ComodoHacker

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1531.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
> the field will be automatically deduplicated, so you don't have to qualify it elsewhere in the query, and "SELECT " will return only one copy. You still have in outer joins. Also, SELECT * is a bad practice (with some
1532.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
What if you have more then one foreign key referencing the same table? Or worse, what if you had one and later add another? You would get undefined behavior. Added: Also SQL language itself has nothing to do with keys, relationships and oth
1533.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
Well I asked because googling showed me very little. Basically Greenwald and Snowden used Cryptocat during some online interview.
1534.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
So a URL of JPEG file put in 'img' tag is infringing and the same URL put in 'a' tag is not? Sounds rather silly to me.
1535.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
Could you share some links about Snowden & Cryptocat story you mentioned above?
1536.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
Yes, but usually this is not a problem, because rollbacks are rare in production.
1537.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
I can for Oracle, which I'm most familiar with. Its approach adds much of complexity both in implementation and configuration/administation. DB engine must ensure integrity and consistency of data in different DB files in scenario
1538.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
>why, for example pg is the only one in my knowledge having this vacuum issue Because other DBMSs have different MVCC implementations. Basically they keep that "snapshot" row versions in other places, not in the table itself. F
1539.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
Forgot about it, thank you. But it wasn't Google's product.
1540.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
>or hell sells them to another company I don't think anyone at Google has ever (OK, in this millennium) considered an option to sell something. I guess it's a kind of superstition among top management, a sign of weakness perhap
1541.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
It's not semi-transparent, which means antialiasing isn't preserved when pasted over some colored background.
1542.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
I wish the size gradient be smoothed more, to avoid accidental spikes. Add (semi-)transparent png generation and you get a useful tool for designers. Very cool otherwise.
1543.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
Somewhere in the world it's expressed like this: "you use crypto and worry about privacy? That's suspicious". So yes, a step in the right direction. And the next big step would probably be integrating "tails mode&qu
1544.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
Could you explain please, how can it work in Firefox with media.peerconnection.enabled=false? What exact features of WebRTC are you using?
1545.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
Doesn't work for me with FX 42.0. While https://www.browserleaks.com/webrtc shows "disabled".
1546.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
Many books are indeed available for free download (including non-CS books), but most of the ones linked in this thread aren't. Examples of working links: http://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-1-4302-5927-5
1547.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
HelloWorld1.html of 33KB in size irritates me. Elm should have something like --optimize-for=size
1548.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
Crashed on "The Great Escape" track on Win7.
1549.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
Yet another similar game I can recommend is Stasrsector[0]. It's still in alpha, but is playable, enjoyable and moddable. [0]. http://fractalsoftworks.com/
1550.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
> run a PR and news campaign attempting to convince the general population that ransomware groups will take the money and run This would be not enough IMO. Creating and spreading malware that takes money and NOT decrypt data will probabl
1551.
by ComodoHacker 11y ago
Too many "tests" this month, I'd say. Test cert, test update... Let's hope something worse like "test nuclear strike" won't follow.