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by yourad_io 10y ago
Find his personal cell number, add it as a 2FA and then send him your password.
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by yourad_io 11y ago
And vice-versa: modern Greek has borrowed quite a few words from Italian, e.g. Porta (Door). The Greek-Dutch connection is a surprising one as well, I'm not sure what they're basing it on.
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by yourad_io 11y ago
Just tried to post this as "Debian NTP queries (over IPv6) result in portscan". The title is somewhat generic.
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by yourad_io 12y ago
> I'm 25, I feel like I'm losing at life already. It was okay to be broke earlier, because it's expected. It's not anymore, when almost none of your peers are. I would _strongly_ recommend disregarding third-party suc
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by yourad_io 12y ago
This frequently comes up in NYT submissions. The answer is: this is intentional/you have stumbled upon an "improved experience" (welcome to the future), and: noscript. It is a true fractal of bad design. "This didn'
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by yourad_io 12y ago
That was a concern for me as well, especially after having played with beta Ubuntu touch builds. However, it looks like you should be able to get Kitkat on this easily[1]. [1] http://www.bq.com/gb/products/aquaris-
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by yourad_io 12y ago
I see there's no love for Zodiac puns. Oh well, I still love you guys.
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by yourad_io 12y ago
> The Admin framework in Apple OS X contained a hidden backdoor API to root access for several years (at least since 2011, when 10.7 was released). Lion was cancer.
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by yourad_io 12y ago
<meta>Threads like these make me with I could save comments.</meta>
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by yourad_io 12y ago
Do this[1] to get you to love learning again and deal with procrastination/time management/life-juggling. You'll know some of this stuff already. Finish it anyway. Best value for time of anything educational that I have done
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by yourad_io 12y ago
It is almost funny how the "vandals" were careful, whereas the cop unceremoniously stands on the eagle while covering up the bust. No wait - "symbolic". That's the word I was looking for.
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by yourad_io 12y ago
Note that this is a bit of an exaggeration: > The same holds true of Google, which the FTC had dead to rights for manipulating their search results in favor of their homegrown services and AGAINST their own partners. When Google works ag
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by yourad_io 12y ago
I would add a few paragraphs introducing it and giving some common examples/use cases. I like your "try-this-request", however IMHO it is missing a "request is in progress..." kind of indicator - clear the output sp
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by yourad_io 12y ago
> tons of experience > every man for himself > big egos and really rotten and bitter attitudes > co-worker ignores, despises and almost makes fun of me for your lack of experience > treat people who are not at the same level
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by yourad_io 12y ago
This is amazing. I have dreamt of a system like this and armchair-proposed it to friends countless times. I am always faced with derision in such conversations[1] - but I believe that a secure implementation of such an idea could be the fut
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by yourad_io 12y ago
Bluetooth LE is indeed a good thing when you have it . The opportunity to support "vintage" hardware would have cost next to nothing. If you had even one non-LE device, wouldn't you rather it could fall back?
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by yourad_io 12y ago
This is almost perfect. They didn't reinvent the keyboard of course, and I expect the typing experience to be somewhat crap but still ... compared to a 5inch touchscreen and for $99? Wait - how in the world is a bluetooth keyboard
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by yourad_io 12y ago
That point is one of the few that I agree with. I perceived the emphasis as being on the how to work. I once worked for a company that "believed" in "the one" PHP framework (developed in-house; terrible), "the one
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by yourad_io 12y ago
Don't worry, he won't know for about 600 years. And they can always construct a new one.
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by yourad_io 12y ago
M☉ = Solar Mass[1]. Huh. > astronomers have the worst conventions in the world (for largely “historical reasons”)[2] You don't say. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_mass [2] article
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by yourad_io 12y ago
While the website is somewhat cool looking, I was really hoping for some sort of list view somewhere. Closest I could find was searching the Kindle store for "Little Black Classics": http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/
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by yourad_io 12y ago
I think the highlight here is 80 classic books for 80c each, rather than the site.
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by yourad_io 12y ago
I t i s a s s t r a n g e a n d u n n e c e s s a r y a s t h i s .
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by yourad_io 12y ago
My sensei was partly deaf, so he'd shout everything.
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by yourad_io 12y ago
> Last month President Obama acknowledged “no foreign nation, no hacker* , should be able to shut down our networks, steal our trade secrets or invade the privacy of American families.” * Present company excluded.
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by yourad_io 12y ago
> 1. Relying on any form of secret is unsustainable. Absolutely not. It is one of the three major categories of auth (something you have/are/know). The problems with secret-based auth are either implementation-related or "
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by yourad_io 12y ago
SELECT CONTENT FROM ARTICLE; > 0 rows returned.
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by yourad_io 12y ago
Architect/Dev/Sysadmin/.../Coffee Boy for a startup. By now they know not to call the police after "just" 24H but 48 :) Haha.
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by yourad_io 12y ago
Huh, you're right. It's user-set. Go figure.
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by yourad_io 12y ago
> to make your browser actually secure To make it secure , disable all plugins. To make it more private , that's another story. Poor Firefox actually tries its best not to make you identifiable in some superficial ways - e.g. lyin

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