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mikevin
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Comment #44023851
Any idea where to find the source? Wondering how it's set up.
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Comment #43897319
Would certificate pinning also remove the first option? I wonder if we are moving to a system where inspecting your own traffic isn't a viable option anymore, am I missing a workar…
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Comment #43269536
I mean that's something you need to do every time a DB is involved. Not really an argument against ETAGS.
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Comment #43210013
Of course there's a conflict of interest. It's their right to promote their solution but I would never take their word for it.
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Comment #43209943
Sometimes I wish I had the kind of education that allows you to interpret Terms of Use, Privacy Notices and other legal mumbojumbo in a way that answers my questions. It's great pr…
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Comment #43094273
Is that the correct video for CPS?
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Comment #42827374
Do you have a writeup of the technical details? How does this exploit (without reading the code and reverse engineering it)?
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Comment #42552193
I'm curious what the compressed text looks like. Anyone have an example?
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Comment #40779004
I really like "archive" and "tag" overviews. I don't want to scroll through every post in full as a way of finding an entry that interests me. Not really a blog but Hackaday on mob…
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Comment #39854462
Do you have a repo for your Guile solutions to AoC? Would love to see it.
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Comment #35823472
Can you expand on why you prefer that approach?
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Comment #35821850
> What do you mean by threaded here? Here's a good explanation. https://www.bradrodriguez.com/papers/moving1.htm
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Comment #35244599
Why does the ISA spec define the starting adress of the text segment anyway? Struggling to find a good reason.
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Comment #35231063
This might be a bit extreme but if you really want to learn bottom-up I would suggest nand2tetris https://www.nand2tetris.org/ It's not about networking but it's a good way to unde…
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Comment #32432126
Does you know of a good resource to learn this kind of research/fact checking. I don't have an academic background but recently got interested in improving my ability to identify "…
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Comment #32005609
'Proof of Authority' sounds an awful lot like the regular banking system.
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Comment #31760480
Theoretically automatically popping up that dialog could result in you authenticating without being aware you did so. It would require you resting your finger on the right spot but…
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Comment #31718180
This might come across a but harsh but I don't know how else to put it without resorting to my native language but I feel kind of sad for you. You sound like someone's who's lost h…
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Comment #31717798
A ticket supposedly represents some worthwhile task that's worth specifying. If it takes just 30 seconds to create it can't possibly concern a task that's worth the cost of involvi…
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Comment #31717718
I don't think it is. We're all professionals, if I'm doing something they need to know about then I'll inform them. A ticket that takes 2 minutes to create is just distracting from…
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Comment #31717460
That's assuming a lot about the work environment. If your have a team full of professionals, trusted by stakeholders then you don't need any of that. If my teammember decides docum…
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Comment #31717095
Quick question: What's the "uxn" you're referring to? Hard to google 3 letters.
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Comment #31696472
You could fix that by contributing since it's open-source and GPL-licenced. https://gitlab.com/muttmua/mutt
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Comment #31425686
I don't know if I can agree, yes SEO spam is probably worse but it's grown side-by-side with Google, both sides have more money and resources. SEO spammers decided to improve their…
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Comment #31420348
eshell has a module called eshell-smart that borrows from Plan 9's 9term, it automatically pages long commands, stays on the same line for editing if you show intent to change it a…