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Luit
13y ago
Perhaps slightly off-topic: The name, GmailSharedTasks, doesn't look like one that Google's legal department would agree with. Your brand/product name incorporates a Google trademark. It might have been better to call it &quo
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Google+ app on Android; bug or faulty hardware?
(plus.google.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
And another question: what would this be called as a software algorithm? Is it a binary tree walk?
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Luit
13y ago
I see some just found the piece of JavaScript that registered the handlers, and others found lists by those people, but... did anyone else find the codes manually? I did. I quickly realised that it'd break off the code as soon as it couldn'
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13y ago
A slightly more interesting approach: find out all non-overlapping ranges you need to test, and then run the fair-and-square generator, testing each to check in which of the ranges it should be put, finally combining the sub-ranges to make
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Luit
14y ago
One way to get a good strong secret key for this purpose: $ python >>> import os >>> os.urandom(64)
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14y ago
I agree I'm a bit inconsistent, but the library is well written, and exchanging the hashing function is a trivial task. That's not really quite "writing your own". I just mean to discourage people who aren't 100% sure they know what they're
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14y ago
My point exactly! Armin (the maker/maintainer of the module) will probably consider doing this somewhere in the future.
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14y ago
Well then fork it and make it use HMAC with SHA256/512... Additionally, "Do not use this module" is bad advice if it leads to someone making their own MAC implementation, because that's almost always a bad idea. HMAC-SHA1 still is good secu
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We're doing HTTP right
(fireteam.net)
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14y ago
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15y ago
IMO there's one missing from the list of alternatives: Markdrop ( http://www.markdrop.com/ ) ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3089355 )
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Why I both love and hate Varnish
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15y ago
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