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Chrome lets hackers phish even 'Unphishable' Yubikey users(wired.com)
141 points by asm 9y ago|109 comments
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by asm 11y ago
Clarification on the title of this post; Phan is written in PHP7, but will analyze code written in any version of PHP.
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by asm 11y ago
Analysis takes a lot of CPU and we're not doing any parallel processing. Phan itself is about 30k lines of code and takes about 1.5s for a clean run. That being said, you should take a look at the '-s' flag for saving state t
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by asm 11y ago
I'm not sure. PHP7 is pretty new so package maintainers may not have had a chance to put binary releases together. You may need to compile it yourself from https://github.com/nikic/php-ast .
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by asm 11y ago
Definitely. If you want to start working on that, feel free to open up an issue ( https://github.com/etsy/phan/issues/new ) to start a conversation about it. We currently store method/function callers in t
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by asm 11y ago
Phan does not attempt to make sense of things like `$class_name->$function_name()` or `$$v`. I'd be happy to see a pull request that could handle simple strings, but otherwise I imagine the best we can do is emit a warning. I'm
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by asm 11y ago
We'd like to get there eventually. Phan populates a sqlite database when analyzing code (if run with the -s flag). This allows fast runs on single file changes or patches. We're hoping to use this for things like auto-complete and
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by asm 11y ago
Co-author here. Happy to answer any questions folks have about Phan.
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GDP growth of humanity over the very long run(ourworldindata.org)
52 points by asm 11y ago|46 comments
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by asm 11y ago
We used construction paper to black out the back around the tablet. My guess is that the paper wouldn't like the humidity but the rest would be fine. Perhaps you could swap in some black plastic material that would work with spray adhe
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by asm 11y ago
Hi, I helped hannahmitt make the mirror. The rectangle of light isn't noticeable at all in normal light if you adjust the brightness on the tablet well. In a dark room it can be noticeable, though.
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by asm 11y ago
Unfortunately, the touch screen doesn't work through the mirror, however, we're using reusable sticky stuff to attach the mirror to the tablet, so its easy to remove if needed.
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Inside a Giant Dark-Web Scheme to Sell Counterfeit Coupons(wired.com)
3 points by asm 11y ago|0 comments
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Etsy just poached one of Pandora's most important employees(theverge.com)
2 points by asm 12y ago|0 comments
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by asm 12y ago
It was written to scratch a personal itch; never as a business. I'd be happy to see someone else pick it up and do something with it.
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by asm 12y ago
http://snapnote.io/
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by asm 13y ago
fixed
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by asm 13y ago
That you're asking about keeping it unguessable makes me think that it feels like too few. Its actually only 5 bytes of random (the first character is always zero). 2^40 is a pretty large number and I don't expect to get high cove
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by asm 13y ago
Mobile devices were very much an afterthought. I was getting mobile traffic and did a best effort to make it passable, but I don't recommend it. You should check out Bugshot ( https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bu
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by asm 13y ago
That's a good idea, I'll do that. Thanks.
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by asm 13y ago
I totally agree. Paste is currently supported on Chrome and its been super useful. I'll see if I can get it supported elsewhere. Thanks.
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Snapnote.io – A tool for annotating and sharing images(snapnote.io)
44 points by asm 13y ago|29 comments
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Those wildly colored ponds visible just before landing at SFO(robertcampbellphotography.com)
2 points by asm 14y ago|0 comments
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by asm 14y ago
The point is that we're not looking for specialists in any particular language. To cure the curiosity, however, we're largely running on Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP with many other tools thrown in the mix.
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by asm 14y ago
re Quixotic Behavior: We want people who are comfortable taking a stand on an issue and going off on a mission to solve the problem. Not every great idea seems reasonable before people see it working. re Full-Stack: We're looking for people
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by asm 16y ago
At Etsy, our coffee pot is hooked in to our IRC bot so that we can ask how many cups of coffee are left ("?coffee"). Someone from the ops team just opened a bug report due to non-compliance with RFC 2324. The IRC coffee service uses a Pelou
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by asm 17y ago
In the beginning of the article, there seems to be an implicit claim that this kind of testing is bad because those who score on the border of a "cutoff" only have a probabilistic chance of making it into these coveted schools. The author s
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by asm 17y ago
Children's Progress, a small New York City based data-driven-education company, is hiring. http://www.childrensprogress.com/about-us/softwareengineer.s...
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by asm 18y ago
Perhaps an assessment of learning ability rather than achievement would distinguish students who could get the most out of a scholarship. Perhaps by assessing all students to find the easiest concept the child has not mastered, teaching it