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by vizzah 10y ago
Thanks for explaining! I just can't understand how such 'solvers' can help with crypto, when strong crypto-algos are not reversible and hence there is no point to approach them backwards? If any algorithm can be weakened by s
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by vizzah 10y ago
Maybe I am too old school, but I can't understand how all these fancy 'constraint solvers' (and in another solution, definitions akin to genes and chromosomes (hair raising) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage is now open to public(venturebeat.com)
5 points by vizzah 11y ago|0 comments
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by vizzah 11y ago
Shouldn't he "short" the stock instead? ;)
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by vizzah 11y ago
Yes, there is absolutely no doubt they are including service & bot messages in to the count. And they are plenty.
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by vizzah 11y ago
Stripe must introduce cross-border card 2 card payments asap (available for many countries). It's a killer feature and as far as I know is not available by any major world-wide player yet, just on per-country basis.
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Amazon Web Services revenue rises 81% year over year(blogs.wsj.com)
251 points by vizzah 11y ago|142 comments
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by vizzah 11y ago
what is a good dalvic decompiler at the moment? are you using smali/baksmali for re-compilation?
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iOS 8.4 is out and jailbreak is too(taig.com)
1 points by vizzah 11y ago|0 comments
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by vizzah 11y ago
Same. But how about "not at all"? Sounds totally non-pretentious to my taste. As for gifts giving - I think the top commenter meant "unwrapping gifts" upon receipt rather than "accepting" them or not accepting.
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by vizzah 11y ago
I use ASSP and even without Bayesian filters (which I don't like for too many false positives) have only an occasional phishing e-mail in my numerous inboxes, even with e-mail addresses published on sites.
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by vizzah 11y ago
I was just yesterday considering how secure Wordpress is and whether to run it as a blog separately from the main website (in a chroot/vm or on a totally different hardware). It is known that most recent vulnerabilities were in third-p
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by vizzah 11y ago
It's actually just 90 minutes on a commercial hydrofoil ferry ;)
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by vizzah 12y ago
Would it be a good idea to store Mysql db on EFS to be shared among load-balanced instances?
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by vizzah 12y ago
Could anyone who tried this monitoring tool compare it to Munin?
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by vizzah 12y ago
nice.. that loading sound is forever in my heart :) i couldn't load anything on my zx due to untuned cassette player (which months later when I grew older was fixed with a simple screw turning ;).. so had no other choice but to learn h
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by vizzah 12y ago
Interesting. I fly often above it. Next time will surely be gazeing down :)
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by vizzah 12y ago
I referred to EMR radiation, obviously. Too bad HN readers took it literally.
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by vizzah 12y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if it`s mobile masts what's killing them..
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by vizzah 12y ago
Looks to me like the app itself (chat.htm) is missing from the repository?
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by vizzah 12y ago
Yes, modern Linux kernel might have pretty much everything to run this laptop's hardware, however it is likely a very different story when it comes to graphical desktop compatibility.. considering it'll need upscaling to quad HD r
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by vizzah 12y ago
Wouldn't that kind of long-term socializing increase a chance of encounters and affairs between different (or even same sexes) and affect work relationships? Not every person has a motto not to sleep with work colleagues ;)
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by vizzah 12y ago
Maybe because content on Kindles consumed on the run / when commuting, during short coffee breaks.. while paper book somehow attracts the reader when he knows he's able to dedicate more time for getting deeper in those pages..
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by vizzah 12y ago
I only went to read this article because every title letter begins with B.
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by vizzah 12y ago
"Everyone is busy" and "Too much distractions (low signal to noise ratio)" were the two main reasons I've moved away from London (and the UK) having spent 8 years there to a place where people can still enjoy slower
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by vizzah 12y ago
Looking for exploit was fun - found provisioned administrator password to access any modem on the WAN - but yes, unscrewing antenna is the first idea which comes to mind.
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by vizzah 12y ago
At least they let customers to opt-out. In Malta (EU) there is an ISP called Melita - pretty much a monopoly - which enforced similar to all it's customers without even informing them and without letting them to turn it off. It's
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by vizzah 12y ago
"Patent pending"? jeeze.. you can't be serious. There are so many existing and well-known extensions doing exactly that and even I made one myself ages ago.. nothing newsworthy (especially HN) in this promo post.
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by vizzah 12y ago
I find "what's your profession?" or "what is your daily job?" questions to be much more conscious than "what you do for living". When people ask me what I do for living, I tend to answer "I breathe&qu
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Selfish Society: How Babies Turn Into Selfish Monsters(theguardian.com)
1 points by vizzah 12y ago|0 comments

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