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by yaur 13y ago
I believe this is called a RHEL subscription... in seriousness though this is a good idea and wouldn't be that hard to put together. You would monetize it by taking a cut of the spend and passing the rest on to the projects.
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by yaur 13y ago
This what you should see in a secure browser. The site was apparently provisioned with a pre-revoked certificate, so you shouldn't be able to connect to it. Though some browsers can.
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Does your browser rejected revoked certificates?(revoked.grc.com)
68 points by yaur 13y ago|71 comments
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by yaur 13y ago
IPv6? You shouldn't be trying to stick an IP Address in 4 bytes in 2014.
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by yaur 13y ago
College kids seem to be the best target demographic here, so if they aren't cost prohibitive this could be a winner.
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by yaur 13y ago
Sounds like he can't quit and can't be fired. Most likely he is coasting to the end of his contract and doesn't really give a crap because he has already cashed out. Your best option with someone like that is to sideline th
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by yaur 13y ago
backstory here http://www.tedunangst.com/flak/post/analysis-of-openssl-free...
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by yaur 13y ago
No this was written about a couple days ago. It frees the memory and because Open uses a LIFO memory allocater it can "safely" assume that whatever was still in there is still in there. I belive that in order to exploit this you
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by yaur 13y ago
I work for other people to survive. I work on projects that I find interesting to stay sane and hopefully change the world at least a little. Of course I try to keep those two lined up, but it doesn't always work out that way. That
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by yaur 13y ago
Not likely. What are you going to talk to them about? The context is going to be xxx wants to learn a language and inherently unnatural... For learning French I started with Duolingo and once I got where I knew 100 words or so started goin
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by yaur 13y ago
If its once a year its Probably in Jan or Feb and keeping people from quitting during the Christmas season is a good thing for them.
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by yaur 13y ago
"We listed 1 or 2 dozen of the most popular artists available through Vibe Vault" That seems excessive IMO.
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by yaur 13y ago
In the case of my day job (CCTV application 80% C#, 20% C and C++) writing to a bad pointer will get reported as an AccessViolationException with no hope of getting a dump or a stack trace of the native code. An allocation failure will get
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by yaur 13y ago
Ugh. I would much rather know that the process died because of allocation failure than try to figure out why some code is trying to write to a random null pointer as these are two very different types of bugs.
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by yaur 13y ago
On a mainstream site like wired its almost always flash ads. It can also be jpegs (see http://www.checkpoint.com/defense/advisories/public/2004/cpa... ) but this is rare/patched.
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by yaur 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV_Everywhere is their answer. Cable is to big of a cash cow to give up.
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by yaur 13y ago
There are exceptions... things like color space conversions (though technically the last time I did that was in Cg) where that is about all you can get.
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by yaur 13y ago
Fair enough, though if he was including the raspberry pi for $17 I would be tempted...
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by yaur 13y ago
This lacks any sort of credibility and solves none of the open problems with encryption. The creator thinks that a secret encryption algorithm with a 256 byte key is more secure than an public algorithm with a 256 bit key. This represents
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by yaur 13y ago
I have an android so I can't download the app. Looking over the linked page and your website, here is my initial read: 1) I need this stuff on the web. I spend most of the day on my PC and if I'm doing freelance stuff I need emai
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by yaur 13y ago
When you have an idea the most important question to ask yourself is "Why hasn't anyone done this?" The answer is never because you are the first one to think of it.
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by yaur 13y ago
In the long term yes. Do you plan to get acquired or IPO? If you don't get acquired do you have a sustainable business, lifestyle* or scalable? But if you haven't taken money yet and don't care about working a day job to pay
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by yaur 13y ago
"His opinion is no longer private. Once you vote with your dollars you have publicly acknowledged your opinion." Here is the thing, SCotUS has ruled that the 1st amendment protects anonymous political speech precisely because a la
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by yaur 13y ago
Identifying the text isn't that hard, generally 10+ word excerpts pasted into Google will give you a source. The reviews/summaries though... for books you have amazon and good reads, for short stories though I don't know wher
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by yaur 13y ago
With an ISBN it wouldn't be that hard to pull it from amazon.
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by yaur 13y ago
There are currently two posts on the main page about this. Do we really need a third? Is this really the kind of place where we are going to push a story about Postgres and the Linux kernel off the main page so that we can have another nast
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by yaur 13y ago
We know that they algorithmically detect flame wars and automatically demote threads that devolve into them. It would be shocking if the Eich threads weren't setting those off.
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by yaur 13y ago
Most likely because they are not remaining civil very long. Time for pending comments?
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by yaur 13y ago
I have misgivings here mainly because I have previously given enough to political campaigns that any prospective employer that cares can find out what my politics are. The idea that my personal political opinions are fair game in a hiring d
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by yaur 13y ago
https://github.com/yaur/SpellUnit Is something I wrote for C#. It currently only has support for literals passed in to exception constructors (I common pattern in the code base I care about) and strings passed in to at

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