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841.
by 16s 16y ago
Zed should have sent a DMCA notice to github.
842.
by 16s 16y ago
You'd be amazed at how many dumb asses actually believe that. No idea what the word copyright means.
843.
by 16s 16y ago
That's generally a no no in header files/libraries. If someone does that in a header it brings the entire namespace into global scope. IMO, I like very explicit code so I always use full qualifiers. Short cuts bother me, but that's just my
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by 16s 16y ago
OP here, I'm looking for others advice/input on this library. This simple library does 90% of what I need for input vaildation, but I wanted to ask others what else they might add without getting overly complex. Input validation is a resear
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Simple Input Validation(github.com)
2 points by 16s 16y ago|3 comments
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by 16s 16y ago
Elite ain't that cheap. 0 day goes for 50K on the black market.
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by 16s 16y ago
Theo still makes his own wheels with a hammer and a chisel. Rubber, store-bought tires are for pansies... only joking... I buy CDs and t-shirts and no matter what free Unix you use, do buy CDs because the CD sales also support OpenSSH and
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by 16s 16y ago
It's like two CS guys who both have an interest in solving big problems efficiently. They have ideas. They talk to each other about their ideas. They really love working on their ideas. One of them gets a ton of research money so he asks
849.
by 16s 16y ago
It's a lot like privately funded research.
850.
by 16s 16y ago
Yes, I know, but it's the only way I could test it... and it does work ;)
851.
by 16s 16y ago
I got it working by running firefox as root, I tried the --fix-permissions thing until I just gave-up.
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by 16s 16y ago
Client -> SSH_Server == Encrypted SSH_Server -> FaceBook == Unencrypted SSH proxies are not end to end encryption. They only protect part of the path. Not sure why this is being down voted. It's true. The tunnel is only between the
853.
by 16s 16y ago
The scam is this... they all own stock in Toyota. The same people who cannot accurately predict whether or not it will rain tomorrow know with 100% certainty that the polar ice caps will melt if I don't buy a Prius.
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by 16s 16y ago
Summary: Developer's app depends on external API to function. He has sold thousands of apps and his customers are happy. Then, external API stops working. So, his app stops working. He wrote a long article complaining about the external API
855.
by 16s 16y ago
ARM is new? It's been around longer than most Ruby developers have been alive ;)
856.
by 16s 16y ago
Yes, but most of the buildings have the same small crew. That's how it was at my university.
857.
by 16s 16y ago
I can't remember names well at all, but I do treat everyone with respect. Acknowledge them, hold the door for them, be polite, etc. I go out of my way to do this for service workers (maids, waitresses, etc.) as so many people seem to be jer
858.
by 16s 16y ago
Most people won't get it, but you're right, that would have been more efficient.
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by 16s 16y ago
For those who don't click the link... it's from Theo: Log message: the_t world_t would_t be_t a_t better_t place_t if_t some_t people_t did_t not_t feel_t the_t need_t to_t typedef_t everything_t
860.
by 16s 16y ago
I primarily use them with c++ containers as doing so allows you to switch from a vector to a map without changing a lot of other things.
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by 16s 16y ago
One huge issue is that many enterprise apps are only certified to run on older JREs. So updating the JRE will break the application and put you in "unsupported mode" with the application vendor. So companies must stay at version 1.6.9 (or w
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by 16s 16y ago
I agree with the article and use truly free dev tools whenever possible, but for some there is no choice because of the platform they have chosen to target. If you decided to do Android apps, you'll probably use Java for 90% (or more) of th
863.
by 16s 16y ago
One other issue to consider is that just because your hosting provider's infrastructure is HIPPA compliant doesn't mean your application is. There are still a ton of privacy issues within the application, plain text HTTP, user authenticatio
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by 16s 16y ago
As a point of clarification... HIPPA is a federal law. PCI is an industry standard (VISA, Mastercard, etc). That does not mean one is better than the other, I just wanted to clarify.
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by 16s 16y ago
One aspect of the Windows phone that may be a big hit in corporations and governments is whole device encryption. PGP (now owned by Symantec) can deploy strong encryption to these Windows phones. Apple has always been difficult to develop f
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by 16s 16y ago
He only found the big one. That was the one they wanted him to find.
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by 16s 16y ago
The 2nd Great Satan strikes again.
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by 16s 16y ago
Use a pass phrase with correct punctuation: "I hate the boarder checks that my home country makes me go through each time I return from Europe!"
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by 16s 16y ago
Here's what the gpg data looks like when using someone's public key to encrypt a file... now we know who to go hit over the head with a hammer ;) tom@ubuntu:~$ gpg -v --list-packets file.gpg :pubkey enc packet: version 3, algo 16, keyi
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by 16s 16y ago
tom@ubuntu:~$ gpg -c flag.png tom@ubuntu:~$ gpg -v --list-packets flag.png.gpg :symkey enc packet: version 4, cipher 3, s2k 3, hash 2 salt eae60ad4255dc4e2, count 65536 (96) gpg: CAST5 encrypted data OpenPGP encrypted data i

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