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Comment #39934114
I like the Norwegian Army's: https://www.forsvaret.no/en/404 The version in Norwegian language looks more like a bullet hole for some reason: https://www.forsvaret.no/404
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Comment #39512154
Speaking of fractions of pennies: I've configured my AWS Cloud invoice to be in Euros, and every month the Net amount plus the VAT amount is always 1 cent off the Total fee :P
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Comment #38223089
Bastions are a good option. sshd supports jumping through them by default using the -J flag (jump) or automatically by adding the 'ProxyJump' statement to your .ssh/config.
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Comment #36976547
I find the AI point of view not that interesting. What's more interesting is the obvious (im)balance between production rate and revenue per second vs the amount of (finite) resour…
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Comment #36976512
Soo.. How do I cash out?
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Comment #36756438
+1. I mainly use this approach. If your next intended move is to go to the next line, Alt-J will exit insert mode and go to the next line immediately. Also the same for Alt+w/W/b/B…
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Comment #36148498
If your PGP key isn't signed by anyone, then there's no way to verify that it's really you - other than contacting you and checking the fingerprint. By having a trusted third party…
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Comment #35560844
Although not a travel book, "My Other Life", his fictional self-biography, was an enlightening, superb text.
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Comment #31568166
I think this example is quite deceptive. When setting obj.a and obj.b, what is your intention? If you want to set the instance attributes, you should have created self.a and self.b…
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Comment #29890209
Thank you.
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Comment #29890161
I'm obviously missing something dramatic here.. I guess I don't even understand the Puzzle itself..? Re1Ra1 Re2Ra2 Re3Ra3 Re4Ra4 Re5Ra5 Re6Ra6 Re2Ra2 Re3Ra3 Re4Ra4 Re5Ra5 Re6Ra6 Re…
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Comment #6172206
Why is Chrome named as the "bad guy"? If anything, Chrome reveals the issue, by showing just how accessible browser-saved passwords are in the first place. Do you think that it's i…
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Comment #4843617
Okay, so I just ordered a bunch of electronics stuff from the super great www.sparkfun.com - they've always given excellent customer service to me. After entering my credit card de…
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Comment #4712512
Google isn't, but the page providing the link (frameloss.org) is unknown (to me).
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Comment #4712381
And this is why we use Firefox with NoScript on unknown sites :-)
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Comment #4076255
correct horse battery staple.
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Comment #4073690
The rar with ~100k cracked passwords in it. If you tried to find your own, perhaps you're one of the ~144 million accounts that wasn't published? Edit: I'm not sure I understand wh…
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Comment #4073559
What riddles me though, is how come 6.5 million? LinkedIn has what, 150M users? Did they not post the entire load (and are in fact sitting on _all_ the hashes?) Is the dump an old …
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Comment #4073510
Yes. The hash I calculated was without a salt (the same way you generate a hash on sites like http://darrenfauth.com/generators/sha1 )
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Comment #4073454
Keep in mind that whoever leaked the hashes is probably keeping the usernames / emails for themselves. The forum in question doesn't allow posting of user-identifiable information …
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Comment #2244917
So how bad of a publicity hit has HBGary taken with the Anonymous-breach? Am I paranoid for not immediately wanting to download and open PDFs from their site?
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Comment #2119412
I find it interesting that by following the green/red color code, apparently, the less you spend on health care the better. Is health care a bad thing?
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