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by yuvadam 16y ago
And so, the race after affected websites starts...
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by yuvadam 16y ago
Strangely enough, and with all the anti-google hype lately, this really makes me want to ditch google for web searches (Gmail is harder to leave...)
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by yuvadam 16y ago
oh, this is good. _Nothing_ beats command line productivity. If it all happens at the same moment I'm managing git, I expect this tool to be perfect for project management needs. Spot on.
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by yuvadam 16y ago
It's only a matter of time before the Nigerian authorities realize how much money they can make from allowi.ng TLD registrations.
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Does using stateful web servers make sense?(stackoverflow.com)
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by yuvadam 16y ago
You are making a false dichotomy. A) and B) are NOT mutually exclusive. On the contrary. Assuming the vast majority of HN are indeed "hackers", and that we do not just blindly upvote, then a post will get upvoted iff hackers find it interes
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by yuvadam 16y ago
The current assumption here in Israel is that this was a joint operation. Mossad brought the detailed intel (possibly with US assistance) and the army intelligence unit 8200 ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_8200 ) carried out the executi
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by yuvadam 16y ago
I concur. Only time will tell, but I believe this attack is going down in the books as the first successful cyber attack of military grade. Future wars will look exactly like this. Attacks on military and civilian cyber-infrastructure are i
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Stuxnet may have destroyed 1,000 centrifuges at Natanz(jpost.com)
50 points by yuvadam 16y ago|31 comments
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by yuvadam 16y ago
AFAIK, each developer is allowed to specify their setup the way they see fit - up to some $$$ limit.
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by yuvadam 16y ago
Wait, so who gets reported as "NICE"?
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by yuvadam 16y ago
Jaw-dropping. Time and again I am amazed with what 1K of JS can look like. Wonderful holiday gift. Merry Christmas.
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by yuvadam 16y ago
tl;dr; - visitors are more spread out on the globe, Google is the undefeated referrer, SO visitors love Firefox, Windows, and screen resolutions are getting bigger and wider. Nothing too interesting, really.
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by yuvadam 16y ago
OpenID is by far the most comprehensive solution to this issue. All the key players are there: Google, Yahoo, Facebook, et al - and even then it's not as simple as it seems. I would put my money on OpenID, nonetheless. It's definitely a mat
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by yuvadam 16y ago
Consolas / Lucida Console ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consolas )
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by yuvadam 16y ago
Bullshit or not - it is interesting to think of the fact that we all are a continuation of biological life dating back to our common ancestors.
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by yuvadam 16y ago
Great tips. Git is arguably one of the best pieces of software created in the past decade. Its learning curve is definitely steep, but it's exactly tips like these which give a perspective of Git's true power.
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by yuvadam 16y ago
Huh? What exactly are we looking at? A very generic-looking toolbar which might or might not be related to so-called "Google +1"? TechCrunch looking for cheap publicity based on, well, nothing.
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by yuvadam 16y ago
Actually, I think Assange did a pretty god job of making it look like a one-man-operation when it is positively clear there are many more skillful people involved in WikiLeaks. Assange might take the fall, but the means nothing of the rest
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by yuvadam 16y ago
Interesting news, but totally irrelevant to the WikiLeaks operation. They have absolutely thought this through, with all the necessary "insurance" they have been spreading around. Regardless of the fate of one man - Assange - classified inf
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by yuvadam 16y ago
Levity aside - this MO is not common in the Middle East. This is not your typical gang-war drive-by shooting.
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by yuvadam 16y ago
All sings hint at the fact that this is a classic Mossad operation. The MO of a drive-by, close range, shooting or small explosive, is classic Mossad - and has been used in the past. That said, DEBKAfile is a dubious source of educated spec
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by yuvadam 16y ago
In the context of this discussion it is worth mentioning preyproject.com From first-hand experience, this project is amazing. A thief stole my laptop from our office. In less than 24 hours I received all the necessary information I need so
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by yuvadam 16y ago
The concept of click-less browsing is interesting and might have some potential. This specific implementation is closed (Flash-based), heavy on my bandwidth, slow and generally not too appealing.
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by yuvadam 16y ago
I think it's safe to say the fight to stop global warming is the top priority of the human race in this age.
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by yuvadam 16y ago
It is true that Amazon has acted cowardly and succumbed to political pressure in the Wikileaks case. However, I believe it is in their interest to take such action. What incentive do they have (or should they have) to protect free speech? A