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by zenexer 8y ago
It was an SQL dump of their entire database: https://archive.is/https://resecurity.com/wp-content/uploads...
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https://archive.is/https://resecurity.com/wp-content/uploads...
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That sounds like a pretty solid system, but it’s not at all what the author is advocating. The author states that Docker is destined to be replaced by other containerization frameworks. The functionality differences won’t be as stark as wha
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I’m failing to see the argument here. The author suggests that the advent of viable Docker competitors will inevitably bring about Docker’s death. Why would that be the case? Competition is great, but it’ll be a while before others can matc
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by zenexer 8y ago
“Resecurity Inc., California-Based cybersecurity company” timezone_string: Europe/Kiev Admin IP address: 109.207.124.196, AS196740, Ukraine Really piling on the confidence here.
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Taxes are pretty good at raising awareness, since they're quite controversial. Of course, that increase in awareness isn't necessarily going to result in better actions--there are likely people who will deliberately sabotage such
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That's conflating two unrelated issues. The issue reported by EdgeSpot is much less severe, and a Google engineer hinted that it may not even be a vulnerability. CVE-2019-5786 has nothing to do with PDF files.
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I’d far rather read journalism that tells me what each side claims, regardless of how crazy it may sound, and allow me to decide for myself. I’m not an expert on journalism—it’s just my personal preference.
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by zenexer 8y ago
Oops! I googled Stylus to see if it was a Stylish alternative, and the first result was Stylish, so I assumed it was a typo. I’m ashamed to say I didn’t look into it further.
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by zenexer 8y ago
ESR may be a horrible person, and this article may get too caught up in flawed technical examples, but there is an underlying point here that’s important. When designing any system, be it a wire protocol or anything else, it’s tempting to o
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#1 is a key point here, and understanding it is essential to solving this problem once and for all. It's not just caller ID that they're spoofing. PSTN works a bit like the internet: there are "good faith" peering agre
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by zenexer 8y ago
I’m no wildlife expert, but aren’t there organisms that have evolved to thrive in deserts?
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Interesting point. I’m not sure there’s really any way I can estimate the difference there.
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I’m not seeing how water is relevant here. OP seems to think decreasing demand is better than increasing supply. I’m not convinced that it is, though another reply comparing it to painting deserts back does raise a fairly good point.
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by zenexer 8y ago
It doesn’t really matter how much electricity you consume if it’s coming from the sun. 1J of energy is 1J of energy. If the sun just hits the desert floor, it’ll heat up the earth immediately. If you collect the energy and convert (some of)
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by zenexer 8y ago
They’re just reporting what each side is saying without arguing against their claims. They leave it to the reader to make of it what they will. In my personal opinion, this is how reporting should be. Don’t do my thinking for me and don’t l
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by zenexer 8y ago
This sounds like someone doesn't understand how Windows calculates folder sizes. It will never show the size unless you look at the folder properties; and even then, there's no indication when it's done calculating. It migh
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DKIM/DMARC are fairly important. SPF, not so much, except as it pertains to DMARC.
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How are you arriving at this conclusion? It’s possible to transition from x86 to ARM without any loss of performance in the scenario you’ve described.
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by zenexer 8y ago
I'm strongly against the use of Stylish after this fiasco: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17447816
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by zenexer 8y ago
Normally that combination switches between windows within the same app. How do you handle that if you have it remapped? It's perhaps one of my most-used key combinations on macOS. Context: On macOS, the equivalent of Alt + Tab is ⌘Ta
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by zenexer 8y ago
Amazon doesn’t require re-entry of any details on checkout, at least in the US. I can click a button and immediately purchase something with minimal confirmation. I have never had to confirm any details with Amazon as far as I can remember.
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by zenexer 8y ago
Most popular chat platforms don’t allow admins to see IP addresses or user agents. That’s considered sensitive information these days. There are still niche platforms that behave more like IRC, but they’re pretty rare.
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by zenexer 8y ago
I have very little idea what I'm talking about here, but would that really be possible? Even if you import oranges, there are still going to be times when oranges aren't in season anywhere, I would think. The oranges and/or
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by zenexer 8y ago
I'm relatively young, but it baffles me that there's age discrimination is an issue. Do companies think I won't like working with someone who's significantly older than me? What's the issue? This is a bit of rheto
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by zenexer 8y ago
There's more to a search engine than crawling. Actually storing that data in a system that permits real-time searches based on arbitrary keywords is fairly expensive. Those services are only interested in creating a page link graph,
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That's graduated into Referrer Policy, more or less, but it should still work.
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That's correct. Google uses Referrer-Policy [1] to prevent the full referrer from being sent to the destination website. The transition page is purely for tracking. The ping attribute [2] is meant to replace that transition page eve
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by zenexer 8y ago
Until other browsers offer a proper built-in UI for managing multiple profiles as a first-class citizen, there's little chance that I'll switch from Chrome. About once a year I give another browser a try for a few weeks. I go all
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by zenexer 8y ago
But how do you go about creating tests for all of that?

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