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LED Holographic Display
(reddit.com)
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6y ago
GCP also has sustained-usage discounts, which are very convenient, as even without reservation as in AWS, you get up to 30% discount if you have more constant usage, but you still have the full flexibility of on-demand. When it comes to pri
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8y ago
I have the same feeling, that the note notation is way too complex. I would love to see something like this getting traction.
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8y ago
Thanks. Yes, this is something what I think of. Does it show on the screen what operation you confirm with U2F? Or just "U2F authentication"? But cord makes it far less convenient unfortunately.
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8y ago
What I miss in the U2F tokens is a small display that would show transaction details which is approved. Imagine you have a malware on your PC; it can send another transaction than the one you see in the browser, while the URL would still ma
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Microsoft Adds Support for JavaScript Functions in Excel
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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Scientists Put a Worm Brain in a Lego Robot Body
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Firefox share stopped declining
(w3schools.com)
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9y ago
The release is also improving sandboxing for Linux: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/firefox-57-br... Sandboxing for Windows was introduced in version 54.
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9y ago
Rally nice analysis. It is a pity that open access to data like this is still exception, not a rule. I wish to have such data for my city.
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9y ago
Agreed - just check cloud comparison, AWS is rarely at the top: https://www.cloudorado.com/cloud_server_comparison.jsp
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9y ago
For me the difference seems to be in handling large number of distinct logs. In Kafka every log & partition is a separate file and moreover it keeps it open. So, storing multiple logs results in writing to many files so eventually rando
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First Photo of SpaceX’s New Spacesuit
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9y ago
6 years ago I submitted cloud computing comparison - https://www.cloudorado.com/ . It has hit first page with 38 comments. There was a nice spike in traffic that I've never seen later but it faded quickly. Now traffic
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Dynatrace UFO
(dynatrace.github.io)
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9y ago
There is similar plugin for Firefox for years. There is also one for Chrome that uses the same algorithm, so generates the same password. It keeps user name and version of the password for a domain in regular FF password storage. https:&#x
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9y ago
I just wonder - if the same key is used for enabling password manager and 2FA ... is it still 2FA? I mean, having the token you get both access to password and second factor to a service.
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9y ago
I love the feature they keep passwords in fact on the device itself, not as a key to enable password manager. I was looking for something like that. If only they offered strong encryption for Europe!
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9y ago
1.7 GW power. Wow! That means about 1 ton of CO2 released per hour (according to: https://carbonfund.org/how-we-calculate/ ).
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Microsoft stores 200 MB in DNA
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9y ago
The fun begins when you need to find performance issues in production, where you cannot really use profiler. Then you need to jump into APM tools. Unfortunately it seems there nothing really for that level for free, but take this for exampl
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9y ago
In Poland there were many people killed, potentially due to a coma (,). A court process of the pacification of Wujek [1] was mainly whether a response to question "Should we shoot?" was "No, wait for orders" or "Don
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Thanks for hints. The Caddy server looks nice. The default and simplest scenarios is that our domain is used, so that the user is not forced to setup DNS, but they can if they wish. But of course having a set of domains is an option. The pr
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10y ago
It is about 1.5 month now. Yes, using different domains is a potential option too, but the domain is directly connected with the product, so want to consider other options too.
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10y ago
Well, ACME would be perfect, but actually any fully automated process would do. We provide an on-prem software available via browser. And well, we want to be very nice for our customers, so upon installation we also setup a subdomain in a d
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Ask HN: Other CA with API, similar to Lets Encrypt?
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10y ago
Spotify sounds very interesting to me. But I don't work there, so cannot really tell if it really works as they describe. https://labs.spotify.com/2014/03/27/spotify-engineering-cult... https:/
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10y ago
I was always wondering rather on Stack Overflow for law, where one could get advice from other knowledgeable. But I talked with few lawyers (technologically open-minded) and they weren't interested. It seems the final root cause is tha
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10y ago
"large" is the smallest instance with fixed CPU allocation that AWS is providing these days.
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10y ago
I was quite wrong - IPv6 was just announced by AWS :-)
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