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No registration link: http://www.embedded-computing.com/i/944031?source=hub&expand...

Even now it doesn't inspire much confidence :)

Agreed that in situation like this it's near impossible to ascertain that iframe target wasn't altered, unless you already somehow know what it was before you got mitmd.

Those forms sit in an IFRAME and content is loaded via https. Example from http://seasportdivers.com/ :

<iframe src="https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/seasportdivers/?full-item...

IIRC, different internal groups get control of different www{n} subdomains.

Best way to integrate with stripe is to use their checkout button to get a token instead of receiving CC info directly.

Iirc, still need to use backend code to do the actual charge, but at least you never see any sensitive info.

Is it not possible to just not connect it to the Internet?

Heh, I had soft-modded the original Xbox via the plug-the-running-harddrive-into-another-system trick. XBMC ran great on it for a while, until one day popping in a new game disc it auto-updated the dashboard and un-modded itself :(

Not the OP, but git cola works great for me.

https://git-cola.github.io/

(not the author of the page in question)

It's basically how my writing comes out on the first go, no distraction here :)

iPad 1st gen built in YouTube app (iOS 5) is also out of commission. Probably cause they couldn't show ads on that API version.

So, Safari on macOS uses private APIs that even programs outside the App Store can't use?

Complaint is more about unprompted 5.3GB download.

I've seen even point releases break something. For proper ci/cd you always lock to exact version, and run upgrades purposefully (say on a schedule). Last thing one needs is to hunt for breakage when a dependency changes unexpectedly.

You wouldn't let your teammates commit code without review, why trust a 3rd party... (Not saying need to look at diffs of third party libraries)

Officially, you still need to pay extra to enable the remote management capabilities of ME...

Wowza, 5" bellow is $450, how cheap could they make 6' one, even in bulk?

It's a first result if you search for "raspberry pi led table"...

Thanks for catching that - my statement was definitely too strong in implying data invulnerability.

I was hinting that you still get a bit of extra protection with ZFS over other filesystems, both on Non-ECC RAM. There is a chance with a stuck/corrupt bit that checksum will fail and you will get a read error. I interpreted OP as saying ECC is a must for ZFS, but I don't think you are more prone to corruption that any other FS?

I'm basing my understanding on this: http://jrs-s.net/2015/02/03/will-zfs-and-non-ecc-ram-kill-yo...

I think pg_restore supports pg_dump custom format (-f) from all the way down to 8.4, that way you can do faster parallel import (pg_restore -j).

If anything, ZFS checksumming lets you get by without ECC and still be confident in your data...

You can enable "Remember Me" when using stripe checkout [0], and you won't need to retype CC* on other sites that use checkout, but I don't think it's obvious to users that it's connected to Stripe and not the merchant's site...

* as soon email is entered, Stripe sends a code to phone as means of validating the user

[0] https://stripe.com/checkout

Heh, reminded me of running Internet Explorer and Outlook Express on a university Solaris box and had it displaying at home on an OpenBSD laptop...

(yes, IE & Outlook had UNIX versions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_for_UNIX)

In general, why should someone's higher risk lifestyle be subsidized by other insurance customers?

Some libraries don't have late fees for kids books (when rented on child's library card), or at least much longer borrow times...

Import your own CA into the browser?

Mercedes vans with Starship drones may make delivery people obsolete too

https://qz.com/879605/mercedes-made-a-crazy-van-with-built-i...

At Osi Layer 4/5 that's a great analogy, dunno why people laugh at it...

For me it's mostly a novelty - I put RiscOS on it to try it out, and it seems snappy enough. But it's a mess of cables - I never got around to making it as pretty as some [1]

[0] https://www.riscosopen.org/content/downloads/raspberry-pi

[1] https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/a/27081

Motorola webtop on Atrix was too early - phones were just too slow for even basic browsing in Firefox in laptop mode.

Perhaps Maru is smooth enough on new hardware?

(Still have the lapdock lying around, now hooked into RPi.)

There was a bug in Windows 95 (98 too?) where if you tried to open 'nul\nul' or 'con\con' etc, it would BSOD instantly. Provided lots of drive-by fun in computer labs... (got really good at typing win+r con\con)