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yxlx
10y ago
I knew about the name change but not the reason. I had always chalked it up to hubris on his part. Thanks :)
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Robert Simmons: Open Source Malware Lab – Video
(bsidesljubljana.si)
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10y ago
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10y ago
>check out the removal request policy page - it's quite humorous. I found it childish and unprofessional, just like the reply letters TPB wrote in response to DMCA requests.
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10y ago
Cool, been looking for something like this. However, it should be noted that this is not what parent asked about. Parent was wondering if Google was usable for regular web searches using a client that came from a Tor exit node via the Tor n
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yxlx
10y ago
Penalize any historically slow loading (for some arbitrary cut-off value, say 600 ms) site client side with an additional 10 seconds of waiting before any request is sent. This way users will hit the back button well before any data is sent
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10y ago
I hope this project will result in such products on the consumer market.
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10y ago
I share the concerns put forth by user "Swedish Pete" in the comments section on that site.
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Google Developers (YouTube Channel): Hello World – Machine Learning Recipes #1
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11y ago
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11y ago
Looks like an interesting game. Reminds me a lot of the 2D J2ME version of Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow by Gameloft. Screenshot: http://www.gameloft.com/common/products/60/us/web/screenshot...
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Study of non-programmers' solutions to programming problems [pdf]
(cs.ucr.edu)
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11y ago
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yxlx
11y ago
You have a strange way of writing CLion and Xcode. Your way makes it harder to see what you are talking about.
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11y ago
You pasted the quote twice.
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yxlx
11y ago
ePub and PDF covers most. ePub for best display on a lot of readers, PDF for your own nice layout on computers and for printing. Furthermore, don't put DRM on your eBook. DRM will hurt your customers and won't stop the pirates.
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Deceiving Blizzard Warden (WoW, SC II and Diablo 3 Anti-Cheat System)
(hackmag.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
The lower right-hand of that image, where they use the symbols for when a glyph is missing was seriously clever. I'd kill for this t-shirt too. Let's gang up on someone and take their shirts.
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11y ago
>I wouldn't be surprised if the OpenBSD port used the system malloc I thought so too but then when I looked for such changes, I couldn't find any. cvs -qd anoncvs@anoncvs.ca.openbsd.org:/cvs get -P ports/www
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yxlx
11y ago
Seems like an interesting product. They should rework their website though -- the website was slow to load and very annoying to read, I left it in very short time.
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11y ago
I think being able to "unpledge" would defeat the purpose of pledge. Instead, I think the better way would be to have your app run by a parent, and when you lose connectivity to your db server, you crash your app on purpose and wh
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yxlx
11y ago
Parent is not saying not to gzip. They're saying that more js takes more time to parse, regardless of compression. Iow, they are not talking about decompression overhead, they are talking about what happens after decompression.
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11y ago
I tried that once but ended up with a merge-commit with my name on it in the history of my "fork". Is it possible to not end up with such merge-commits?
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11y ago
I don't think Windows had anything to do with this. I think the feature has been in development since before and it is released because it's what users want, not because of what Microsoft are doing.
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11y ago
>In 2002 the Internet Radio Fairness Act was introduced to the U.S. congress. If passed, this bill would allow stations to return to the air. Please send a fax to your representatives asking them to support the Internet Radio Fairness Ac
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11y ago
>Horrible experience but even at the time some part of me that was clinging to sanity was going "hmm, interesting". That must've been a strange feeling.
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11y ago
"Must of" should be "must've".
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11y ago
I found it interesting that it could read my battery level and discharging time. As for device orientation, I think I've seen that before but I had forgotten about it being possible.
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11y ago
>Clearly, if this happened IRL, people would just put a limit on the number of masked people entering that bar until there wasn't a group of 1000 of them trying to get in. IRL, the bar would call the police and anti-riot forces woul
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11y ago
What does the link do?
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11y ago
Really? I don't see much similarity.
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11y ago
>The researchers found another interesting effect — a "trickle up" flow of wealth quite different from the usual "trickle down" picture of supply-side economics. In an economy with appreciable inequality, capital tend
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11y ago
How so? Having never seen this before, I found it interesting. Doesn't matter to me when it's from. Lots of useful concepts were developed long ago and remain as useful today as they were back then. Sometimes they are even more us
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