DomBlack

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by DomBlack 13y ago
This could do with a column for Yubikey support.
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by DomBlack 13y ago
How does this compare to say using Tarsnap (apart from cost)?
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by DomBlack 13y ago
Sensatus - http://timetotrade.eu - Brighton, UK Sensatus is a Brighton, UK based company specialising in the development of innovative web-based financial technology for financial institutions and retail investors. The developme
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by DomBlack 13y ago
Sensatus - http://timetotrade.eu - Brighton, UK Sensatus is a Brighton, UK based company specialising in the development of innovative web-based financial technology for financial institutions and retail investors. The developme
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by DomBlack 13y ago
I remember when this first appeared on Kickstarter and I almost backed it. However I didn't because the the device is not yours; it's a subscription model where the hardware is part of that subscription and you had to pay to ship
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by DomBlack 13y ago
No it was multiple consoles from my understanding of it, you just had to link the Xbox Live accounts into one "family"
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by DomBlack 13y ago
I'm actually annoyed with these changes; they have reverted back to the Xbox 360 way of doings things; * Disk must be in the drive to play * Share games by lending the disk. The previous scheme, while it would not be befinical to some
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by DomBlack 13y ago
I like the design, but I think it could do with three improvements; 1) Allow for greater time ranges than 1 Month, as some of the projects I work on only have a couple of commits a month. 2) Allow us to change the bar graph to show other th
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by DomBlack 13y ago
I was two weeks anyway from buying it at full price when that sale happened. I can't recommend IntelliJ enough, second only to Visual Studio. Nothing in the Java world beats it, plus all the framework and other language support it has is ju
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by DomBlack 14y ago
ZeroMQ is not persistent: if your server crashes you lose all your queue contents. With my requirements if I haven't processed the message quick enough then I don't care if it gets lost, as it would already be outdated data.
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by DomBlack 14y ago
ActiveMQ or ActiveMQ Apollo? ActiveMQ, haven't looked too much into Apollo since almost it's original announcement. How is it from a stability standpoint?
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by DomBlack 14y ago
I'm interested to see ZMQ being compared to the traditional brokers as I've been considering swapping from ActiveMQ. Although not surprised at it's results. It very much re-enforces the ideal of keeping software simple and barebones, rather
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by DomBlack 14y ago
I have found in my time, some programmers have never heard of them, nor understand why you would ever use them. That said I've also found if you sit down with them for 5-10 minutes and explain they see the light and become interested enough
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by DomBlack 14y ago
Raven did this for Elite Force quite a number of years ago (after much pestering from the RPG-X team and myself). Our copy of that engine (heavily modified over the years); https://github.com/UberGames/rpgxEF
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by DomBlack 14y ago
I only just started reading the Culture, after the first book I was already hooked. He is a great writer.
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by DomBlack 14y ago
No, it was for a work project.
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by DomBlack 14y ago
As if watching "Time" wasn't enough, we've now got another comic updating every couple of minutes... Thanks Randall.
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by DomBlack 14y ago
Link to patent application; http://www.scribd.com/doc/132418122/Bittorrent-Live-Patent
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by DomBlack 14y ago
This is worth a patch to PHP core... not that it would get accepted.
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by DomBlack 14y ago
I agree completely. I've started using Backbone for the models and validation. Although I would like to see reactive fields built in; that said I've written an extension to Backbone.Model which gives me that (just ugly syntax)
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by DomBlack 14y ago
Have a look at your competition such as; http://supergenpass.com/ Your system is creating the passwords server side and so taking the user's "master" password in. Where as SuperGenPass is purely javascript based and runs completely in the
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by DomBlack 14y ago
These features are already possible with the existing byte code in JVM 6. Because it is all implement and possible using Scala.
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by DomBlack 14y ago
I personally prefer the simplicity that GitBox gives. (OSX only though)
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by DomBlack 14y ago
Great work, much easier to explore now! I spent far to long this morning dragging myself down a tunnel.
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by DomBlack 14y ago
Every hashing algorithm allows it, even bcrypt. Very simple example; md5($salt.$pepper.$clearText); The problem with this API is that if you pass in the "salt" as $salt.$pepper then the output hash also contains the pepper. The whole point
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by DomBlack 14y ago
The problem with it in it's current form is it does not allow for an application pepper. Also I'd prefer it to support scrypt as well as bcrypt.
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Show HN: PHP scrypt extension
1 points by DomBlack 14y ago|0 comments
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by DomBlack 14y ago
This is completely stupid, what ever the fix is; Why can the not just take the patch file from the commit which fixed the flaw, apply it against previous versions of Photoshop and release a upgrade for all versions instead of making people
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by DomBlack 14y ago
I've also looked at this before, and with transaction fees of 3% of the total traded, I can't see how they make money. Unless they have a deal with brokers for lower transaction fees or something.
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by DomBlack 15y ago
I work with stock market data daily (providing charts and technical alerting to end users) and the kind of growth Apple is having is just not sustainable, I mean it's gone from $320 last Jan to $532 today! I am a fan of Apple products, but

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