mrcdima

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How digital detectives deciphered Stuxnet (2011)(arstechnica.com)
2 points by mrcdima 12y ago|0 comments
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Richard Feynman’s Letter on What Problems to Solve(farnamstreetblog.com)
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Why Not a Three-Day Week?(newyorker.com)
85 points by mrcdima 12y ago|106 comments
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by mrcdima 12y ago
Some titles I've recently read or at least have placed on my reading list. -------------------- Philosohpy Letters from a Stoic: Epistulae Morales Ad Lucilium - Seneca Meditations - Marcus Aurelius (must read) The Republic - Plat
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Elite Institution Cognitive Disorder(youtube.com)
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by mrcdima 12y ago
But can't you implement all three with a temporary password as well? Make the password valid for 24 hours only and when the user logs in with their temporary password perform any kind of extra verification and if that's passed the
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by mrcdima 12y ago
But how does one handle password resets without resorting in one form or another to sending some info in plain text to users? At least one website on the current front page is there because it sent a temporary password in plain text. I assu
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by mrcdima 12y ago
I built a small chrome extension that provides this functionality. Next to your name, the extension adds a mail icon that lights up whenever someone replies to one of your messages. It then takes you to a 'cleaned up' threads page
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Notifications for hacker news comment replies (chrome extension)(chrome.google.com)
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by mrcdima 12y ago
After reading all of Paul Ekman's books, watching all episodes of Lie to Me, and reading various other pop-science books, articles, posts, and so on, all on body language and lie detection, the only honest conclusion I could reach was
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by mrcdima 12y ago
Here's another useful link http://camdencollective.co.uk/academy/ There's a video in there and some other current info. The main website should incorporate more of this information though. Right now details a
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Want to make a great puzzle game? Get inspired by theoretical computer science.(jeremykun.com)
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