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Comment #15114872
Shouldn't SVG be compressed in the same way as other text contents like HTML and JS? Woff opts out of this behavior, but it's standard with all web servers.
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Comment #9817618
Lock8 | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE | FULLTIME Lock8 ( http://lock8.me ) is a young Berlin-based startup that brings GPS tracking and Bluetooth connectivity to bicycle locks around th…
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Comment #8297751
These passwords where probably not stolen from GMail but come from reusing passwords from other websites. To check out if your account has been leaked: http://isleaked.com/en.php T…
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Comment #7557785
Has anyone compared Route53 with the new Google Cloud DNS? https://developers.google.com/cloud-dns/ I'm interested in differences feature-wise.
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Comment #7544971
Google Now is integrating some information extracted from the user inbox, when the received e-mail includes the right schemas: https://developers.google.com/gmail/actions/ By the m…
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Comment #6624107
That was an actual game at some MIT presentations. Eventually the speaker noticed.
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Comment #6522173
If this is your case you may want to consider Mozilla Persona, which will default to OAuth for some providers such as GMail. We do have bizarre situations like people logging in us…
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Comment #6520616
Most people are integrating libraries into the server side, I guess. Security HTTP proxies are something that I have only seen in banks.
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Comment #5413549
The repo they use for demos at GitHub says something like "fork? fork you!"
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Comment #5259822
...young Skywalker
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Comment #5256236
I did a search on HN and SO and found nothing. Do you have a link to investigate further?
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Ask HN: Where are you storing your passwords?
Linux passwords, database passwords, third-party system passwords, mail passwords... At some point they have to be written down somewhere, and the possibility of a plain text file …
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Comment #5066059
It strikes me as funny the difference in tone between the Shimomura and Mitnick entries in this website. Biased++
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Comment #4967599
I can confirm that Pattern Recognition is (in my memory) even better than Ready Player One, which is also an amazing book. Thanks for the others, didn't know about them.
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Comment #4819468
You are absolutely right, it looks better now. Thanks!
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Comment #4819188
Sorry about that. We are strongly opinionated, since we have been developing with IE support since version 5.5 (that we don't miss much, truth be told). The course has an entire mo…
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Comment #4819049
I am afraid there is no graphic designer among us. We are all IT guys.
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