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by tdons 6y ago
I imagine it's non-trivial. I think it would involve (in case of iOS): 1. downloading the binary 2. jailbreaking the phone to extract the binary (pretty sure this is necessary on iOS) 3. check the version of the binary, then compile t
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by tdons 6y ago
https://www.security.nl/posting/34165/%22Beveiliging+ING+mob... > "Het authenticatie protocol ziet er goed doordacht uit. Er wordt niet vertrouwd op SSL of TLS. In plaats daarvan gebruikt ING een extra enc
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by tdons 6y ago
Isn’t it strange that you have to make a disclaimer like “please don’t judge me?”. Quite literally 1/2 of the USA voted for Trump, should you automatically be ashamed of that? (It’s easy for me to say ofc, I have no horse in this race
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by tdons 6y ago
Christopher Hitchens (a Brit, can we still call them European?) would disagree with you. If you have a few minutes, check the beginning of this talk [1] about free speech. He treats the exact "fire" example at the very start of
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by tdons 6y ago
I speak from experience, unfortunately :)
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by tdons 6y ago
However... it can also trigger new behaviour because programs / services run for longer than normal because deployments aren't being refreshed as frequently as normal.
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by tdons 6y ago
The Von Neumann extractor mentioned in the article is interesting. There are other approaches too. I once implemented an algorithm to remove unknown bias from a bitstream in a streaming fashion. According to the paper I used their result w
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by tdons 6y ago
Define 'secure'?
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by tdons 6y ago
I refuse to believe that people care more about the monetary and legal consequences of killing another person than the moral aspect. Hypothesis: Dutch drivers are more careful around cyclists primarily because everyone rides a bicycle thems
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by tdons 6y ago
You primarily watch out because you don't want to kill someone else.
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by tdons 6y ago
It works in Houten, The Netherlands [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Houten Come visit! >The design principle of separating cycling and walking from car traffic has been pushed to the limit. Houten is unique in
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by tdons 6y ago
I remember hearing about Michael Burry [1] also looking into aquifers and future water shortages. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Burry > Burry has focused much of his attention on investing in water, gold
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by tdons 6y ago
An iron man is a triathlon, you are looking for steelman! https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/steelman
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by tdons 6y ago
I didn't believe the 22 MiB download but it's true. 156 requests and 26 MiB with an empty cache. Oh my.
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by tdons 6y ago
Stripe has (what looks like) a great tool to help with this: https://stripe.com/blog/accessible-color-systems It'd be fantastic if they could open source it, are there any Stripers here that could nudge the right
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by tdons 6y ago
What's more depressing is that this official has GMail open. How ridiculous is that? Which defense minister outside of the USA uses Google Mail? After Snowden, really? I want to facepalm so hard right now.
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by tdons 6y ago
The intransigent minority [1] strikes again. Perhaps the tech community should grow a spine and stand up to the minority that demands these sort of changes. That is: if the tech community /really/ doesn't want them, which (t
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by tdons 6y ago
It's in an image so you can't text search :) https://media.wired.com/photos/5fa04a3d8239757e365803ec/mast... Bottom right under 'additional information'. I had heard that the AT wasn't as
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by tdons 6y ago
The police poster mentioned "was only able to hike 10 miles a day". Makes me think it's health related, 10 mi / day is absolutely abysmal for a normal thru hiker. Most aim to do that amount by 10 in the morning...
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by tdons 6y ago
If it were rational, it would also be falsifiable. Let me ask you: what would have to happen for you to rescind your belief? Also; at the risk of starting a discussion about religion: you haven't developed a logical argument by saying
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by tdons 6y ago
Thanks for the corrections, suggestions, and comments everyone! @twic Thanks for the correction. Didn't know this wasn't a Hibernate but instead a Spring Data feature :-) @watt You're right, I could've added an offset&#
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by tdons 6y ago
So much this. ORMs? That way lies madness. For example if you use Hibernate in Java you can end up writing stuff like this: interface MyRepository { Page<SomeObject> findEntitiesByIdAndCreatedAtAfterOrderByCreatedAtDesc(int
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by tdons 6y ago
"Hans de Zwart" would be correct in Dutch yes. In English it'd be similar to "Hans the Black" We also have variants that we insert between first and lastname: 'van' (from), 'van de' (from the),
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by tdons 6y ago
This reminded me of wall-e. Sorry.
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by tdons 6y ago
Bye. Take WhatsApp and Instagram offline in Europe while you're at it :-)
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by tdons 6y ago
An auditor was fooled while he was in the room watching while the ceo downloaded bank account statements (pages 10/11 of https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/press-release/file/1317641... ): d. As par
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by tdons 6y ago
You can comment using a hack; check this out: command `# a comment` \ --longopt1 `# another comment` \ --longopt2 arg \ argument
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by tdons 6y ago
It's funny how indifferent everyone is about this. If you read about atrocious events that happened in history you often wonder why nobody stepped up. And here we are, things like this are happening in 2020 and almost nobody cares. A
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by tdons 6y ago
Might makes right, èh? The strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must.
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by tdons 6y ago
Isn't there also a law on the books in the US that permits 'exfiltration' of a captured US citizen from The Hague if it were ever to come to that?

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