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by yukichan 13y ago
My personal experiences doesn't lend me to think much about news articles regarding such studies.
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by yukichan 13y ago
Zapier is also good with lots of integrations, but it's a little pricey. Yet if you calculate what your time is worth and include the amount spent on making this work plus customizations, it's probably less. Depends on if Zapier c
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by yukichan 13y ago
> This is yet another alarming signal that the whole idea that your SSN/SIN or credit card number is somehow secret and can be used for authentication is flawed. Secret information is required for practical authentication. Some exam
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by yukichan 13y ago
> There is no legal way to distribute software including parts you have only under APGL and parts you have only under OpenSSL license. If you modified AGPL code you have to release it. If you've mixed up GPL or AGPL code such that y
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by yukichan 13y ago
uh if it's GPL, don't you have to release it?
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by yukichan 13y ago
I don't think I've worked anywhere where there was a simple way to switch cloud providers with the push of a button. Even migrating to different locations within a cloud provider isn't trivial. You'd have to invest a lot
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by yukichan 13y ago
I'd like to see Akamai create a CloudFlare style challenge using their patch and a compromised version of OpenSSL and see if anyone can get the private keys from it.
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by yukichan 13y ago
Knowing the difference between functions and statements is not pointless nitpicking. Not in the least.
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by yukichan 13y ago
I believe you're wrong, it's not blocking otherwise it would be terrible. I remember testing this before. Fibers is inline non-blocking. The readme explicitly even mentions that it yields: https://github.com/laverd
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by yukichan 13y ago
The disaster that is unicode in Python 2.7.x is enough for me to use Python 3 for anything I do in the future. And as you said there are enough compatible packages now to make this doable so yay for Python 3, and I say that as a former Pyth
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by yukichan 13y ago
Akamai's patch is older than the heartbleed issue in OpenSSL so it wasn't a response to heartbleed, and they were still vulnerable for non-key data.
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by yukichan 13y ago
> I was shocked to learn innocent people get convicted because they talked to the cops. You should read up on Project Innocence casefiles: http://www.innocenceproject.org/know/ Dennis Fritz in particular, he volunte
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by yukichan 13y ago
It's just just inline non-blocking right? When people say "not async" I think blocking, but it's actually async in that you can have other operations happen in between execution of lines of code. Like if something that w
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by yukichan 13y ago
Stutnex used zero day flaws so when they make a statement like: "When Federal agencies discover a new vulnerability in commercial and open source software ... it is in the national interest to responsibly disclose the vulnerability rat
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by yukichan 13y ago
This sucks, but seriously never talk to the police. Don't write anything down. Don't say anything. Don't sign anything. Tell them your name and otherwise just stay silent. They are never trying to help you, they're tryin
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by yukichan 13y ago
What are people using Facebook for these days? I share images with Dropbox and use WhatsApp to talk with people. I haven't seriously used Facebook in years and when I do log in it's just a bunch of spam. I just don't see myse
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by yukichan 13y ago
Wow, the thing they eventually shipped doesn't look nearly as nice as what they promised[1]: http://imgur.com/uvLJZ0r vs http://imgur.com/IHaX6f7 Reminds me of pictures of McDondald's foods in ads
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by yukichan 13y ago
I don't know how they feel but if they're popping champaign bottles after abandoning their product and their users then I don't give a shit how they feel. I do understand the situation better than most however because I'
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by yukichan 13y ago
An acquihire is not a success it's a failure, and instead of being excited, I'm sure the feeling is more like being resigned to at least having a place to go after closing the doors. It's sad too because their product is ace.
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by yukichan 13y ago
I just noticed that the hackerone report curl bit includes a coinbase session cookie. Doesn't seem like a good thing to include.
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by yukichan 13y ago
Yes kill your coworker's productivity by making her or him even more miserable when dealing with a bug. If you did this and I was your manager, at worst you'd end up on a PIP. If you want conduct a prank do something that doesn&#x
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by yukichan 13y ago
Yes, you have to continuously improve, and also recognize that the things you learned before may no longer apply. Always know why you have to do the things you do and when that isn't true anymore. Also I didn't understand half of
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by yukichan 13y ago
Experience is a liability. You learn all kinds of things as an engineer that quickly become obsolete. Even in the web environment. If you're still worried about hasLayout or rounding corners with images, or god forbid using tables for
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by yukichan 13y ago
> But if what you said was entirely true, there would be no new social networking services appear, ever. I never said that. Obviously new social networks are being created through mobile apps, like whatsapp, because they fill a need that
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by yukichan 13y ago
> Thoughts? Yes, one: this idea has no chance. Also it's been tried. App.net, diaspora, etc. If there aren't any people there there's no reason to join. If you think your engineering buddies will be the catalyst, look how
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by yukichan 13y ago
It's not a non-issue. I've been a victim of identity theft 3 times already.
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by yukichan 13y ago
I'm going to start paying cash everywhere. I already use cash at point of sale at regular stores, and I've limited my online exposure to Amazon, Netflix, Google and PayPal. Insecurity is sending me back into the 70's with fin
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by yukichan 13y ago
Aphyr has thoroughly explained what is wrong with MongoDB[1]. I'm quite sure that things aren't probably as swell with your tech stack you might imagine. A commenter here has in the past demonstrated how to cause someone using Mon
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by yukichan 13y ago
If your comment never gets endorsed and the delete goes away, does that mean you can't comment anymore? Like what happens if a pending comment is still around 48 hours later?
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by yukichan 13y ago
How does it work? Do people with over 1K karma also need to be endorsed?

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