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by Stealth- 12y ago
ALOT of apps are starting to do this. I believe Snapchat initially was the company that began doing it. When a site like Facebook uses your number to identify you, this feature actually makes sense. I wonder if more fine-grained permissions
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by Stealth- 13y ago
I agree! I found this version to be much easier for some reason. Possibly the brain is quicker to recognize and match the colours than when I'm forcing myself to look for numbers?
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by Stealth- 13y ago
It can, but they explicitly choose not to in Snapchat, afaik.
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by Stealth- 13y ago
I don't totally see the point to these arguments. The inherent nature of the technology we have means that if they can view it once, they can view it as long and as many times as they want. Anything trying to restrict that is just futi
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by Stealth- 13y ago
In app purchases are fine, but be HONEST about it. Not being upfront about the costs of your game directly misleads the customer and, in my opinion, is a terrible and abusive way to earn revenue.
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by Stealth- 13y ago
This is great. Proper cryptography is the solution to so many of the problems the modern internet is facing right now, but the key problem with cryptography is that it is never user friendly enough and never distributed enough. This looks l
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by Stealth- 13y ago
I'm not an expert on this, but I believe that at the VM user level they would see wiped data because of the internal mapping. I think physical analysis of the drive would be required.
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by Stealth- 13y ago
The term "disc scrub" makes little to no sense in terms of SSDs, which makes this issue even more complicated. People who work in the disc recovery field have been dealing with this since SSDs became popular. An SSD is limited by
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by Stealth- 13y ago
VERY interesting, thanks for sharing! I'll have to play around with this a bit...
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by Stealth- 13y ago
I imagine it assumes a header like X-Requested-By has not been manipulated. You can safely assume that the referrer, or other headers, have not been manipulated. There is no way for malicious Javascript running in the users browser to edit
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by Stealth- 13y ago
I think it's important to note that this is a bug that effects older browsers only. Modern IE, Chrome, and Firefox have security measures that do not allow scripts to capture values passed to constructors of a literal. That way, this h
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by Stealth- 13y ago
Unfortunately, this is what happens to online communities. Particularly those run by teenagers. I've been a member of a number of communities that have suffered deaths in very similar ways -- choked by the people who own the rights at
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by Stealth- 13y ago
Hehe, when I started reading I was very appreciative of the fact I was prewarned by the "DESIGN CONCEPT" lettering.
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by Stealth- 13y ago
I think it's important to keep this in context, especially for Snapchat. Snapchat is an app . Their website contains almost nothing. I bet a VERY small percentage of people who use Snapchat have ever seen their website, much less goog
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by Stealth- 13y ago
After the preauth, you're required to take it out before you can start pumping.
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by Stealth- 13y ago
Honestly, most of my HN reading is because I need a mind-break from whatever I'm focusing on. I find it's a great way to take a break, and still learn a few things while I'm at it.
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by Stealth- 13y ago
Just finishing going through this in my province. The latest transition is that all gas pumps now suddenly require me to leave the card in. Yay for Chip and Pin!
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by Stealth- 13y ago
He says a folder _under_ /tmp/
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by Stealth- 13y ago
My point is that the people that get the benefits are not necessarily the people that need them the most. I've seen many families with status that did not need the money, but took advantage of it. I've also seen many families that
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by Stealth- 13y ago
Growing up in a poorer neighbourhood, the native friends I had were able to play football, have school lunches, go on fieldtrips, and go to university when I could not because they were paid for with tax payers' dollars. My grandparent
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by Stealth- 13y ago
As another resident of Canada, I have to completely disagree with you. I have to pay $20,000 for my schooling. My first nations friends pay nothing, it's covered by tax payers. This includes numerous other benefits that I do not get. I
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by Stealth- 13y ago
I do. Your typical user does not.
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by Stealth- 13y ago
I believe the write concern default is under the responsibilities of the driver -- not the Mongo Daemon.
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by Stealth- 13y ago
You can tie private information, such as your telephone number (for SMS) and various emails to your account that you can associate with alerts on various reminders you set up. It's bad practice to not use a secure login, because anyone
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by Stealth- 13y ago
I think most people would prefer this, even regular people. The problem is that, at least right now, doing that yourself is an _awful_ lot of work. And it's definitely too much work for your average Joe. I believe the majority of peopl
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by Stealth- 13y ago
Exercise is spot on. It's amazing what exercise will do to your mood. Unfortunately, when you become stressed exercise is often one of the first things to be neglected. Over the last few years I've learned that having a routine an
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by Stealth- 13y ago
Have you tried LibreOffice? It's a significant improvement.
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by Stealth- 13y ago
I prefer this sort of interface any day compared to a bloated AJAX-y web interface that kills my browser.
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by Stealth- 13y ago
Lulzsec was a group of people that split from anonymous. They used "AntiSec" as their slogan. Anonymous is still around and often they either disagreed or completely fought against what Lulzsec was doing. Anonymous itself does n
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Creating a private CI with Strider and DigitalOcean(fosterelli.co)
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