tetrad

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by tetrad 13y ago
0.01 BTC is in fact a bitcent, and a Satoshi is much smaller (0.00000001 BTC) https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/FAQ#What_do_I_call_the_various_de...
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by tetrad 13y ago
It doesn't necessarily mean that they're storing it plaintext (ie it could simply be a front-end input validation). But in any case it doesn't inspire confidence that they're following best practices.
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by tetrad 13y ago
Their advice for diversifying your passwords is not very good. If you are using the same password stem with a suffix determined by the site name, as "m1p.5AsGs9LXo_HN" for HackerNews "m1p.5AsGs9LXo_RandomForum" for some random forum "m1p.5
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by tetrad 14y ago
> Any designer would look at Flat UI and immediately realize that they drew inspiration from LayerVault. The similarities aren't minor, in either style, tone, or techniques. What it boils down to is that there was no actual copyright in
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by tetrad 14y ago
The executive editor of the Times says “Computer security experts found no evidence that sensitive e-mails or files from the reporting of our articles about the Wen family were accessed, downloaded or copied"... but referring to their foren
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by tetrad 14y ago
I have read a few other discussions on the recent change, but not being an Instagram user I only read their "apology" and not the actual offending language in the TOS update. Thank you for quoting the actual language. Frankly, their "apolo
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by tetrad 15y ago
The vulnerabilities which I'm aware of in regards to the Sony breaches were all SQL-injection based. There are readily available tools which perform automated tests bombing a website with various SQL injection techniques, which I imagine i