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G3E9
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Comment #14777624
Ahh, ok then how about using the DateTime at runtime? That would then save you from having to keep "n" stored elsewhere for future uses. Edit: nevermind, this would prevent you fro…
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Comment #14777581
Wouldn't combining the "master_password", "domain" and your username/email save you from worrying about the "n" variable? You are using "n" to differentiate from multiple accounts …
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Comment #14338198
Answering the HN title, as a self-taught developer, I did some full-stack web development work (pro bono) for a small company and built my reputation up there over 2-3 months. From…
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Comment #14132807
I've imagined mesh networks across weaker frequencies, it'd probably require some new protocols but I haven't done that much research so I'm just not aware of any. If devices or mo…
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Comment #14054952
What's the possibility of using this exploit to patch the vulnerable Android systems?.. or to root the phone? It'd be an interesting solution against the time we'll have to wait fo…
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Comment #13931175
The detecting of hijacked sessions with browser fingerprinting (mouse movements, typing speed, etc.) is a very neat idea - something that could be used to throw off red flags or ha…
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Comment #12695844
Or when a project includes jQuery for a single AJAX call - someone somewhere got paid for that ridiculous insight.
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Comment #12110874
I've gotten passed this with the help of two reasons, the first is because ISO images (even for minimal installs...) are huge and HTTPS'ing it all would be an expense from the mirr…
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Comment #12015447
> If you think of a Google or cheat sheet lookup like a disk access, well memory is faster than disk. I like this analogy - not just its application to the current conversation, bu…
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Comment #11633669
For you Firefox users, try the add-on RequestPolicy ( https://requestpolicycontinued.github.io/ ) and before a site opens or redirects to another domain, you'll be prompted (you ca…
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Comment #11331883
Sorry, I made a bad implication that the backend would check to see if $MASTER_EMAIL was one of the three, as you called them, white-listed values ("postmaster", "hostmaster" or "w…
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Comment #11331743
When prompting for "postmaster", "hostmaster" or "webmaster", the values in that form should be just those and StartSSL should then put the two together ($MASTER_EMAIL + "@" + $DOM…
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Comment #9958332
We're thinking along the same lines. It'd be interesting to root your device while navigating around any voided warranties on the basis of your carrier's, or Google's, neglect (I a…
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Comment #9139157
I use camel case when the subject needs two words in order to identify it. Underscores, I feel, can be used to separate and include multiple ideas within a single name, in order to…
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Comment #8593347
The lack of HTTPS when using Comcast's XFINITY web mail is still beyond me. HTTPS is used when logging in, however everything else after that prompt is over basic HTTP (session IDs…