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phonethrowaway

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    Comment #32452821

    I'm so excited for this: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bigme/bigme-worlds-firs... Basic color support for syntax highlighting is what I've been waiting for...

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    Comment #30382788

    it doesn't say meta, duh

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    Comment #30202007

    flask-security is a trivial addon.

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    Comment #29804346

    they don't even address shell escape injection which is definitely possible...

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    Comment #29668906

    The farm bill made all hemp derived products legal federally at long as they contain only trace amounts of Delta 9 THC. Delta 8 and THC-O/acetate are legal. Not as strong, slightly…

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    Comment #29579017

    Old isn't janky... hmm... to me janky means duct tape and bubble gum.

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    Comment #29506695

    shell escapes are real attack vector too...

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    Comment #29506624

    the point is it's a feature, not an exploit. control and escape codes are a thing for a reason. it's worse with web stuff though... and it's a real vector. https://cve.mitre.org/cg…

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    Comment #29401865

    The NSA doesn't need to illegally spy on Americans when an ally can do it for them and then share the data legally. https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukusa/ https://en.wikipedia.…

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    Comment #28881821

    ASSESSEE NAME AND ADDRESS ARE NOT AVAILABLE ONLINE PER CA GOV CODE §6254.21

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    Comment #28875184

    name it carbon lol

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    Comment #28577123

    I've seen PAM modules for otp/totp, but that really only adds security if authenticating against a remote machine, if you validate the second factor locally doesn't that still open…

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    Comment #28406614

    humanure is a thing

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    Comment #28023755

    most companies have perverse incentives not to clean up fake profiles... just like SoundCloud.

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    Comment #27355189

    this is still a problem (irq conflicts) especially with thunderbolt enclosures...

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    Comment #27223211

    > At either side of the twin juncture, the molecular networks abruptly transformed their handedness. this seems rather intuitive to me, and unsurprising. for every action there is …

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    Comment #27126095

    Only if you can guarantee delivery without an ack.

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    Comment #27126082

    Bigger size means more latency. L1 needs to be fast due to frequent access. Is that what you mean by expensive?

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    Comment #27126076

    L1 cache is optimized for speed. You can't make a large L1 cache... the access is too frequent meaning more bandwidth is needed. L1 has many parallel pipelines vs L2 or 3 which are…

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    Comment #27126055

    SRAM? What do you mean by expensive? Size vs speed?

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    Comment #26916940

    human capital management

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    Comment #26770275

    High end Chromebooks have i7 and 16 gb RAM fwiw, and run Linux VMs just fine.

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    Comment #26624043

    Selfless plug: https://gist.github.com/gordol/d3f66e5fa0a53a9ccef30b7788504... UDP hole punching is pretty straight forward. This does it securely using SSH.

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    Comment #26588307

    hasn't this been done to death over and over?

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    Comment #26485580

    radio frequencies, too, work with the same principle... or lasers. this stuff isn't new, either, by any means. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Rife good luck getting past the…