Camillo

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by Camillo 14y ago
With Google Checkout.
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by Camillo 14y ago
Being "pissed" doesn't really make people any more rational than being scared, though.
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by Camillo 14y ago
http://i.imgur.com/32jXq84.jpg (Seriously, though, they taste like plastic.)
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by Camillo 14y ago
How about you just press up arrow to recall the previous command, ctrl-A to go to the beginning of the line, and then type "sudo "? It's the same number of keystrokes as typing "sudo !!". And I'm sure you can use something other than up arr
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by Camillo 14y ago
He probably created a new wallet each time he restarted the miner. If he found a large enough investor (e.g. the Winklevoss brothers), he could just transfer a number of his wallet files to the investor. The investor could do a transaction
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by Camillo 14y ago
Yes, that looks like it should do the job. Thanks!
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by Camillo 14y ago
It's perfectly reasonable. There is already an interface for recalling previous commands, and an interface for editing the command line. Combining them to issue a variation of a previous command is the logical thing to do. Having a complete
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by Camillo 14y ago
The main thing I wish I had known is that the ORM is rather limited (or, at any rate, it was too limited for my app), and while you can use raw SQL, it won't let you get model objects out of your own queries, which makes it impossible to in
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by Camillo 14y ago
This would be used in a chosen plaintext attack, right? If you saw a ciphertext C1 with IV1, and you were able to choose the following Pj and predict the corresponding IVj, then you could verify whether the plaintext of C1 was P1~ by choosi
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by Camillo 14y ago
IVs are not really meant to be secret, IIRC. They're just meant to be different each time, to avoid getting the same cypher text if you have to encrypt another plaintext that begins with the same block.
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by Camillo 14y ago
Then Obama was counting on many people not to understand politics when he chose to make promises on things he wouldn't have the power to change.
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by Camillo 14y ago
Frankly, you sound very similar to those homosexuals with strongly traditional religious beliefs who try to purge themselves of their "twisted" part.
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by Camillo 14y ago
The factors explained in the article definitely have to do with most game developers being childless, male 30 year olds. They have nothing to do with race: I see no reason why a black or asian 30 year old childless man with a passion for ga
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by Camillo 14y ago
Really? The impression I got from Ubuntu users is that in the last few years it has made a lot of steps sideways.
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by Camillo 14y ago
There's plenty of right-wing people in the middle and lower classes.
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by Camillo 14y ago
Obviously it's not black and white, but my point was to disabuse jshakes of his (frankly elitist) notion that only superficial and uninterestng people would be exposed to this app's ratings. Well-educated people - both women and men, actual
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by Camillo 14y ago
But then those people will talk to their friends, and so on. And, contrary to what you might think, there's plenty of highly educated women who are sufficiently steeped in feminism (due to the process of acquiring that higher education) to
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by Camillo 14y ago
I think ST2's chrome is functionally bad, rather than aesthetically, and I'm not sure it can be fixed with themes. The way the sidebar and the tab bar interact to show which document is active can be extremely confusing.
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by Camillo 14y ago
Even if I assumed you could be trusted, the incident happened several months ago and I no longer have the pendrive.
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by Camillo 14y ago
I don't know if I should believe you, but anyway, this happened several months ago. I tried getting a computer security professor involved, but nothing came of it. I told the library to quarantine the drive when I handed it back, but who kn
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by Camillo 14y ago
If you have multiple programs writing to the same terminal, their write calls can get interleaved. To ensure that a single echo command's output remains unbroken, it should be output using a single write call. GNU relies on stdio's bufferin
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by Camillo 14y ago
The front desk at my university's library was lending pen drives to people who needed to get scans off the copy machines (which were not connected to the network, for some reason). Abandoned pen drives were put into a drawer and recycled in
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by Camillo 14y ago
I think that may be just because Tesla hasn't sold very many cars.
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by Camillo 14y ago
But the developer tools are in Safari.
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by Camillo 14y ago
I can confirm what tolmasky said about WebKit2, yet I'm also a Safari user. The interface just feels better for me, and Chrome has actually been getting worse in this respect. When I stopped using it, a few versions ago, it had started feel
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by Camillo 14y ago
I did misread, sorry.
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by Camillo 14y ago
They would look nothing like those photos. The city would look much, much darker. You can really tell that those are day shots of the cities with the brightness and saturation reduced. The sky would look much, much less impressive. Photogra
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by Camillo 14y ago
In 2001, minimum wage was $5.15/hr. 5.15 * 40 * 52 = 10712 for a full-time minimum wage job if you work every week. In 1990, with $3.80 minimum wage, that would have been 7904. I think your calculations are wrong.
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by Camillo 14y ago
That was exceptionally interesting. What you've managed to do for yourself is impressive.
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by Camillo 14y ago
I think it all boils down to your decision of getting married, especially to someone who couldn't work and you had to support. That was the one big luxury you chose to splurge on.

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