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by nullbyte 7y ago
Inaccurate article.
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Jenkins Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution: PoC (February 2019)(github.com)
2 points by nullbyte 8y ago|0 comments
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by nullbyte 8y ago
"American chicken oligopoly" just doesn't have the same ring to it, lol
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by nullbyte 8y ago
"... With Our Paid Service"
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by nullbyte 8y ago
It's not orders of magnitude stronger. But I agree, it's be interesting to see Alpha's analysis.
126.
by nullbyte 8y ago
Welcome to modern, boring chess. I wish we still had hyper-aggressive grandmasters like Mikhail Tal.
127.
by nullbyte 8y ago
Tree shaking isn't automatically supported for CSS. You can use third party tools like PurifyCSS though.
128.
by nullbyte 8y ago
Fantastic article. This is the stuff I like to see on HN.
129.
by nullbyte 8y ago
This work looks promising, but it's important to note that the authors didnt prove worst case time complexity. This algorithm can get much, much slower than O(n)
130.
by nullbyte 8y ago
As much as I love JavaScript, I have always preference synchronous languages (like, say, Python) for robotics programming.
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by nullbyte 8y ago
My thoughts exactly, this is a perfect use case for Jenkins. Talk about reinventing the wheel!
132.
by nullbyte 8y ago
This is the random number generator used in the original release of Doom (the 1993 video game). I was leafing through the source code and stumbled upon "random.c" I found it amusing to see how they generated random integers; basic
133.
by nullbyte 8y ago
I always love Myazaki's films. I'll take a listen!
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This is how Doom generates random numbers (1993)(github.com)
2 points by nullbyte 8y ago|1 comments
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by nullbyte 8y ago
This is basically an advertisement.
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by nullbyte 8y ago
Extendable for CSS purposes.
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by nullbyte 8y ago
I think he means making the checkbox components reactive and extendable in React.js. That's not an easy thing to do.
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by nullbyte 8y ago
You're very talented, this is dope. Thanks for taking the time to make this and share it with us!
139.
by nullbyte 8y ago
How is this relevant to the article?
140.
by nullbyte 9y ago
> "heretofore"
141.
by nullbyte 9y ago
How do you know all this stuff?
142.
by nullbyte 9y ago
Facts. UPS has excellent perks for their employees.
143.
by nullbyte 9y ago
He's saying that the app store takes 30% of your earnings.
144.
by nullbyte 9y ago
Playing against an unbeatable computer is not a good way to learn... Same thing goes for chess.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
Sort of, but they also represent a massive amount of Bitcoin's hashrate themselves.
146.
by nullbyte 9y ago
I believe "brew update" updates your package list and version indexes. It's exactly like apt-get update vs apt-get upgrade, if you're familiar with those.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
I love HN comment like this. Seems like there's an expert in everything here!
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by nullbyte 9y ago
What's so bad about JWT's? The cryptographic protocol is sound.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
It takes more CPU and battery to compress the video than to leave it raw. So sending a lossless or semi lossless version of the video should theoretically work.
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by nullbyte 9y ago
That would drive me crazy

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