third party scripts. https://i.imgur.com/giCKZXy.png
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by tyho 11y ago
There is effectively no point applying the patch. All it does is take the backdoor away from unknown party A and give it back to unknown party B.
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by tyho 11y ago
That's a common misconception. The miners can do what they like, but if they start mining blocks that the exchanges (and everyone else) don't accept the blocks they mine, then they can't sell their coins. Bitcoins democracy c
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by tyho 11y ago
Here is a wild theory. The constant Q was changed not by a hacker but by a good samaritan within Juniper to a safe value. Juniper responded with a patch that actually reintroduces the problem.
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by tyho 11y ago
Only from the perspective of somebody who wants a secure Internet. Apparently Juniper do not fit in that category.
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by tyho 11y ago
Perhaps the backdoor v2, was not found in an internal code review as claimed. It might have been found after some three letter agency tried to use their dormant back door only to find it didn't work.
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by tyho 11y ago
At least they got a soundbite from some random Linguist before regurgitating a Reddit thread.
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by tyho 11y ago
Put ublock into advanced mode then disable JavaScript for the site. Works just fine.
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by tyho 11y ago
FYI, uBlock blocks your site.
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by tyho 11y ago
Never let it be said that HN nitpicks minor issues in articles.
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by tyho 11y ago
It is 5 years old, but is able to render scenes far more complex than the on on this page natively.

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