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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   And on a little website known as Github there is a lot more :) (and Google Search stays the #1 reliable source of private data followed by AWS S3).
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   That's also where you make the least impact. There is probably an impact graph with popularity * impact of change on the project * probability of change being accepted * log(delay of change reaching 80% of users). For instance with Hom
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Seems like e-voting is used as a way to transition between a democracy to an hidden totalitarianism. Citizens are lead to believe the voting system still works as usual but in the fact the results are manipulated to keep the same person or
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Same for node packages, and same for rubgems. Some package managers are just better than others. Seems to me like either snap or Homebrew Linux are the way to go. ArchLinux also has a reasonable packaging experience.
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   "Summary of why [most chrome extensions] are predatory and you should avoid them" Any extension can auto-update to change whatever they want, especially when already given the "Access your data on all websites" permissio
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   docker-compose is quite Docker specific but the underlying concepts and the commands used in a Dockerfile can be used on any kind of setup
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Looks like "original research" to me, quite interesting nonetheless.
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Same tactic as what's used on Twitter accounts. And same as I said previously: If the bad actors can brute force weak passwords, the company itself should be able to do it too and force those with weak passwords to update them.
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   I really like HackerRank, most of the problems are quite fun to solve (except the performance-based ones) and it allowed me to ace any algorithmic coding test.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    The context is "major financial services company". There are actually quite a few running Elixir.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Spamming the adblockers to whitelist them (and their authedmine alternative) definitely didn't help https://github.com/easylist/easylist/issues/712
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Has anyone successfully downloaded the report from https://hired.com/page/state-of-software-engineers/key-takea... ? edit: Got it: http://pages.hired.email/rs/289-SIY-439/images/2019
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    > If I had ever seen a job posting looking for Lisp hackers, I would have been really worried. http://paulgraham.com/avg.html
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    It seems like most people in your situation would go through a school/program for the reconversion. The most popular ones seems to be freeCodeCamp and Lambda School.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    In my case I can't do the pagination automatically so I have to fetch the pages myself to then have them replayed. In most cases you would capture the request and change the "page=" parameter (either for an HTML page or an AP
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Interesting but seems less powerful than my current setup: - I have mitmproxy to capture the traffic / manipulate the traffic - I have Chrome opened with Selenium/Capybara/chromedriver and using mitmproxy - I then browse to t
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    For most of those "leaks": with enough people speculating and coming up with ideas of what Apple might do, there is a high probability of a few people being correct.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    I'm actually curious why this wasn't done yet, or maybe I'm missing something
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    I will go with "Let it be, hoping someone does something about it someday somehow"
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    For fun: - I see 67,569 mongodb results on shodan - I searched for shodan API keys on a shady website known as "Github", found one that works, queried for all the mongodb databases - Tried connecting on the first one, it works...
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Can go from 1 word: Entity, to every word. The tradeoff being density of information, understandability to the readers, and conciseness.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Maybe someone could maybe a domain like fixedgoogleplus.com (similar to rawgithub.com) and host people's Picasa/Google+ photos while keeping the same link
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Completely disagree on the technology part, everything being written in Perl doesn't help and the user experience is not as good as Airbnb. The main thing going for them is that they have basically every hotel on their platform. And li
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Same, I use Terminator on Linux and iTerm2 on macOS. I much prefer iTerm2 but found Terminator to be the best on Linux (quite subjective but a bit confirmed by this study).
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    March 2019 Security Advisories(blog.rubygems.org)

    1 points by aboutruby 8y ago|0 comments
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    At this point Facebook is so big that "millions leaving" could be people dying, people losing their accounts, etc. It's very small compared to their scale of more than 2 billions users.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Thanks for the link, very interesting document, it really shows an impressive scale. And for the metrics, it's probably coming from the fact that a lot of people use Messenger without using Facebook, but it's still considered &quo
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    TLDR: 72.0.3626.121 is the version you are looking for
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    My favorite is the 9% tax that a presidential candidate wanted to have and that was based on SimCity. e.g. 9% personal income tax, 9% federal sales tax, and a 9% corporate tax.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    I don't think they would burn some 0-days for this, one container should be enough.