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901.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
This. I wonder what made the graduate so angry to go to such extreme lengths to protect his code. And why nobody noticed it - did they even have the right to fix the code?
902.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Internet explorer. A custom CMS. And sometimes some of the posted data is missing... On a single POS. And because data ath end of form is optional, system can't even figure out that something went wrong, it just silently discards it. N
903.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I think the whole idea of generating random ids is flawed. Why take a chance when there is no need? Just take some machine id (seq. number, MAC), timestamp and a big enough per-machine counter and there can be no collision, guaranteed. No n
904.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I am quite sure ad networks will soon offer https variants of their code (if they don't already).
905.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I place a call and a callee is busy. I want to click "end call" button, but just a bit before that app figures out it can stop the call, so it switches back to main screen. The touch on the same spot now means something entirely e
906.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Glad I'm not alone! Not delay in screen change - system can't predict when user is going to press the button. But it is highly unlikely that the change of screen occured, I have noticed it, found the correct button and pressed it
907.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
On unix at least (linux and aix) there was mount / umount of a floppy, which should always be done before removing it from the slot. Linux couldn't force you though, but it was good practice.
908.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
My pet peeve: when I try to click a button and just before I touch the screen it changes, so I hit completely another button (on Androod - but it is the same everywhere). So instead of cancelling a call I place another one, to a different p
909.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
You think the only possible reason for a woman to lie to you is because she is a spy?
910.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
You do. ;)
911.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Then how about you let the users choose among your list of charities?
912.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
They don't need it to be strong, you are leaving your car and license plate as collateral.
913.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Thank you for clarification, I stand corrected. Still, not "written by" but "getting input from".
914.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I don't speak finnish, but your interpretation doesn't make sense. "Crowdsourced" means "paid by multiple (ordinary) people". One could argue about the facts in the resulting articles (I have no clue about that
915.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
No, they must control the server, and with that they can compromise the client. Or at least this is how I understand it.
916.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I wonder if the second attack was trying to punish them for paying, and a warning to others?
917.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Where would you put it? I would say (nontechnical) comunicatio is mostly just a big waste of time, with a few exceptions which are vital. Except it is difficult to get one without the other.
918.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I hope he survives. Other than that, it is interesting to see other people have their creativity time destroyed by unimportant stuff too... All the luck to OP!
919.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I had a similar experience, though I was on the other side. Under brute force login attack IT guy suggested I change login HTTP method from GET to POST (which is more appropriate anyway). While I agreed with him that this is better, I point
920.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
"here" is here: http://www.sunsetlakesoftware.com/2014/12/02/why-were-rewrit...
921.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
It says BS or PhD now (don't know if they changed it).
922.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Besides, Tesla did it - why not Apple too?
923.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Let's chat: no mobile, no push notifications. Very fancy and not so useful UI (imho). Don't know others yet, thanks for the list.
924.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Another term for these profiling charts in Chrome is flame charts, you might be able to find even more tools by it.
925.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Yes, it's annoying. However you can use bookmarklets to fix it and you can also use "reader" feature if you're on Firefox, it works surprisingly well (on most pages - not on HN unfortunately).
926.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
> I'm not sure who said the maxim of "Success is when luck meets preparation" Seneca.
927.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Hm,I have mixed feelings about this. On one hand it is nice of them to give some of the money back to the projects they are building on, but on the other hand this can wreak havoc on them. People there didn't do it for money... Wut mob
928.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Interesting - I used to send SMS to myself when I found some music I wanted to check out later... Similar I guess.
929.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I have used the php port long ago when creating a simple website search engine... Great project!
930.
by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Basing my view on the story he outlined I don't think he is too harsh on them - if anything, I admire him for being able to compose such a civilized letter. There are parts of it which are maybe a bit harsh (better-than-canine sniffing

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