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by Khaine 12y ago
Why are so many web developers such morons? So many websites have arbitrary restrictions on what can be a password? eBay have handled this breach poorly, and I hope the suffer, so that in the future they and other organisations will handle
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by Khaine 12y ago
I think its really interesting. I did not associate any of the words gruber did with Queen. I think if you don't have those negative associations, then the usage does not appear sexist. I can understand why people might think that it
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by Khaine 13y ago
It sounds like the internet is broken Without CRL/OSCP we cannot truly trust that we are securely communicating. Something has to give. We need to abolish SSL/TLS and migrate to something that isn't broken by design
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by Khaine 13y ago
Netbank uses IIS, and therefore does not use OpenSSL. AFAIK the customer facing sites were not impacted by the vulnerability. Other internal systems may have been impacted
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by Khaine 13y ago
Completely relevant podcast discussion http://edgecasesshow.com/083-floating-point-numbers-are-a-le...
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by Khaine 13y ago
Because TV and Movies enter the common culture. How often do people quote, or reference something from a film or movie? New movies and TV shows are often the first thing spoken about around the water cooler. If you cannot access these th
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by Khaine 13y ago
Except that it's illegal for me to do the reverse. It should be legal for me to buy x from the us if it's cheaper there then here How is that fair?
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by Khaine 13y ago
The Steam "Australian" store sells to us in US Dollars. They don't do anything to ensure compliance with Australian law. It's a pure money grab
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by Khaine 13y ago
Joke -------- You
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by Khaine 13y ago
You can't make any assumption based on SSAE16/SOC1 compliance, without looking at the statement of applicable controls. You can take more comfort from the ISO 27001 compliance
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by Khaine 13y ago
Why don't you run your own caldav server instead of relying upon icloud?
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by Khaine 13y ago
It looks bad because they have a large liability on there balance sheet. Also you have to remember that your leave entitlement stays the same if you get promoted/ pay rise so the organisation actually has to pay more then what they&#x
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by Khaine 13y ago
I learnt radians in Australia at high school in the same time period.
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by Khaine 13y ago
Companies allocate money into a contra account (to the leave liability) each period (i.e. monthly) so that its all "accounting money". Otherwise companies would go bankrupt if too many staff took leave at a time. That is while sta
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by Khaine 13y ago
Letting developers do whatever they please is a horrible idea. Most developers are crooks and do whatever they can to make the most amount of money, which is why most cities have city plans and zones to prevent developers from shitting on
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by Khaine 13y ago
I don't know much about NAS4Free, but if it can install netatalk, then you can do time machine easily
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by Khaine 13y ago
Thanks, I'm aware that there is an opt out, but thats not really the point. gmail was pitched as the way webmail should be, and thats how I use it. I put up with google scanning my mail to provide tailored ads for this service. Why
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by Khaine 13y ago
Except I didn't sign up for a social network. I signed up for an email account. Thats all I want, plain simple email. But every few months google fucks me over, tries merging accounts, creates google+ accounts in my name. Why should
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by Khaine 13y ago
You can use the web-app version of OneNote on OSX. There is also a third party client called outline ( http://outline.ws ) which now supports writing to OneNote files.
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by Khaine 13y ago
Markdown itself does not support tables, you need to fall back to pure html tables as per the spec http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax
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by Khaine 13y ago
Because Chrome has flash built in and auto-updated. Chromium does not. If you need to use flash, and want to minimise security issues, then Chrome is the browser of choice.
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by Khaine 13y ago
Thats because to enable that feature you need to access private APIs, and then won't be allowed in the app store.
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by Khaine 13y ago
Your officially an idiot. From http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/11/14/1100384426722.h... n an extraordinary admission Indonesia says it bugged Australia’s embassy in Jakarta during the East Timor c
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by Khaine 13y ago
Don't forget Eric Schmidt's crazy thoughts on privacy: * During an interview aired on December 3, 2009, on the CNBC documentary "Inside the Mind of Google," Schmidt was asked, "People are treating Google like their
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by Khaine 13y ago
Serving one's country, and being willing to sacrifice oneself for the protection of others is noble. Did chat roulette enhance humanity? Was all the software thats been developed to enable spying and subjugation enhancing humanity?
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by Khaine 13y ago
America truly is the land of the free
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by Khaine 13y ago
If Manning only released information about war crimes then he would be a true whistle-blower. Instead he released a whole bunch of information, mostly diplomatic cables which had no relevance to war crimes. He has set back protection for
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by Khaine 13y ago
Stay classy Samsung
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by Khaine 13y ago
No. When I cannot import your good from another supplier at a lower cost and undercut the price you will supply to me at due to importation, and licensing arrangements you have in place. That is in-essence price fixing.
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by Khaine 13y ago
The more things change, the more things stay the same. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/09/04/linux_desktop_failur...

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