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by zorlem 13y ago
You need a capable sysadmin anyways. It makes sense to pay her/him to design and scale your "platform" properly, especially if you're making any money from it.
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by zorlem 13y ago
That doesn't match what the article said. Also, if they already had his card then there would be no need to send a courier to his place and pick it up, that only increases their exposure and the risk of getting caught.
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by zorlem 13y ago
A clever scam with the land-line call. I wonder where the fraudsters have got all his personal info (including his land-line phone number) from. Even if they got a hold of his receipt that shouldn't contain enough info to get all the o
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by zorlem 13y ago
The demo of the app looks really fascinating! I tried installing colar app on an Android 2.3.6 (Samsung GT-S5300) phone, but it seems it's not compatible with that device. It's a low-end phone, so I guess I will need something mo
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by zorlem 13y ago
Have you tried duplicity [0]? It encrypts the archives using GnuPG, uses two separate keys - one for encryption, the other for signing, and can store the backups using a multitude of protocols [1]: > Currently local file storage, scp&#
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by zorlem 13y ago
I have seen it in another Eastern European country - the sum of all mobile subscribers each operator claimed to have, exceeded the population by 50%. I attribute it mostly to marketing tricks like counting pre-paid cards that have not been
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by zorlem 13y ago
>It strikes me that the organizations that can't update to the latest JRE are the really large enterprises still running IE6 and so on. Not necessarily. I know quite a few companies that have stabilized their code against a partic
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by zorlem 13y ago
Oracle changed the distribution terms of TZUpdater from free (as in beer) to available only to paying customers at least half a year ago. It should be noted, though, that this largely affects only users that for some reason can't updat
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by zorlem 13y ago
The discussion and the original video from a few hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5729703
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by zorlem 13y ago
Maybe this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3723943 , but I'm still unclear if OP invention or break-through is for the same technology.
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by zorlem 13y ago
Not really. These things are hard to get right and stick to for prolonged periods of time. This requires practice and discipline. Ordinary people (and even trained professionals [1]), get sloppy and make mistakes. Thus, this line from the p
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by zorlem 13y ago
A recent article about Mochizuki's proof https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5685166 that was a great read for the uninitiated like me.
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by zorlem 13y ago
I personally don't feel comfortable using your service - too much of a security risk giving Databracket LLC unrestricted root access. I guess most other security-minded people would not feel at ease as well. Having an agent running on the s
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by zorlem 13y ago
I've found the source of the problem with moving Chromium tabs between windows. It's a bug in Chrome and its WM hints and appears in Ubuntu 12.04 because of Unity-2d: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-2d/+bug/9357... . I post
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by zorlem 13y ago
A really useful extension! Could be the solution to the tab overload. I would like to have the ability to migrate tabs between projects too. For some reason drag&drop of tabs between Chromium windows (under Ubuntu) has never worked for
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Designing Puppet – Roles and Profiles(craigdunn.org)
2 points by zorlem 13y ago|0 comments
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by zorlem 14y ago
Given the maturity of the tool, the breadth of functionality, plugins, scriptability, etc. these are petty money for what IDA Pro has to offer to a professional that has to do Reverse Engineering for a living. I do agree that for a tool use
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by zorlem 14y ago
>Fravia died a few years ago: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fravia Yes, but 4 years are a considerable time on the web. Linkrot to and in some of the external resources can be felt.
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by zorlem 14y ago
What you link to is Fravia+ previous project, more focused on software reverse engineering - http://www.woodmann.com/fravia/ . Fravia+'s last project - "Web Searchlores" was/is more aimed towards general reverse engineering and in
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by zorlem 14y ago
That's why I find community initiatives like the Perl Tutorial Hub ( http://perl-tutorial.org/ ) very valuable, especially for people just starting with the language. They even have a page dedicated to sifting through tutorials and guides,
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There's no such thing as a "DevOps Team"(continuousdelivery.com)
1 points by zorlem 14y ago|1 comments
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by zorlem 14y ago
There is a "visit us @ SendHub" in the header of the page, just bellow "SendHub Blog" and their logo. I can see it Chromium in Linux though, haven't tried it in a mobile browser.
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by zorlem 14y ago
One of the best resources for PostgreSQL is the online documentation - I've hardly seen a F/OSS project with a better written documentation. The only drawback is that it is quite verbose and it's easy to get lost. You might want to start wi
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by zorlem 14y ago
>Their offered download link doesn't even work for me, it just notifies me of its shutdown. After you go to that link and read the notification, there is another link to download the blocklist as a plain-text file. Mine contained a nu
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GCC and C vs C++ Speed, Measured(rusty.ozlabs.org)
103 points by zorlem 14y ago|70 comments
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Python Software Foundation Reaches Settlement, Ends Trademark Dispute(pyfound.blogspot.com.es)
1 points by zorlem 14y ago|0 comments
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by zorlem 14y ago
A customer of mine had practically the same .htaccess file installed through an exploit in a custom PHP software he had written. The difference was with the URL it was pointing to, in my case it was battocletti.theroguedisc.com . The .htacc
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Technologies of Surveillance(schneier.com)
6 points by zorlem 14y ago|0 comments
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by zorlem 14y ago
It is, but apparently the upstream provider doesn't filter the ICMP reply packets (with SRC IP of the Korean ISP), which are sent by thepiratebay servers.
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by zorlem 14y ago
I do agree with your assessment of the sizes of the talent pools in Russia, USA and China. Back of the envelope calculations don't support your assessment of the Bulgarian talent pools though. Your assumption that the Bulgarian coaches have

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