Devilboy

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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   It's bulletproof if you don't use string concatenation in your prepared statements. EDIT: No this doesn't limit you to 'simple queries'! How do you figure that? There are only a VERY small subset of problems you can't solve like this. So sm
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   If you use type-safe SQL parameters everywhere and no string concatenation you'll be fine. http://taylorza.blogspot.com/2009/04/sql-injection-are-param...
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   You still need to do that with XBox? Does that mean you can't run more than one XBox at home from one IP address?
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   "AI is always defined as anything a computer can not yet do" -- forgotten
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   The Reps need the money. More money means more ad campaigns and better chance to stay in power. The system is to blame I think. Not enough oversight or regulation?
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   What's the quickest and easiest way to buy a couple hundred BTC?
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   I'm no expert on the topic but I guess the real nuts and bolts will be abstracted away from the developers. One example is a new LIKE implementation in your SQL database that uses a quantum algorithm for approximate search hits (from a DWav
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   I'll have you know that Windows is every bit as easy to experiment and learn on. Microsoft go out of their way to make developer and sysadmin's jobs as easy as possible. New versions of the .net framework can be installed without restarting
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   by Devilboy 16y ago

   I kinda like the flashbanner-free world that is my iPad.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    The farmer that discovered the colony on his farm killed the infestation before the concrete was poured. They were doomed anyway.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    There's a difference between feedback and 'change your article'.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    You don't ask journalists to change their articles to make the subject look good. That's just NOT ok, even without the explicit threat.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    More people die installing solar roof panels than in nuclear power accidents. Do you really think the USA will stop building coal and natural gas power plants any time soon?
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Those are great they just don't generate a lot of power though. The biggest one so far peaks at 60MW while your standard nuclear or fossil power plant generates 1000MW consistently. You'd need at least 20 of these to replace just one coal p
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Those are not comparable power sources. They cannot substitute for fossil or nuclear plants, because they are way too expensive and do not provide 24/7 power without even more expensive batteries.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Why is that
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Chrome now beats every other major browser in the version number department.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    That's easy to work around, you just stop computing once you hit your time limit on that pixel. It'll be good enough.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    How about scanning real-world locations? That should save loads of time.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Only a million records? That's waaaay too small.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    When enough sites start using Facebook Comments all the trolls will just make fake facebook accounts.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    I know this is kinda off-topic but could someone explain why the wobble rate and the spin rate of the plate would have a 2 to 1 ratio? Is this somehow related to the spin numbers of elementary particles?
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    I'm just happy to see him.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    I'm so happy to see Steve back on stage! He looks great. http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2011/03/201103...
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Why is it so easy to accept that pretty much everything in our bodies is genetic but not intelligence? I don't see why it would be any different. We already know that the brain is not just one big 'computing mass' but instead consists of ma
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Now that you mention it, how is Emma Watson doing at Brown University?
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    That's not it. These people want a 'special' discount 'just for them', they don't want the prices listed on the website.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Yea 'Peopleware' also found that small offices with 3-4 people to be optimal.
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Anything but 'open-plan'!
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    by Devilboy 16y ago

    Disagree completely. Have we forgotten IE6 already? How I wish EVERY browser acted like Chrome...