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The practical difference between visa free and ETA is much less than between ETA and proper visa. You skip embassy/consulate appointment (often two, often for all your family members in person, often in another city or even country), and you often don't pay anything. Many ETAs are done once and for substantial periods, sometimes until your passport's expiry date.
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Considering the security on that website, probably not.

Even if you did, I would argue that if you have root access to the validation form, getting a certificate signed is not going to be exponentially harder either.

Waiting for a potential target to sign a cert using that specific reseller is just borderline useless.

An attacker of a CA will be interested in either their CA private key (or intermediary) or the ability to get arbitrary certs signed.

Random targets on the internet are useless since it's unlikely they can MitM them.
Great article.

However, the days when we could install some plugins and tweak a few settings to restore our privacy are, unfortunately, pretty much over. There’s only so much a plugin can do when it doesn’t have access to the core APIs of the rendering engine or the network stack.

As long as Google and Firefox are incentivized to make money by ads, user tracking and all of the rest, they won’t stop.

Long story short: the business model of the web has to change from one where the default state is to monetize the invasion of our privacy to one where we can control who gets to advertise to us and that our attention is valuable; we should be paid for it.

In short, that’s what the Brave browser is all about: https://brave.com/com465. By default, it blocks ads, tracking scripts, fingerprinting and 3rd party cookies in such a way that most pages don’t break. It even blocks those cryptocurrency mining scripts that some sites like Salon are using: https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/14/salon-disable-ad-blocker-or-....

Brave allows you to pay content creators with a cryptocurrency called Basic Attention Token (BAT) based on the amount of time spent on their sites or as a percentage of a monthly contribution. BAT is based on the Ethereum token standard.

Later this year, Brave users will be able to opt-in to getting paid to watch high quality, relevant ads if they wish. How? By using zero knowledge proofs, Brave can show you these ads without leaking your personal information, based on your browsing history, that never leaves your machine.

Be aware: Brave is in beta; it’s not done yet. It’s based on Chromium but the rest of the tech is under heavy development. It has come a long way in the 3-4 months I’ve been using it regularly. And there are lots of good things in store, including Tor on a per-tab basis, which I’m looking forward to: https://github.com/brave/browser-laptop/wiki/Brave-Tor-Suppo...

Brave runs on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android; even if Brendan Eich of Javascript and Mozilla fame weren’t involved, I’d feel this is the spiritual successor to Firefox: https://brave.com/com465.
What blows my mind is that Saturn in that image looks almost exactly like it does in the intro to Star Trek The Next Generation, which I always chalked up as bad CGI.
> I don't know of any zionist communists at all

I met them yesterday with the vegan nazis and the irredentist panafricanists - but you don't hang out at the cool parties !
We did the same thing with the signature of our department head, who was often out of the office, and was cool with it provided it didn't get him into trouble.

It was necessary because this was in the Civil Service where you needed a signed requisition for everything, and previously he'd just leave a pile of pre-signed forms on his desk when he went away...
I suspect that these languages just end up deferring to the system() library function in libc. LD_PRELOAD or other linker trick would then let you override it with a do-nothing or complain-loudly replacement.
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The EU one is Schengen to be precise. UK and Ireland have a separate visa process and the Schengen visa also gets you into some non-EU countries (e.g. Iceland).
Of course you can run Android without the Google services eg. with LineageOS.
While I understand you not wanting Mozilla to be able to push urgent patches, this is (in my) opinion necessary in sufficently serious cases. Imagine a remote code execution hole in Firefox, being actively attacked through ad networks. In that situation, every minute counts, and an attack could perform serious damage.
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I abandoned that. Mukti containers have lots and lots of usability issues.

I had some tabs (mostly YouTube) opened thrice when clicking on a YT link.

They don't automatically switch back to the default container. That's a big problem. You open your FB container (and Firefox can do this automatically when entering a FB URL or following a link there), you follow a link elsewhere or enter another URL, and you keep inadvertantly surfing in the FB container for the next hour.
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"Fungible: being something (such as money or a commodity) of such a nature that one part or quantity may be replaced by another equal part or quantity in paying a debt or settling an account"

That definition doesn't mention provenance, even if I concede that something can't be "more (easily) determined" or "less (easily) determined".

My point is that if 99% of debts can, in practice, be paid (or transactions made) without either party paying any attention to the provenance of the coins, then the coins are fungible.

If there were reports of a significant number of a people being unable to transact because their bitcoins were blacklisted, then I would believe that bitcoin is significantly less fungible.

Whether that lack of fungibility is more significant than Monero's differing level of merchant adoption (for which I also don't have statistics) is then another question that a user has to weigh up.
In German, it's necessary to clarify in some way that job positions are open to both men and women, since most job titles are gendered. In English, Engineer and Developer, and almost all other job titles are not (waiter/waitress and actor/actress are the only exception that comes to mind). Therefore the German habit of placing "(m/w)" after advertised positions is at the least weird and very possibly off-putting when translated to English. Please don't do that: just leave it off.
A bit off-topic, but I had the same thought when I read about Jenkins servers on the public Internet in this piece.[0]

But when I read that he had found a public facing Jenkins server owned by Google, I figured I must be missing something.

I run a 2 man shop, but I still keep things like Jenkins behind OpenVPN. Why would anyone leave Jenkins open? There must be a reason, right?

https://emtunc.org/blog/01/2018/research-misconfigured-jenki... [0]
I was in a similar situation:

(1) I did one thing at a time, based by a tutorial which involves exercises (eg coursera princeton blockchain or coursera andrew ng machine learning). you must do complete exercises, otherwise you forget so quickly

(2) I overestimated the value of such learning: Usually you can only scratch the surface, and forget it after a time. This made me reevaluate the value of such endaveaors. I would rather go now with learning something that I will use daily or at least weekly on the job
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I’m a tech-background person in London, checked out this and your other post and am curious if you would want to meet? Not sure how one goes about doing that on HN, but basically I’ve worked in software engineering for several years, am intrigued by what you’re up to, would want to meet you out of interest and also to maybe get involved.

I guess if you’re interested, reply by comment and we’ll figure out the rest?
> Since we're already on the topic of configuring Firefox, I have a tangential question. Does anyone know how to configure Firefox to automatically save rar files? You usually receive the option to always save different file types, but the choice isn't available for rar files, so you always receive a download popup.

Maybe I'm missing something but for me, going to the Options tab, selecting General tab, then going to the Applications section and modifying the entry for RAR file in the list from 'Always Ask' to 'Save file' does the job.

Does it work for you?

For your second question, how about Wireshark? It's open source and does let you inspect the traffic.
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Sit down with them, have a decent human to human chat, and see if they can at least talk like they know their shit. If you dig down in conversation deep enough you will figure out what they truly know even with the bullshitters, if you are a domain expert yourself. If not you are unable to evaluate someone in any case.
git clone uses hardlinks to reuse object storage if you clone a local repository. I use it when I need another working copy, that way you save some space. And time as well as you don't need to pull it all from the network.

edit: Local in this case means cloning inside one filesystem. Hardlinks cannot span filesystem boundaries of course.
That only works inside the solar system. The energy requirements to accelerate for a year are enormous. With 100% efficient engines, you would need something like a reaction mass the size of Jupiter.

On the plus side you quickly approach c. At constant 1g acceleration / deceleration, Andromeda is about 28 years away.
Not looking for a job, but I freaking love memrise! Such a cool app. I have a couple of bug reports though, where should I direst these?
> The obsolete gatekeeping by the AI/ML elites who say "you can't use AI/ML unless you have a PhD/5 years research experience" is one of the things I really hate about the industry.

It's the main reason why I decided to present a talk at the next PyCon Italy, as a very junior data scientist, to inspire other Python developers to learn some practical machine learning. If I could do it (and use it for a work project already) many other people can do (and no, I don't even have a degree in CS, just years of work experience)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kibbutz

Close enough? Really don't see that hijacking art any time soon though.
A few years back I talked to someone involved in the business of international sales and procurement of luxury watches. Although there are a few genuine collectors, most of the business seems to be in aiding money laundry and dubious financial transactions (a $50k watch is easier to smuggle than a bag of $50k in cash, especially when the price is sufficiently stable).

EDIT: To be clear, what he was doing was perfectly legal but he had no illusions about who his customers actually were.
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> Visa section typically don’t have phone numbers, so you have to send an email and hope for a reply (if you are lucky they have published their address) or go in and ask.

Even when they do it's as good as if they don't. I once needed to check application status for UK tourist visa. The official line was a toll number, it was handled by call center in India, and no, they could not answer my question.
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And pregnancies don't happen out of the blue either.
My mom is fantastically bad with money. When I was ten my dad was murdered.

Our survivor benefits in 1987 were ~2400. Our three bedroom apartment in San Diego was 700 a month. My mom managed to make us broke in 2 weeks and we were getting food boxes at the end of the month. She just went fucking bonkers whenever she had cash like it was our last day on earth. Tons of fast food, buying toilet paper at 7/11 instead of bulk at a large store.

30 years later she is even worse. She considers payday loans and her credit card unused balances income. It is fucking absurd. A few years ago I paid off all her stuff and said not to do it again. This ended exactly how you think it would.

I took the long way around to explain that people like my mom are so short-sighted that she will just see the balance and never consider the cost that was occurred for that balance.
I caused something similar and accepted the accident as my fault.

I back-exited a parking space and turned left immediately after, while the truck tried to avoid me by going in the incoming lane; if he just hit the breaks without swerving I would most like have been killed.
I find it sad that people that are so curious about how things work end up buying Macs, and therefore unwillingly contributing to less openness and "studyability".
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> Most countries these days will do it online for a nominal fee, easy as pie.

If by "most" you mean "none of the first world ones".
This was a "reseller", and they don't have to be audited, and the browser CA inclusion policy probably doesn't mandate anything from CAs regarding their resellers. Well, it should.
Considering how many people were shamed for voting for trump I’m not entirely sure how accurate those exit polls were as most of them predicted a landslide for HRC before the count started.
Do you worry about the irrational fear that one day all the oxygen molecules in the room will gather in an upper corner, and you'll suffocate?
I mean, an email explicitly saying "We should only consider L3s from our underrepresented groups" seems pretty clear no? Or did you not read the article?
Not to mention a lot of empty land where there is nobody to complain about radiation, accidents or nuclear waste.
There is some energy even in interstellar space. About 1 atom per cm³ and enough photons to read by.
You could also read the methodology in the study when it comes out, since describing that is required in science, as opposed to questioning hypothetical methodologies that could be used. From the brief version of the study (http://ceepr.mit.edu/files/papers/2018-005-Brief.pdf), it appears they're using per-mile costs and ascribing only the incremental costs on a per-mile basis.

> Of the five sources of cost estimated per mile (Insurance, Maintenance, Repairs, Fuel and Depreciation), approximately 40% of costs are attributable to Insurance, Maintenance and Repairs, 40% to fuel expenses, and 20% to depreciation.
yeah but to each stage of a project its solution. If that works at that scale why not?
So the problem here is that a number of UDP packets were sent from somewhere (with a small bandwidth) that had a spoofed source address. They were then sent to the reflection servers which produced more/bigger UDP packets that did not have a spoofed source address.

So the attacker only needs to find somewhere on the internet that is capable of generating spoofed packets. They needed a lot of places that had a reflection server, but the requirements for the spoofing was much smaller.

In other words, you would have to prevent 99.9% of the internet from being able to spoof source addresses before you fixed this problem.
Also, where does Uber store all the cars outside of peak times?

So it has to buy parking.

What happens when they break down?

Servicing.

How often do they have to replace their fleet?

$3 billion every 5 years.
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This is great and fairly simple to use. I personally use it to separate out Google into its own container, but it is also more practically useful to allow you to login to the same site with different accounts.

It just works! But, the one problem that I've encountered is clicking links in gmail cause them to be opened within the Google container.