danielki

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by danielki 7y ago
Win10 added support for Brainpool and Curve25519 ECC Curves [0], so this might be where the vulnerability lies [0] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/security/tls...
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by danielki 7y ago
Alternatively, you're writing/reading enough code, but it just happens to be in four different languages because you're doing a mix of greenfield and legacy, and all of these languages have syntax that's both similar _an
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by danielki 10y ago
I have been on a date with a conspiracy nut, and can confirm that this is something I'd want to filter out if I was still dating and not in a long-term relationship.
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by danielki 10y ago
They're buying pageviews/traffic for their content. According to Alexa[0], Yahoo is still the 5th-largest site globally and in the US. That's a pretty large amount of traffic. Assuming Wikipedia (at #7) gets ~765M monthly vie
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by danielki 11y ago
From my understanding, this is because neither of these are actually true "Chinese" dishes,. Ginger Beef was "invented" by a Chinese immigrant in Calgary in the 1970s [0], whereas the westernized Orange Chicken is actual
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by danielki 11y ago
A few questions, if you don't mind: How do you figure out how much stock to order from Alibaba? Is it just based on the maximum financial risk you want to undertake, or something else? Do you ever replenish stock, or do you continuousl
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by danielki 11y ago
I want a tool that cleans up my bookmarks. I'll often bookmark a page to look at it later, but then never get back to it or forget I bookmarked it. After a few years of using Chrome, I've got a crapload of bookmark bloat. Here&#x2
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by danielki 11y ago
This might be a naive question, but why has there been no strong push to reform patent law in a way that eliminates non-practicing entities? It seems like it would be wise to have a law that a patent expires if the company who holds it goes
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by danielki 11y ago
I could see it being more like the DVD/BluRay Extras model - $5 for a pack of commentary tracks, $2 for deleted scenes, another $2-4 for the behind-the-scenes featurette, etc. It would be similar to the more successful DLC implementati
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by danielki 11y ago
DFS sites do have novice games and ones with limited entries per account, however. You can choose to enter these.
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by danielki 11y ago
Is there a way to set a maximum price or time you're willing to pay for each request? My biggest hesitation about using something like this would be that it would end up costing way more than I anticipated - something I expect to take
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by danielki 11y ago
Adding to this, "the free market will decide" can sometimes be a cop-out, but in this case it applies perfectly. There are reasonably low barriers to entry in this market, for the most part. If Uber treating its drivers as contrac
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by danielki 11y ago
Compartmentalization, as runjake mentioned below, is key. I worked at Microsoft during the development of Windows 8 (disclaimer: I no longer work there, and only speak for myself here). Certain "secret" features were not available
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by danielki 11y ago
ZDNet had an article about Apple's secrecy in 2009 [0]. Of note: > Apple closely monitors all communication on its corporate network and routinely plants false information with employees in an effort to track leaks. [0] http:/
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by danielki 11y ago
I've been hoping for a Junkyard Wars reboot starring a rotating cast of Mythbusters cast/alumnae (including the B Team members). I love the crazy builds and seeing their thought process in how/why they build what they do. A s
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by danielki 11y ago
To me, it looks like a partially-unzipped zipper.
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by danielki 11y ago
Then we've reached the dongularity?
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by danielki 11y ago
Spotify already tracks user listening history. I can see a "Recently Played Artists" section on my profile, and I assume they're using some of it to generate the user-specific "Discover Weekly" recommended music pla
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by danielki 11y ago
The only DuckDuckGo ones I know of (!r, !reddit) use reddit's own search. Not sure if there are any others that don't
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by danielki 11y ago
I think there's a lot of interesting things that are going to be happening at the intersection of health and wearables in the next few years. $100k likely isn't enough to start a full-fledged company, but it's enough to creat
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by danielki 11y ago
I have a Windows ME pen lying around here somewhere.
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by danielki 11y ago
Swimming - easy to get into a pattern, almost meditative in a way.
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by danielki 11y ago
So does Windows - Powershell. If that's not good enough, then ConEmu
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by danielki 12y ago
Yes and no. There is at least one case that I can remember[0] of pirated software being modified to download and install a virus. According to Microsoft[1], 32% of pirated Windows 7 copies and activation cracks resulted in some sort of malw
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by danielki 12y ago
Piracy is hardly a "clean install". I wouldn't be surprised if a decent-sized number of the bootleg Windows installs out there are heavily-rootkitted. I haven't seen any recent statistics, but at one point, 74% of rootki
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by danielki 12y ago
Nuance makes Dragon Naturally Speaking, which also comes preinstalled on some Lenovo laptops (including mine, but it was one of the first things I uninstalled). I'd imagine it has something to do with being able to voice control applic
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by danielki 12y ago
Have you tried a mapping based on IP address (this might work depending on the size of the business)? If the business is big enough, IP addresses should/would be registered to the company rather than a general-purpose ISP.
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by danielki 12y ago
> I've been to standup meetings in close to a dozen different companies, ranging from the smallest startup to some of the biggest tech companies and never have I ever seen a standup meeting end on time. NEVER. I don't think it
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by danielki 12y ago
As others have mentioned, there's no real standard for "senior" developers in the industry. I ran into this problem back in July when I was job hunting - half the companies I looked at, I'd qualify as senior, and half of
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by danielki 12y ago
As others have said - long as proper attribution is provided in the finished product, it's within the terms of the license that you put up. In the future: * If you don't want your code available to the public, use a private reposi

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