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I think this would work on your home ;-)

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Re:Brainfuck beware: JavaScript is after you (2012) on Monday June 02, 2014 @06:29AM (#7832728)
I've seen this before here: http://www.jsfuck.com/.

It's nice that this guy actually explains how it works

Re:Improving GitHub for science on Wednesday May 14, 2014 @10:57PM (#7747680)
And then there's gitlab.com with free unlimited private repos. I guess people just didn't find out about it yet.
I wouldn't have put it better myself. I just added a new update on the website.

Saturday, April 12, 09:50 (GMT-3)

OK, so here's my reply to Nikolai:

"Let me address this question.

> Anything about free revocations there?

It doesn't, but that's not relevant. It's pretty damn clear: You see the evidence, that alone should be enough for you to take action.

If you take Mozilla's policy by the letter, one doesn't even have to own a certificate to be able to request its revocation. All that should be needed is the evidence of compromise.

If I disclosed the private keys for a certificat I don't own, would you just ignore that information? Or would you come after the certificate owner demanding payment first?

You're a CA, A CA!!! You should be worried about the security of the internet above all things.

You should also be worried that you have a bunch of green padlocks around that don't mean what they once did. You're not worried about that. So in my opinion you don't deserve the trust of the internet anymore.

Cheers Tony"

So now it's official. They got the evidence that the certificate is compromised yet they refuse to take action. If that's not violation of CA policy I don't know what is.
Re:StartCom charges for reissuing SSL certs due to Heartbleed on Thursday April 10, 2014 @01:12PM (#7567981)
Can the same be done for chrome?
Re:A JSON field type for Django on Thursday March 13, 2014 @06:41PM (#7395660)
Have you looked at https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-jsonfield/ before building your json field? If so, can you elaborate about how those implementations compare with each other?

Ask HN: How can I tell if a chrome plugin is safe?

I would like to use chrome (chromium, actually) with incognito TABs - not windows, so that I can have multiple tabs with no session sharing between them. I just found a plugin that does this - Incognito This [1]But recently I've seen some news here about how dangerous chrome plugins can be. So I'm not sure if this plugin is safe, especially given the permissions it needs:- Access your data on...

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Re:Satoshi Nakamoto denies being Dorian Nakamoto on Thursday March 06, 2014 @09:51PM (#7358240)
> I am not Dorian Nakamoto.

Is there any way Satoshi could prove this statement? Apart from revealing his identity?

Invite HN: Free JavaScript training session for begginners

Hi all, I'm Tony, brazilian, web developer (backend) since 2000. I have strong javascript skills and I want to train a little bit of english by giving a free Javascript training via Google Hangout to a small group. The intended audience is people who already knows a little javascript and want to deepen their knowledge about it.I'll talk about the following topics:* Variables * Arrays and...

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Re:The Bitcoin malleability attack graphed hour by hour on Saturday February 15, 2014 @09:27PM (#7246393)
I'm still not sure what's the best way to defend against that, so I posted a "Ask HN" here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7246381

Any help is appreciated

Ask HN: How to "defend" against Transaction malleability?

After reading https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7244191 I think my website got affect by this. What's the best way to defend against it?freedomsponsors.org is a crowdfunding service for open source software where "sponsors" can send Bitcoins to programmers for solving issues.As soon as we confirm we received bitcoins from a sponsor, we keep a 3% fee send the rest to the programmer, using a...

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Re:Show HN: Crushify.org on Sunday February 09, 2014 @06:40AM (#7205195)
I remember this exact crush feature was on Orkut about 13 years ago.
Re:Linux server monitoring tools on Sunday January 26, 2014 @07:47AM (#7124914)
Comment sent to bottom, that says it all, haha.
Re:She's a beauty and a geek: Supermodel is a coder on Tuesday January 21, 2014 @09:42AM (#7095474)
Yes, why?
Re:She's a beauty and a geek: Supermodel is a coder on Monday January 20, 2014 @09:34PM (#7093068)
Brains aside, personally I don't think she's that beautiful. I know at least 3 female programmers that I consider better looking (2 of them I have worked with).
Re:The world's first holographic gaming system [video] on Sunday January 19, 2014 @10:05PM (#7087297)
Agreed. It's hard to understand why would they choose to go with shaky/blurry low-quality video to demo this kind of product.

Ask HN: How can I get people interested in programming?

I'm a programmer since 2000 and I love it.I know some people - varying from age 14 to ~35 - who still don't know what to do their lives, and I'd would like to introduce them to programming, maybe they'll get interested and start building cool things.What is a efficient way to do so? Bonus points if:- I can get the job done (raise interest in programming) by pairing in front of the computer for...

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