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   by obelisk_ 11y ago

   I knew about what happened with the referrers when going from HTTP to HTTPS but had not heard about the meta referrer and have been wondering why, even though my own site is HTTPS I see so many bare domain referrers. Now I know. Thank you b
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   by obelisk_ 11y ago

   Is telegram truly secure?
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   by obelisk_ 11y ago

   Personally I switched from Ubuntu to Fedora a couple of days ago because I've had it with Canonical. It was the first time I switched distro almost since I started using Linux (though I've admined servers with other distros and ot
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   by obelisk_ 11y ago

   When I was still quite new to git, I attended a presentation based on The Git Parable . I found it to be an enlightening talk and it helped me understand git better than what I had until then.
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   by obelisk_ 11y ago

   IMO the pictures on the site answer the question. Title is fine.
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   by obelisk_ 11y ago

   Worth reading. Interesting perspective and useful information, conveyed in good writing. I think having the feedback at the bottom of the page say reviews instead of comments was a nice touch.
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   by obelisk_ 11y ago

   I went and found a few images of this car and variations of it. http://blog.caranddriver.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/2015... http://www.benzworld.org/forums/attachments/g-cla
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   by obelisk_ 11y ago

   http://sports.stackexchange.com/questions/341/why-is-america...
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   by obelisk_ 11y ago

   1. Google's Web Crawlers are not "bypassing" paywall. It's the paywall that let's crawlers through. I.e. exactly the reverse of what the author implies with their headline. 2. The idea that this is somehow new is wr
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    inb4 facebook resolves this issue by banning anyone who's connected 24/7. (that wouldn't solve the problem either way, btw -- a small group of people could conspire to pull this data at irregular intervals and then share the
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Interesting read. Thank you for sharing.
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Thanks :)
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Actually, Nginx are way ahead of you. Here's the way to handle that. location = / { [ configuration A ] } location / { [ configuration B ] } To learn more about this, I recommend http://nginx.org&#x2F
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Just because expert C programmers were able to make it work doesn't mean that C is the best way to write secure code. I say this as someone who writes quite a bit of C (though I don't view myself an expert in it yet).
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Anyone know if this applies for Lubuntu as well? I use Lubuntu on my rencently bought new desktop for the default of LXDE. I intend to upgrade my desktop on which I put Lubuntu 15.10 (I bought a computer without OS so as not to pay the Wind
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Homebrew installs software into /usr/local last time I checked so unless you are doing something really strange like manually overwriting system files, you'll be hard pressed to fuck up the whole system. Personally I'd
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    Pyvideo to shut down during 2016(bluesock.org)

    2 points by obelisk_ 11y ago|0 comments
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    The T-Shirt History of Mozilla (2008)(web.archive.org)

    1 points by obelisk_ 11y ago|0 comments
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Release notes: https://golang.org/doc/go1.6 Mods, maybe change OP link to this?
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Or they've just whitelisted said providers after having either verified that providers IMAP implementations comply with IMAP standards, or they've whitelisted said providers because those providers were big enough that it was wort
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Write a separate post and then link to that from your current post. Best of both worlds :D
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Same here. I find this doubly reassuring.
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    The whole thing the article is about is Placemeter as far as I can tell. Your quote made it seem like they were formerly Placemeter interns who later created the map.
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    >Pictures of then-Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s visit to the Natanz facility helped the experts obtain needed intelligence on the computers. The computers, their configuration and their rear connections can be seen clearly in t
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Is this the book? https://books.google.com/books/about/Elementary_mathematics....
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Yes, they included that in their post below the picture. > NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:23510262*60 2014-09-13 13:42:00 +0000 Btw, are they using an Objective C repl?
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Does Snapchat have any revenue? If so, how?
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    I haven't had the Flash plugin since 2012 and only a few couple of times I've encountered something I wanted to use which required Flash since when I stopped having Flash. In every case where Flash was required I simply Googled th
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Are you the author of SQLite or did you just name your account so for other reasons?
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    by obelisk_ 11y ago

    Also similar in concept is the tup build system which monitors rule commands run to gain knowledge of additional dependencies. http://gittup.org/tup/ex_dependencies.html