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by GoToRO 4y ago
Session IDs were short, so it was easy to randomly guess them. You would get access to some random account. Also randomly generating them would result in colisions if you had a lot of traffic.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
Since Romania escaped russian influence, it is fine and dandy. Russians have no culture and nothing good to offer to the world. So it is not about what the USA decides, it's about what the allies decided and they decided not to be stup
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by GoToRO 4y ago
last time I checked, two wrongs don't make a right. What you posted is standard russian propraganda.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
The more you learn, the more unique you become. The more unique you become, the harder it is to find similar people to socialize. You are normal in the sense that you do want to socialize, but from pervious experinces you also learned that
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by GoToRO 4y ago
I have a feeling that by "competitors" they mean any other company. They don't want people to have two jobs.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
The only thing missing in that code is a comment saying "temporary fix" that will still be there 10 years later.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
For you and me, yes. Corporations, however, decided to never promote people that can code and to create new positions, like product owner, scrum master, all kinds of managers, that will be filled with cheaper, unable to code people. My expe
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by GoToRO 4y ago
As soon as a better offer lands. You gain nothing by waiting. After some jumps the interval at which better offers come your way, will naturally increase: there are very few jobs that pay well, respect the workers and so on.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
are almost all these HN comments from extroverts? :))
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by GoToRO 4y ago
I love it when tech companies push their 100% online products onto other people, but they refuse to work online themselves.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
How will that sound? We are sorry, you are too expensive for us.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
I also had similar problems with iPhone and BT. Before it worked very good with an Android. What I've learned over time is that apple seems ti sabotage anything that is not apple. I had connection problems with my car, with my Sony BT
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by GoToRO 4y ago
The people should charge BMW more for renting space in their car for seat heaters.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
It's hard if your bed time varies. If you go to sleep at 3 am, a lamp that turns on at 7 am will not help. What you can do is sleep as much as you need and then when you wake up but are still in bed, turn on the lamp yourself. After so
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by GoToRO 4y ago
If you acknowledge them then they might ask for a raise. That's why the world is so toxic now: everybody tries to scam the few people that actually work.
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by GoToRO 4y ago
Depends on who you are. iPhones are for people that have no clue what a file is. If you know, it might not be for you. Switching from samsung to iphone was like beeing dumped in a desert, feature wise. People say that the battery lasts long
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by GoToRO 4y ago
Also on some Samsung tv: it needs to connect to download the Terms and Conditions, then it will prompt you to accept them and then it will work/remember last used input. The download happent overnight on very good net access, I guess b
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by GoToRO 5y ago
How did they get the password? Needed before mfa?
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by GoToRO 5y ago
It's not that they don't know the truth.They lived for a very long time believing o lie that now is hard to admit that they were wrong. People don't like to admit that they are / were wrong.
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by GoToRO 5y ago
If they can not know their software is good or bad just please choose another profession.
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by GoToRO 5y ago
You quote doesn't mean what you think it means. It just means "we will hide the real state of our software because we can, so you can choose to loose valuable time evaluating it now or else more time fixing it later. We could tell
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by GoToRO 5y ago
why do they hide what the real state is under "as is". "as is" can mean that it is great or that it is shit. So "as is" is not enough if you really want to be honest with people. But they don't want to be
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by GoToRO 5y ago
Saying you looked into it but don’t know what to do works wonders.
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by GoToRO 5y ago
https://twitter.com/zoneoftech/status/1236746998805680128
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by GoToRO 5y ago
From what I've learn from 3d software tutorials (trying to simulate a glare), this glare comes from the lenses and each lens will add another ring in the glare? not sure.
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by GoToRO 5y ago
The problem is that the tiny light from a star or from a street lamp post is multiplied (in software) multiple times to a comic effect...
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by GoToRO 5y ago
There is something with the hardware as well, there is some green glare even on easy shots, but the fake lights problem I think is software, the software tries to "pretty" the image and introduces these fake lights.
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by GoToRO 5y ago
C'mon. From your link: "The images were shot using Apple's ProRAW format and then edited using the mobile version of Lightroom on the iPhone itself" I have the 12 and it multiplies any tiny source of light in dozens of f
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by GoToRO 5y ago
C'mon. From your link: "The images were shot using Apple's ProRAW format and then edited using the mobile version of Lightroom on the iPhone itself" I have the 12 and it multiplies any tiny source of light in dozens of f
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by GoToRO 5y ago
And yet you can’t take a picture of the stars or street lights on an iphone…

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