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yaur
12y ago
http://blog.aeolipyle.co/ explains what its about. Not sure what the rules are WRT multiple submits as ShowHN...
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yaur
12y ago
"As many programming languages, SDKs, Libraries, Frameworks, and development tools there are, I'll never make the decision on which one I should choose." Just use what you know. There are plenty of times when that is the wro
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yaur
12y ago
Tell us something surprising that you discovered [about your business/customers/problem domain]. Telling them something about your hobbies is at best not helpful and if "that sh*t will literally get you killed" a huge ne
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yaur
12y ago
One challenge here is that some services will mess with uploaded images. For example an image I created at one point for a puzzle got messed up because the image host was smart enough to figure out that multiple pallet entries were mapped
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yaur
12y ago
It isn't new... see http://www.atimes.com/atimes/China/GC26Ad04.html and pages 30-31 of http://www.international-relations.com/CM2012/Satellite-Hack...
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yaur
12y ago
maybe try compiling stuff with GCC 2.96 until you get that out of your system. I'm personally very happy that its been years since some weird behavior turned out to be a compiler bug.
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yaur
12y ago
I don't have a personal site, but I've built a couple gratis for friends. Joomla is the goto CMS for that case since its powerful enough that I can quickly setup menus, contact page, etc and simple enough that they can manage it w
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yaur
12y ago
Ship a product. More specifically, think something up, write it, ship it. Along the way learn what you don't know to finish it, but the first time you try this don't push yourself too hard. Once your done, post a "ShowHN"
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yaur
12y ago
Not my data or article but for those who want to poke around with it http://langpop.corger.nl/formatted_data is the relevant URL.
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yaur
12y ago
What you are trying to do is out of spec, specifically including Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true and Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * . Is not allowed and its not allowed for a very good reason . That being that it is completely inse
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yaur
12y ago
Municipally owned/maintained FTTH with ISP access from an analog to a CO is a good thing IMO and something that the incumbents have used the courts to shut down in the past[1]. The Wired piece makes a seemingly legitimate argument (fr
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yaur
12y ago
Another factor is that the incremental cost of listening to something new is $0. When I'm looking for something new I just move the Mog radio slider all the way to "similar artists" and wait for something new/interestin
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yaur
12y ago
Poking around it looks like they are hosted on Vimeo and that the default is HTML5/H.264 with fallback to flash. Assuming that iceweasel has H.264 support (IIRC there is a way to get it through ffmpeg) you can probably it could just b
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yaur
12y ago
Neither of the two parties mentioned is likely to resell the data directly, both are likely to to create a derivative work which they will exploit commercially as will Google. What part of the ToS make one OK while and the other forbidden?
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yaur
12y ago
I think that userbinator's point is that the DO conditionally allow scraping which makes their position even more tenuous IMO.
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yaur
12y ago
Shouldn't you at least be disallowing /show/* in robots.txt? Not that scrapers are necessarily going to respect this... but the way your set up it seems like this is semi-legit behavior.
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yaur
12y ago
Better link would be to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra-high-energy_cosmic_ray which gives some speculation as to what causes them.
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yaur
12y ago
T-Mobile is selling unlimited data plans for $80/month.
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yaur
12y ago
I keep everything in keypass and write the ones that I need to bring with me on a piece of paper which I keep on my person[1]. People who are likely to steal your wallet are not likely to be interested in your passwords and people looking
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yaur
12y ago
The first issue he brings up seems legit. Whter it is exploitable or not depends heavily on if an unprivileged account can trigger a read to /dev/urandom to abort early by triggering an interrupt. I don't know Linux interna
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yaur
12y ago
As I understand it, things go like this. Detective: "give me all this users data and don't tell them you did." Facebook: "Without a court issued gag order we will tell the user." Detective: "Ok, I'll get
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yaur
13y ago
From the NYT article on this: “Your technological model,” Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. told Aereo’s lawyer, “is based solely on circumventing legal prohibitions that you don’t want to comply with.” I hate to uses loaded terms, but it s
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yaur
13y ago
This can backfire. I recently wasted the better part of a day on an interview and at the end of it found out they were looking to pay around %50 of what I'm currently making. Things got to that point because I did step one of what the
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yaur
13y ago
"We are perhaps the only intelligence species that exists or have existed on earth." Citation needed. Tool use, language, and many other "human" features have been observed in nature. What is definitely true is that hum
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yaur
13y ago
I'm trying to parse exactly what happened here. The way I understand it is that forks of private repos stay private. So did the contractor fork, clone, and then push it to a separate public repo? That has lawsuit written all over it.
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yaur
13y ago
KSP knowledge is both a plus and a minus here. If you have played it you know that once the chutes open you are going to land pretty much wherever they take you. OTOH in real Earth there are winds that are going to make it difficult to pr
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yaur
13y ago
CTF looks really interesting and at least gives me something to do while I'm (impatiently) waiting for the crypto challenge to arrive in my inbox.
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yaur
13y ago
Looking a little more... it looks like the e-banking stuff feeds into an F5 box. F5 claims they have never have been vulnerable if you are terminating TLS at the load balancer... so this may indeed just be marketing drones who don't kn
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yaur
13y ago
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:KJGUfS1...
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yaur
13y ago
As hashtag mentions, a "calculator" is almost impossible... a related problem is that most of the developers that I've worked with don't even know the questions to ask. Don't have the slighted idea what common vs p
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