skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If the owner has root, then he can make the device trust his own certificate

Or manufacturers could allow users to set their own trusted certificate. Doesn't need root, can be reasonably secure.
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Dude this is Pete Sampras here. One of the best tennis players in the history of ever. He can brag; he's earned the right to brag.

Also, this is a great insight into the mind of a top athlete after his career is over. He talks about what he did right and what he did wrong, and where he'd change things up if he had the chance to do it over again. That's some invaluable insight that can benefit anyone who's just starting or who is in the middle of playing tennis both on a for fun level and on a competition level.

If this was an article written by Linus Torvalds in exactly the same tone, as a letter to his younger self, would you say he was bragging? Or would you be overjoyed that he'd shared some of his struggles so that you could learn from those struggles and maybe avoid them yourself?
I think it's more accurate to say that you don't get what you don't pay for. Did the folks who bought Worldcom stock get what they paid for? Enron? Bre-X?
The thing is that we keep inventing different ways of doing the same thing; different languages, databases, frontend tech, backend tech, patterns etc. The outcome is the same but the way of doing it is vastly different. Any hope to really automate this (and get a lot more reuse going) can only come from people using at least the same tech and same patterns. Doing it 'a bit faster' in the 'not very stable but very rapid web dev framework used by a group of at least 10 people, maybe' is killing most chances of doing this kind of thing but also of sensible reuse across the web.

There is a reason why people are still paying for 'employee list' crud project in framework X while it is easy to find on some other frameworks; we keep reinventing it for every framework on (and off) the web and then forget that ever happened a month later.
Get a local sim and pay 330baht/month for 3GB.
GP is most likely referring to VPCs with dedicated tenancy. Those are not free, and they're pricey [0].

[0]: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonVPC/latest/UserGuide/dedicated-instance.html
3 works great in Copenhagen and other bigger cities, I have had no issues at all, but I think it depends on where you ware going to stay.

I had issues in Varde (close to Esbjerg) a few years ago, where the connection was bad, but that might have been fixed.

They have a map here: http://80.251.200.40/coverageportal_dk (sorry the shady link, that is what they provide)
What is lazy or false about it??
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The free roaming service from Three is called "Feel at home".

The good news is that it can be even cheaper than what you mention, as it is available on pay-as-you-go tariffs as well.

The bad news is that there are some limitations on tethering abroad, and you do need to use your SIM in your home country at least once every 3 months. So it's not quite yet a situation where you can pick any cheap European provider and use them anywhere else in Europe without restrictions.
PHD stipends are conveniently tax and NI free.
The PAYG sim deal is cheaper (15GBP per month for the 'All in One 15' add-on) and works abroad immediately. When looking at their blog it seemed you had to wait for a month to pass for the Feel at Home to actually work.

I found the speeds were horrendous in NY also. But still better than roaming with my actual network provider.
Fair point! I am not paying NI.

I don't have any meals subsidised, and I do have savings -- about £3k/year. I eat out twice per week, and I get drinks more often than not -- although I do often get drinks quite cheaply, because I'm friends with some brewers.
I have seen the Trophy countermeasure system for tanks work in a similar way, its not ridiculous to think it could be applied to planes.

Upon further review it looks like Raytheon is also making one (again for tanks.)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trophy_%28countermeasure%29
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quick_Kill_active_protection_s...
This will bring consequences, since, for example, package for uncapped unthrottled unlimited data+calls+messages is 19.94€ (Latvia), which is much cheaper than same packages in other countries.

From what I've understood operators will reintroduce wholsesale roaming prices, which means that home operator will still pay for traffic while their clients are roaming.

This will bring us cheaper roaming but we will most likely have two separate packages - for domestic use and capped ones while roaming.
I did get a business license from my town, but mostly because I wanted a bank account with the company name on it, and this was the easiest way to get a business or DBA bank account.
GP is refeerring to the dedicated instance requirement of having a BAA with AWS. It costs $2 per hour per region on top of your existing server costs.
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If the bot traffic is factored into the price, what does it matter?
"Feel at home" also works on pay as you go, and you can get a one-off, no commitment allowance that will provide it for as little as £10 (500MB + 300 minutes + 3000 texts, I think).

I've never felt the need to go for a contract in the UK, as PAYG is so cheap on Three.
To add to that, http://www.techdigest.tv/2013/10/10_gadgets_that.html shows examples on a Nintendo DS, TI-Nspire (your link is for the older TI-83+), an old Minolta digital camera, iPod Classic, Zune, a Commodore Vic 20, and others.
Perhaps it is lazy, but what is dumb about the OP's statement?? Personally, I would argue that starting a comment with something as inflammatory as you just did is truly dumb.
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That's code for a fancy loading screen, which animates some svg thing and also shows a couple happy messages (aka blurbs.)
Plus it is disabled by default along with rc4 and DBE.
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Helion isn't the only small fusion startup. Others include General Fusion, which has investment from Jeff Bezos, and Tri-Alpha, which has over $150 million, including from Paul Allen and Goldman Sachs.

Fusion advanced exponentially from 1970 to 2000, at about the pace of Moore's Law. Then governments decided to put most of their fusion money into a giant, poorly-managed construction project in France. But we're not that far off, and in those seven decades we've learned a lot about plasma physics, gotten much better computers for plasma simulations, and developed all sorts of other enabling technologies.
It is! Also when your cursor is on a paren, the text editor lights up its partner: http://take.ms/PJS1p
Unless they've scripted the process to open password reset emails and follow the cancel link.
Nobody is particularly worried about libcrypto. There would be little point in reimplementing it's functionality.
HTML, JS, CSS, SQL and something to write your backend in, at minimum.
I guess: Backend, Frontend, Markup, Layout/Presentation, DB Querying
What does it mean 'used for national defense'? As an air defense fighter? What is the point of that? Air defense fighters don't need to dogfight: no fighter can cross the ocean. Outdated second-line fighters like rusty F-15As are best here, they are fast and have a lot of range with drop tanks, guided by ground based radar, and now also with SBIRS (which can supposedly track almost any kind of aircraft, strategic bomber for sure) it can do the job.
A loss of a user represents a loss of income for Google in both cases. The reason they have little incentive is because they don't get much per user, but that has nothing to do with where the money comes from.
We don't deploy aircraft in places with good air defense.
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for a family home near London? I could see it coming close to that.
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Agassi wasn't loud-mouthed to be exact. Agassi was on a journey of self-discovery, and wasn't sure who he was. He resented playing tennis (until much later in his career), and disliked authority. The combination of these factors came out as someone who was 'badass'.

Sampras was single-minded in his focus for achieving greatness, but he wasn't always that way. It took a defeat on the tennis court in his early twenties to give him the pure appetite for winning. Before that, he was ok with losing.

Sampras ended his career earlier for a few reasons; spending more time with his family, feeling he had nothing left to prove, and the emergence of Roger Federer!

Agassi clearly found a resurgence in his tennis once he hated it less, and having his premier rival no longer around to stop him winning Grand Slams, felt he could still achieve more.
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Hello,

I believe i can help.
That's what I always do, when in Thailand.

Alas, you can't get a subscription as a foreigner (or at least, not easily). But you can get a relatively cheap, pre-paid SIM, which works just fine.

A lot of vendors at BKK (or any other airport) will be more than happy to sell them and configure your phone in the process.

They're also quite useful for reasonably priced phone calls home if you don't want to dicker with Skype and they can be topped up at just about every grocery store.

Anyway: Thank you for the tip. May it be useful to other travellers.
the best we can hope is the turns out so bad it accelerates the move to drones and their lower costs replacing manned fighter and even bomber craft.

While there is some romanticism still attached to fighter pilots the truth is in this day and age their relevance is dropping like a rock and there is little need to put pilots into danger when a drone can do the same.

plus drones can be created to do all sorts of maneuvers human pilots could never do... let alone reduce the size of the craft to make it less visible
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I too have been following the development of Cogmind since having a post of mine about dungeon generation using BSP trees being linked on your dev blog. The game looks impressive.

Congrats on the release!
You can distribute dark matter in space to shape it in any pattern you like and give the dark matter any kind of property just to create a mathematical model that is consistent with observations.

Dark matter is just a theoretical concept - for now or forever.
That actually worked?
Sorry. Meant vps.
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Second. Fastmail.
No office there, but we have at least one remote staffer in Austin.
Well, we did build the F-22 as the air supremacy fighter. Sadly, the much maligned F-22 has actually been used in combat to bomb a ground target[1]. I find it interesting that the F-22 seems to have gotten over most of its teething problems, but the F-35 still cannot fire its gun (needs a new software)[2]. Even when it can fire its gun, it will only have ammo for 4 seconds of firing (2 bursts)[3].

I think the close combat air support / tactical role should be given back to the Army (changing Johnson-McConnell agreement of 1966[4] and Key West Agreement[5]) and the Air Force can deal with strategic bombing and air dominance.

The Air Force has been trying to get rid of the A-10 with various excuses, but the GAO recently said their budget reason were bunk[6]. They just don't want the job and their loiter time of their replacements is pathetic.

1) http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/09/23/syria-a...

2) http://www.defensenews.com/story/defense/air-space/strike/20... http://www.dodbuzz.com/2015/01/08/pentagon-f-35-gun-will-fir...

3) http://defensetech.org/2015/01/02/a-tale-of-two-gatling-guns...

4) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnson-McConnell_agreement_of...

5) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_West_Agreement

6) http://www.airforcetimes.com/story/military/2015/06/25/gao-r...
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STOVL is the right choice for the new carriers as it reduces the amount of practice that pilots will need to be able to take off and land on them. It wouldn't be possible to be as flexible with where the UK's F-35s will be based (land or sea) if all pilots needed to stay current at CATOBAR landings.
If I counted right:

OCaml TLS: ~4400 LoC
OCaml X509: ~1550 LoC
OCaml ASN1: ~1400 LoC
OCaml nocrypto: ~5250 LoC

Total ~12600 LoC but you get a fully self-contained implementation, having only some crypto code in C and the rest as pure OCaml:

https://mirage.io/blog/why-ocaml-tls
https://mirage.io/blog/announcing-mirage-25-release
Fair point. Note that I did say, in my top-level comment, "twentysomething without children". I should have also said "able-bodied". Male/female, I'm less convinced of -- there are plenty of all-female flatshares.
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I made the app because I am always looking for little code snippets such as cases where I need to find regex to extract URLs or Emails, so I figured why not create a site where people can post short little bits like that and make it searchable? So that was the motivation.
My first project is trending on github!
One of my first python projects https://github.com/harshasrinivas/cli-github
and it is now trending! https://github.com/trending?l=python
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> What to do?

The first step would be to edit the title of your submission to begin with "Ask HN: hacked Google account, what to do?", since you're asking a question.

"Google hacked account" means, to an English speaker, that Google perpetrated hacking against some account somewhere (subject-verb-object, right?) E.g. Google people gained access to your bank account. I.e. your current submission title is clickbait.
There actually are comments. Making them "live" as you say is actually a really good idea it can be like a "proposed change" kind of thing where a user makes a change and people vote on it to see if it gets changed or not. If a certain amount of people vote for the cahnge then it replaces the old code.
They could have, but some dumb fool thought we could design 1 plane for everyone. I cannot remember the movie about that.
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Safari is worse than IE, however. You could install an alternative.

Even if they weren't, I fully agree with progressive enhancement. It is always going to provide the right incentives for everyone. Only the features most used (by end-users) will become browser vendors' utmost priority.
It doesn't seem to have gone down for me, it's possibly just taking a while to load for whatever reason.
I agree, bragging is acceptable provided that there is consensus.
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I think that's what the author was getting as with the iphone example... users installed their own root certificates to run a mitm on their device

The point they were making about embedded devices is that you can't update the certificate being used
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Thanks for the suggestion, I like what they're offering. I hadn't considered spam, probably because gmail is so good at it that I haven't thought about spam in years. Anyway, seems worth a shot.
Kentik: netflow-based traffic visibility at Terabit scale
Bad that it is delayed by 5 months, a year ago it was planned to happen since mid January 2017. Good that they also introduced another intermediate tariff reduction since April 2016, which gets calls cheaper by at least 4x. After this, personally i will no longer care about what it costs, it is cheap enough.
So the CMS is hosted in your cloud, and the website itself is hosted where ever we want? Am I understand this correctly?

Not sure I understand the advantage of this approach. It's interesting, but at the end of the day everything is still in the cloud, and the sites are only secure as the security on your cloud environment.
How do the scrapers solve that problem? They scrape an address of "City". Now what?
We wanted to focus more on tools and plugins, not on visualization examples because many resources for that already exist.
The lesson here is that it is really hard to manage projects like the JSF program.

Cost, conflicting interests, technical challenges and secrecy requirements in the worst possible package.
So turn everything off when the wind's not blowing and the sun's not shining? That doesn't sound ideal to me.
My mistake was that I didn't enable 2 factor authentication.

Kind of aggressive calling out Google's engineers when you couldn't bother protecting yourself with their free and easy to use security mechanisms.
The masons thought about God as the great builder, I believe generally we make gods in our own image.
The Gripen is getting some love in South America, but the politics of who builds what did make for some problems.
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Now that's just cruel.
Regarding diet, apparently sushi has become the major go to food of tennis tournaments these days.
I've always been genuinely curious about this. Is this more about superiority of equipment, training, tactics or all of the above?
Second this too! I've been with Fastmail since 2011 and their service is excellent.
Britain now prefers cashless payments to notes and coins
It's a complex situation. Basically, on one hand, the Air Force wants to keep a firm grasp even on CAS because they don't want the creation of a second Air Force in the Army.

But on the other hand, they just despise CAS and see it as a 'less noble' kind of mission for the Air Force.
I wanted to live on my own, I could probably have paid <£600/mo in a shared house (indeed I did for a bit, but I hated it). Again, lifestyle choices.
I would go with

> You're not Google's product, you're their supplier; one of their many millions of suppliers.

Their product is your personal information, which you supply to them in exchange for their services. The fact that you are one of many millions of suppliers (each dealing in microtransactions) means you don't have a lot of weight when you need to get help from them.
You can of course install an alternative to desktop Safari, just not to Mobile Safari.
There is a lot of butthurt from various people, who seem to know better how to run a company in hindsight. Symbolics sold Macsyma on various platforms: Lispm, Windows, DEV Vax, Sun Unix.

The exclusive licencing to Symbolics resulted in a delay in porting it to non-Lispm platforms, due in part to the cited internal opposition. And not too much later Symbolics effectively exited the market; they too have a lot to say about how not to run a company.

Symbolics was still selling Macsyma at a time when competitors like LMI or TI were no longer in the Lisp business.

Yet for some explicable reason people stopped buying it and its market-share crashed to 70% to 1% in 5 years.
If they're going to have cancel password change requests they also have to have cancel change of alternative email requests. That's the first thing a hacker changes.

Additionally, you have to track every change with a timestamp so that you can invalid everything that came AFTER the change you just reset. That will prevent a hacker from being able to screw with the account because the original email address will also be able to cancel future changes, no matter how many times the perpetrator did it.
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> Occam's razor favours it

Occam's razor is not a scientific principle, it's just a rule of thumb. I have yet to see a proof that given a number of equal strength explanations for a phenomenon, the simplest one is always true.

One other thing that's often forgotten is that in Occam's opinion the simplest explanation for everything was God.
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I understand this to be: work hard, but because work is such a large part of your life, do a job that you like. Don't do the job just because it pays the bills. Your job has to be fulfilling to your inner self. If not you are not true to yourself, and it is likely that you will have issues with that later in life.
I think for Denmark, the Baltic and Scandinavian states, the question is not so much whether you decide to go to war with Russia but rather when Russia decides to go to war with you...
Then you'll like Helion, which produces high-energy charged particles and doesn't use a thermal cycle.

Neither of the ycombinator companies produces long-term waste.
109,142EUR collected in a few hours, that would be amazing if the campaign could make it.
Location of past IPs used to access GMail

Knowledge about items on the inbox/address book

Location of devices used to access the account

Knowledge of past passwords

Not sending password reset emails to secondary emails that have just been added
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It's still in early access, perhaps a bug report to the developer would be in order? It doesn't do this on my machine, so it might not be occurring for them.
I'm fairly certain that you would have a very hard time extending pilot wave theory to Quantum Field theory, although who kowns, maybe it is possible.
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Precisely. Especially as these devices start making important legal and philosophical choices... such as the self driving car that needs to choose between swerving and hitting an elderly person on the sidewalk vs. running over a child that has darted out into the road. We HAVE to be able to know what kind of programming these things have if we are to maintain any semblance of humanity and morality.
F-111 anyone?
And, the loop continues. Can't they reset your gmail account. Yes they can ! Ask them explaining the problem.
For me tmux requires too much configuration up-front. It's just not worth my time.
All professional sportsman should likely listen to this. And take media courses.

It's a whole new world now that these young athletes have had social media for, basically, their entire life.

See: http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/story/_/id/13171211/larry...
The factsheet from the links at the end of the article is also useful as it better explains the net neutrality decisions - http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_MEMO-15-5275_en.htm
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Link to the published paper: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/adhm.201400808/ab...
Maybe the 2^n version is necessary to support consciousness?
Agreed. However, it still has the best perceived performance. Just open a page with a heavy layout and scroll up and down, or type an address or search term in the location bar and "feel" how fast it loads. Apple really put some effort in making it "feel" extremely fast.
Thanks, all great suggestions.

I've been wanting live-filter for a while but decided to launch with basic filtering.

Once I'm happy with core features I'll start looking at stuff like rating, favouriting, etc.

(I meant to post this comment earlier but it was throttling me.)
What I find missing in current state of containers is a lack of surrounding utils. For example LXC-* still didn't reach the same level of functionality as say vzctl. Having light non LXC dependent tool like NsJail is nice thought, especially to quickly test something in the separate environment.
I keep my terminal's settings in my dotfiles repo... It opens by default in what I've set as the default. I can change on a case by case basis if I want.
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