Chupachupski

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by Chupachupski 13y ago
I am aware that this was true in the past (a countryside ATM booth tried to lock me in at 6:00PM 11 years ago) but can you list any recent examples of this (bank names, ATM locations)? I was there in January this year and did not encounter
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by Chupachupski 13y ago
TL;DR; SSL would be used for all traffic but non-SNI browsers would be served from the origin server or a caching server. URLs would be rewritten in JS in the browser on first hit. Thanks for replying. Below are the details: I work on an e-
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by Chupachupski 13y ago
Personally I can relate to Kent Beck's approach to testing rather than "test everything": "I get paid for code that works, not for tests, so my philosophy is to test as little as possible to reach a given level of confid
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by Chupachupski 13y ago
Does anyone know an elegant way to sniff browser support for SNI? Using JS to load an element from the SNI domain and then rewriting URLs if the response is too slow would probably work but surely there are better methods.
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by Chupachupski 13y ago
One more without calc for older browsers: .container {width: 80%;} .left {float:left; width: 300px; background: yellow;} .right {margin-left: 300px; background: red;}
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by Chupachupski 13y ago
In this context bandwidth throttling is also a consideration - perhaps a per token or per bucket max object size?
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by Chupachupski 13y ago
You're teasing, right? dig devnull-as-a-service.com ; ANSWER SECTION: devnull-as-a-service.com. 1481 IN A 213.95.21.200 http://whois.domaintools.com/213.95.21.200 Whois Server: whois.psi-usa.info ASN: Germany AS12337 N
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by Chupachupski 13y ago
https://globessl.com/
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by Chupachupski 13y ago
One approach is to get each hit done by two (or three) regular MTurkers and crosscheck the results. I've seen this done with "human OCR" type tasks.
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Amazon Cloudfront down?
2 points by Chupachupski 13y ago|0 comments