yeukhon

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   by yeukhon 13y ago

   Wow. I thought Onion was something people found in the mid 2000s and got viral because it has all the crazy fake but extremely hilarious weekly review. Does the print version makes those fake news or legitimate news report?
2. 3002.▲
   by yeukhon 13y ago

   Nice visualization idea but the color is burning my eyes... and to be honest the best cheatsheet is a table format. Easier to search and navigate.
3. 3003.▲
   by yeukhon 13y ago

   To your search box point, the search box is to move Ubuntu to the mobile and to the online market just like Android, Apple and even FxOS have a search box directly to either Google search or app search (FxOS does app search of course). The
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   by yeukhon 13y ago

   Raining (or a helicopter moving and you looking down on earth): http://maximecb.github.io/Turing-Drawings/#4,3,0,1,3,0,2,0,2... show is up : http://maximecb.github.io/Turing-Drawings/#4,3,1,2,1,2,2
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   Woman in Mozilla(thedailystar.net)

   1 points by yeukhon 13y ago|0 comments
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   by yeukhon 13y ago

   Thanks. I will look into this.
7. 3007.▲
   by yeukhon 13y ago

   How quickly can you buy/sell your coin. Say you buy in at $100 and then sell $110 the end of the day, possible? And really, only USC? What about with SS? And doesn't it defeat purpose if you need to prove you are a USC?
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   by yeukhon 13y ago

   Circus looks huge and doesn't appeal for one or two apps. I do however wish to experiment with circus at some point. Do you have any comparison to make, assuming you have used both? Or anyone out there? Thanks
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   by yeukhon 13y ago

   I have an increible hard time to get started with bitcoin. Which website? How? Can someone pull through the right path for me? I want to start investing in mining and buying.
10. 3010.▲
    by yeukhon 13y ago

    And now employers would have to think twice before hiring him.
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    Yes. Rental store always have a movie you want. Well, older movies. Those Netflex/Nulu have difficult time to get. Netflix actually lost most of the older collections early this year http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013&#
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    1. I am against illegal drugs. It is up to the society to have a consent whether x drug should be legal or not. For example, marijuana. 2. Liability and safety. It's safer to assume your pharmacist is giving the right drug and the righ
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    French Court Tells Google to Filter Max Mosley Images From Search Engine(stream.wsj.com)

    1 points by yeukhon 13y ago|0 comments
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    I am serious here too: I don't support the website's initiative. I endorse the technical aspect of it as a way to test whether the design is optimal and achievable, but in no way would I ever support drug dealers.
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    The real deal is to find a way that user and business can both gain something. And this is hard.
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    BrowserCalls extension directly in the Chrome and FireFox(telecomtiger.com)

    1 points by yeukhon 13y ago|0 comments
17. 3017.▲
    by yeukhon 13y ago

    Yeah. I also wonder if in the future people will use bitcoin to keep their cash since Swiss banks are not as independent as they used to be anymore.
18. 3018.▲
    by yeukhon 13y ago

    Sure and also money laundering and underground economy.
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    > I am assuming that the DB server cannot decrypt. If the DB server has decryption permissions, and it is compromised, then there's little need in encrypting the passwords anyway as an attacker will simply decrypt them by hand. I am
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    > The issue becomes verifying the passwords, then: supposing you have a CBC mode oracle, like a HSM, how can you verify two passwords are the same? (This is probably the reason they chose ECB mode in the first place.) Why is that? What&#
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    The xkcd references comic 792 and I totally agree that at any given time there is a website people going to sign up and they will never realize the author of the website stores everything in plaintext so he could get your username and passw
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    What kind of security mitigation do you propose?
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    The French Hangover with Serge, a llama(arbroath.blogspot.com)

    1 points by yeukhon 13y ago|0 comments
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    Well, do you use leave it on for a long time? I generally use 2-3 times a week on the phone, at most 30 minutes. I do occasionally browse a couple Youtube video (short one though). I usually end up with 50MB~100MB.
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    This is much more useful and more explicit than Sour's. I would rather use this old one.
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    Another tying game(nbcnews.com)

    1 points by yeukhon 13y ago|0 comments
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    Yes. Your point is fair and true. But I think as people begin to realize their data usage is going up, they will reluctant to use data usage if they could just use wifi. But on the other hand, free 200MB is good enough for a lot of normal b
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    by yeukhon 13y ago

    We are all eagerly waiting south to be merged into Django. https://github.com/django/django/commit/9aa358cedd1ad93c0f4c... Or have we?
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    C++ coffee shop in China, run by a programmer? (rot47.net)

    2 points by yeukhon 13y ago|0 comments
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    Researchers integrate social science in cybersecurity project(thetartan.org)

    1 points by yeukhon 13y ago|0 comments