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by uxp 11y ago
The article touches on how to dynamically link into a framework/dylib at runtime with dlopen(3) and dlsym(3) to resolve it's symbols address space. I've always wondered why Apple doesn't run all apps against a "debu
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by uxp 11y ago
If they're scraping the site, then I'd assume they backed out of their contract for the MLS dumps and thus don't have a contract that says they have to display data in any format.
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by uxp 11y ago
I bought a house in Salt Lake City in June. Zillow (and Trulia, etc.) have piss-poor integration in this market, which left our house marked available for weeks after our closing date. I had to chase someone away who was snooping around my
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by uxp 11y ago
And hardware? My Windows 10 VM I keep around has significantly different rendering properties than the Windows 10 box I have on my office desk, even more so when running the VM on my rMBPe and even surprisingly when running on the same moni
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by uxp 11y ago
In the vast majority of hacks, the attacker doesn't take the time to manually debug where the source code pulls in keys to put an echo/puts/print statement in place, and non-PHP languages in general require a restart of the a
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by uxp 11y ago
Yes. Unless they had some specific agreement with Apple to do a teardown and have time for research about the specific components pre-release, then they were under the same exact NDA that everyone that signed up to their developer unit pre-
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by uxp 11y ago
Isn't that the same feeling that comes when one believes what is popularly construed as a conspiracy theory? I mean, you have this bit of information that the entire world doesn't know (or doesn't care or believes differently
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by uxp 11y ago
This is correct. For an arbitrary and hypothetical example, imagine that Linus woke up yesterday and decided to convert the Linux kernel to an Apache licensed project. The long and almost impossible task would be to contact each and every c
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by uxp 11y ago
At my last job I left last week, we were looking for an alternative to the old GitHub/Jenkins setup, tried Stash/Bamboo for a while, but eventually settled on GitLab and GitLab CI (7.1x, with the Ruby-based CI runners) because the
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by uxp 11y ago
So you're basically arguing for an Android-esque project for cars, where Samsung or Ford basically fills the device with crapware and bloat over a simple base system? I'd be fine with that, as long as there were firmware signing m
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by uxp 11y ago
> So, you're telling me that the preferred form for making modifications to the source code of a router does not include the scripts which install onto the router to test those modifications? No. Not really. GPLv2 requires that the
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by uxp 11y ago
Just a potential enemy.
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by uxp 11y ago
He also had fun, or at least his writeup sounded like he enjoyed his adventure. Right now I'm remodeling my home. It's laborious, costly, consumes resources that could be spent on building housing for those less fortunate, occupie
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by uxp 11y ago
That's precisely what the author of the article determines by quoting from private correspondence from the poem's author: > “I’ll bet not half a dozen people can tell who was hit and where he was hit by my Road Not Taken,” he w
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by uxp 11y ago
Western Digital includes one of these in their Black2 drive kits. Instead of shipping with a driver CD, it ships with a USB key that opens up your browser to the webpage that hosts the driver download. http://ecx.images-amazon.co
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by uxp 11y ago
An episode of the Cybersecurity Podcast with Peter Singer was recently talking about the Snowden leaks and how the west coast (Apple, Microsoft, et. al.) had to go to the east coast (Washington, Pentagon) and tell them to stop saying that t
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by uxp 11y ago
I think the idea the parent is trying to express is that if the Linux distro (and OS X in this situation) comes with the root certificate trusted by default via ca_root_nss/ca-bundle or whatever the packager decides to name it they can
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by uxp 11y ago
The people who monetize content and the viewing of content. Generally for places where impressions and traffic sourcing/funneling to a site is a higher stream of revenue than selling or marketing to customers. Think of Gawker, not Uber
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by uxp 11y ago
We've moved passed the idea that only sensitive content needs to be transported over SSL/TLS. https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2015/04/7-reason... https://www.aclu.or
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by uxp 11y ago
> Google can guarantee all third party ads will be TLS enabled simply by not making this request. This is the crux. Google can force all third parties that display ads through their service to support TLS, but instead they're asking
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by uxp 11y ago
At my last job, we did something similar to what iOS 9 is now doing, where we migrated a survey engine to serve all forms over https. There was high fiving and champagne all around the engineers desks, while media was freaking out that thei
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by uxp 11y ago
> She had documentation proving that her license had been reinstated. It doesn't even matter that her license had at one point been revoked, may have currently been revoked, or might be revoked in the future. There was no legal basi
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by uxp 11y ago
My area of the world (Utah, USA) also has a licensing point system. Accrue enough points and your license gets suspended. Problem is, like my wife a decade ago when she tried to get her license renewed, it had been revoked a year prior to t
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by uxp 11y ago
Multiple accounts was a huge selling factor for me, though that might not have been included out of the gate. HipChat only _just_ enabled multiple accounts two months ago. https://blog.hipchat.com/2015/06/08/c
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by uxp 11y ago
Why have I heard this before... "I have a great idea for this app, I just need a programmer to help me build it. No, I can't pay you, but I can give you 15% of the company!"
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by uxp 11y ago
VagrantCloud, now known as Atlas, is merely a redirector service for Vagrant box management. I host all my own boxes (on S3), but still use them for an easy means of sharing without having to remember a long-ass URL.
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by uxp 11y ago
SSL is free to deploy: https://www.startssl.com?app=12 If you have a site that gets enough traffic that you need a better supported or more validated certificate, then I'm sure the $40/yr for a cheapass godaddy cert is
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by uxp 11y ago
Agreed. The key word here is "basic". Maps have been and can be downloaded, and algorithms to get to point B from A have been embedded for a decade at least. It's only the newer devices (phones) that have managed to push that
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by uxp 11y ago
I don't think you're correctly characterizing the subreddit shutdowns. When someone in power silences someone else's speech or expression, then it's correctly a form of censorship, like what management did with r/fa
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by uxp 11y ago
> If code theft causes a financial loss then why wouldn't prison be a possibility there? The difference between stealing a car and putting it in a garage and stealing code and letting it sit on a flash drive in an office drawer is t

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