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andrewreds
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About andrewreds
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Comment #6743922
I would like to see in the HTTP/2 spec allow http traffic, with the requirement that http 2 traffic must be signed. This would allow publicly accessible resources (including javasc…
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Comment #6262668
I think you also forgot: * Don't trust a compiler that has been compiled with an untrustworthy compiler... [1] [1] http://cm.bell-labs.com/who/ken/trust.html (well worth the read)
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Comment #5818074
Most of the standard library is written in go. a large part of the runtime package (within the standard library) is written in c and asm. This c code compiled with one of the 5c, 6…
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Comment #5328102
Would this really be a problem? If you have a look at the article, linked from the article, they are hiding the un-subscribe link when the link is inside quotes. For me, the emails…
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Comment #5043152
according to [1], Mark Zuckerberg makes $310.67 per second... so $100 will buy you under one third of a second of his time... I hope you are not expecting a long reply. [1] http://…
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Comment #4421502
simple: don't sign up with an email whos domain is on this list: https://github.com/juliuss/dc_autotag/blob/master/autotag.xm...
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Comment #4060849
Ummm.... Essentially electrons must travel around in a circuit. Sort of like a racing car. Electrons can't teleport from one location to another, and the number of electrons in a c…
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Comment #4041889
re #1, could this be solved with an exponential decay? aka, saying that a click from 1 month ago is less valuable than someone clicking today. By tweaking the decay you could chang…
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Comment #3892298
A password works by there is a piece of text that only you know, and thus, when you give that password to a server, that server knows who you are. can't you also view a url as a pa…
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Comment #3528297
"""On the flip side, Kim Dotcom will lose the ability to use the data to defend himself after pleading not guilty to piracy.""" Is it me, or is this saying: "We [the author(s) of t…
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Comment #3353460
isn't 418 from the HTCPCP specification, rather then HTTP?
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Comment #2712389
thanks :) Google+ is soooo much better then Facebook :)
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Comment #2712193
I will also love one too. andrewreds AT gmail DOT com
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Comment #2664732
How long after release do you think it will take for IR filters for the IPhone will be on sale by 3rd parties?
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Comment #2497241
the lists page is not listed on the lists page
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Comment #2456092
I am with Google in not supporting this flag. I think it will just bring on a false sense of security. I feel that the other browsers are just trying to get a tick in the privacy f…
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Comment #2151339
I like "I HATE WATER" http://www.translationparty.com/#8642238 "If you are not used to using water that is being used to sign for you, I do not sign up for Facebook."
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Comment #2143203
I think another example is required: A ['Cracker breaks in', 'employee goes rouge', 'a police officer abuses power', ...] and steals all the ['users internet history', 'SMSs', ...]…
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Comment #2143006
I would write a program/ build a device that will solve the problem... Wait a second... oh S#!T... I would first check how much my life insurance will cover for """accidental""" de…
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Comment #2111138
I find pages that open in new tabs a little annoying, when I am on a site like HN, as the new tabs steal the focus, making it harder to pre-load many tabs. In saying that, I think …
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Comment #2094885
I think I have got it... should I give a spoiler?
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Comment #1988014
that link gave me a 404... did you mean: http://www.popsci.com.au/2010/12/how-secure-is-julian-assang...
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Comment #1965386
it doesn't work for me (Sydney/ Austraia) :(
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Comment #1939807
WHAT... why would you completely black out the number, where you could instead use random coloured squares, that look like it is a blurring, so someone can go through all the effor…