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9y ago
I'm trying to understand if there is something more to it, because here is where I'm at, he found that some organizations has mistakenly or not configure their encryption gateways (MTAs) to accept mail from any host hence by conne
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9y ago
Wouldn't it make sense to escape markdown syntax in the HTML? In HTML which you're converting from. * has not special meaning. <p> foo </p>
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9y ago
I think we will come a far as we've done in memory safety with "logic safety", making programs that can't misbehave.
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9y ago
It's a very clever optimization (could it be categorized as vectorization?) in a very used part of the C library. In some cases these optimizations very justified.
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9y ago
In a strange way, I like their way of doing advertisement and driving business. While it's not true per-se, hitting the big targets (like Tizen, Linux kernel etc.) with bugs in a friendly way makes the smaller ones (companies) waiting
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9y ago
Why dont improve on IMAP with extensions, I can't see how the "extending IMAP only makes it worse" argument hold. How would adding an addition protocol (JMAP) to a buggy client make the situation any better? I can see how it&
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9y ago
All names in the .io zone are DNSSEC signed https://www.nic.io/ hence, you should be able to do a DNSSEC walk? https://www.google.com/search?q=dnssec+walk
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9y ago
They really run into interesting problem here. Should they treat the inode as a string (since it's not likely anyone would do mathematical operation on it), use a two field uint32 array (for correctness) or hash into a 53 bit value (wh
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9y ago
They should had bought f7.com instead :P
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10y ago
I think you should have error codes ("enums") all the way and the a way to translate these into error messages. That removes a lot of problems with spelling, changing the error message and interoperability with outers using your p
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10y ago
If you compare (gcc7 and latest clang), how much in pair is gcc with clang in terms of compilation warnings? (One of the most valuable tool of a compiler). I'm really happy they are moving in the same direction; I've been worried
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10y ago
I assume it's fairly new since you're posting it (without context)? However isn't it almost expected for a project like this to be on github? (hey, github is the search engine of code)?
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10y ago
Don't confuse this with releasing buggy code (don't do that, it's really hard to recover from), it's about features.
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10y ago
You really have to see this to really grasp the severity of the bug.
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10y ago
I think most of my timeout/deadlines relative to the monotonic time. Hence specifying the absolute monotonic time would just involve yet another syscall (to query the time). Is there a really good argument to specify a absolute monoton
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10y ago
Happy birthyear!
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10y ago
In retrospect it's scary that some of these statement still hold as truths subconsciously.
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10y ago
Is there a youtube view available?
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Bino
10y ago
Really nice breakdown of the concept, before reading this I believed it was something invented by Bootstrap.
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Bino
10y ago
What about trying to hire people below or beside you, while trying to step up into management but keep coding when it's fun and rewarding?
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10y ago
This is actually very clever, and really solves their problem pretty neat!
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10y ago
Even if your program is great. You really need to fix the UI, it looks like it was designed when visual basic 6 still were cool. And I could for that reason not take it seriously.
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10y ago
Hmm, I say maybe, now that Airport is discontinued...
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10y ago
Perl, I know I said it last year, and the year before that, but this time I mean it...
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10y ago
IANAL but the first question, which country do you live in?
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10y ago
What do you prefer everyone to use instead?
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10y ago
IMHO, it really needs to go through a standards organization in order to claim to be a "standard"...
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10y ago
Speaking of Transport Security, last night I got bitten by the removal of OpenSSL headers in Xcode in favor of their own "-framework security" aka Secure Transport.
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10y ago
As a language designer, I highly admire the design choices of D and happily copy them.
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Bino
10y ago
This is a simple form of rate limiting. In some cases you may want to look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaky_bucket
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