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by CSSer 4y ago
Of course not. I’m referring to brute force. The idea that you can’t reverse a hash seemed so obvious to me that I didn’t feel it necessary to disclaim. You can increment characters in php like numbers[0]. It has some funny quirks. It doesn
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by CSSer 4y ago
It’s a fair question. Almost anything can be a weapon if you try hard enough. “Prevent” is perhaps too strong a verb. I’d settle for discourage or maybe even just contextualize. I get the impression that by explicitly declaring each nesting
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by CSSer 4y ago
The web has given me an amazing career and life (that I feel is still very much only getting started). I’m always happy to contribute when I can. That being said, I wish I could better articulate my opposition to No. 4. I think it’s because
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by CSSer 4y ago
Hm, could you provide one as an example? I’m kidding. That’s fair. I was just thinking of ASCII. How many services live up to AWS’ standards?
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by CSSer 4y ago
I’m very much aware of the differences in format and effort. The idea was only tangentially related :/ Also, at the risk of being pedantic, yes, some semblance of the password is definitely there. Someone can happily go off and try to
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by CSSer 4y ago
I forget the exact details, but if I recall correctly you can crack md5 with a for loop in PHP because you can just iterate through the full character set. Maybe it would take awhile but having seen it in action for shorter examples I doubt
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by CSSer 4y ago
Wow. I’m really surprised so many people have voted for option 3 so far. Option 5 feels much more in line with the rest of the other proposals and features in CSS, and option 3 introduces at least one quirk we’ll have to internalize and tea
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by CSSer 4y ago
Or md5. I wouldn’t be surprised to see that from some in PHP land.
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by CSSer 4y ago
It’s also kind of insulting to those of us who go out of our way to safely fly drones recreationally. More and more drones you purchase today have built-in GPS transponders. I’m notified when airplanes are nearby even at altitudes I can’t r
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by CSSer 4y ago
Of course. From what I can tell, there is virtually zero effort to create, accommodate, or contribute to adapters that allow Next.js to run at bug-free, full (or close to full) performance on any other turn-key serverless platforms i.e. Net
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by CSSer 4y ago
Someone at Shopify might want to consider hip-checking Ryan if they’d like Remix to go somewhere. He doesn’t seem articulate enough or in the right position to have this conversation. I’m not taking sides here. This whole Next.js (and Netli
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by CSSer 4y ago
Why not just use a mouse? Grab a mousepad, slap it down next to you and put a keyboard in your lap. Lean back and have fun. Depending on your couch’s material and your mouse’s DPI, you may not even need a mousepad.
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by CSSer 4y ago
Obviously I agree. I suppose I got here because this industry often seems laser-focused on CTOs, 10x engineers, and individuals with a generally accepted as outstanding level of knowledge in some niche field or specialization. This guy has
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by CSSer 4y ago
The VP of my company is like this. When I started he was an operations director. He amazes me. He’s an older guy that physically seems half his age. The only indicator to the contrary are some fine lines and his completely gray-white hair.
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by CSSer 4y ago
Therein lies the rub. Consumer welfare has no definition[0]. [0]: https://deliverypdf.ssrn.com/delivery.php?ID=897001005069000...
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by CSSer 4y ago
This is pretty funny. It’s like how tomatoes are bad for you because they’re in the nightshade family. I suppose moderation is all I can suggest.
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by CSSer 4y ago
Ah, I see. I love the template idea. I had to look this up just now, but do you mean copy paper? Apparently copy paper is typically a bit thinner and not as bright white. I think my problem may be that I was originally picturing high-end, c
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by CSSer 4y ago
> It's also possible that someone is trying to increase the percentage of searches that have location information, that doesn't seem terribly far-fetched either, and I can imagine lots of ways people could try to rationalize it
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by CSSer 4y ago
Have you considered buying loose leaf notebook paper instead of printer paper? You get lines and I’d imagine it’s even cheaper.
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by CSSer 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what’s the motivation to error suppress the mkdir call here (my PHP is rusty)? Anyway, this is great. Thank you for sharing!
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by CSSer 4y ago
I had the privilege to get a behind the scenes tour of a winery once because a friend’s family were the owners. They had some pretty sophisticated lab equipment. You could drop in a sample and it could tell you all sorts of things about its
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by CSSer 4y ago
I did this for awhile with DDG. I had to do it so much I switched back to save myself typing those two extra characters 90+% of the time.
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by CSSer 4y ago
A lot of this comes down to available resources too. I used to hate how many third party things we used on principle and because I directly felt all the pain of tying them together. Now I’m a lead and I still dislike it but because I have a
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by CSSer 4y ago
Your point about the attention required was my takeaway too. I traded paper in college for awhile out of curiosity, and I made a decent amount of "money" doing it too! I was surprised by this because I thought the stock market was
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by CSSer 4y ago
That’s what I mean. I was surprised I didn’t find what you wrote in the article.
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by CSSer 4y ago
This sounds like the Margaret I. King library building AKA the Science & Engineering library. Otherwise, I'm not sure which library they're referring to. Interestingly, there was a subway on campus too. I wonder if it was that
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by CSSer 4y ago
This is all very cool but how did I make it through this entire article without reading the word SONAR once? They even discuss underwater exploration robots using sound to navigate a space.
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by CSSer 4y ago
You mean in a timely manner, right? Because the crazy thing is that they did follow through on FaceTime. It just took them nearly a decade. Seeing all of this now, one might wonder if there were certain legal motivations for that.
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by CSSer 4y ago
Does distant/muffled coffee shop music fall under limited forms? I’m like you but I’ve found lately that this works for me. I’m beginning to suspect the fidelity of modern consumer speakers and headphones are just too good for focus b
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by CSSer 4y ago
Perhaps a function but I don’t think I would go so far as to say primary. They also lugged their stuff around and handled all of the boring parts of life, like opening doors, writing letters and so on, that they didn’t want to deal with.

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