SFjulie1

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by SFjulie1 12y ago
Hello world example is a great misdirection. Heavy lifting is done by an external routine being called. That does not make you learn assembly language. ASM is about interrupt (bottom half), calling other piece of assembly, saving and restor
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by SFjulie1 12y ago
well, XSS and SQL injection comes from my experience from "devops" kind of developer, claiming to code without wishing to learn the basics (complexity, DB, ....). So well, tried, but troll does not work. And startup are made by &q
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LDAP is a network protocol. It supports a lot of backends (SQL and NoSQL alike) (openLDAP has nice proxy features) It also supports role based authentication. But at the opposite of actual NoSQL data bases, even though it has no structures,
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by SFjulie1 12y ago
Learn angular, we need moare minions to overcome the world with insanity. Anarchy! Angular has been created by the illuminatis to drive people crazy, help them, help the chaos spread the world. Mouhahahahah (Yes I can do angular, and yes it
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by SFjulie1 12y ago
Well at work you are not free to move. You have to stay exactly where your boss tell you to be. You don't have the right to express your opinion freely if they contradict the way of the company... Since 2007 the incomes are growing les
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This is ridiculously easy to solve if you accept: - local optimum that are only 80% better (the choice may not be absolutely optimal and can locally be suptobptimal); - shit will happens and planning have to be redone for each incidents; -
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Turing test is an allegory. IA too(beauty-of-imagination.blogspot.com)
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by SFjulie1 12y ago
2. Theory of CRC comes with noisy telecom lines where noise have a weired non linear random distribution making it impossible to "vectorize" the problem (aka parallelizing) ( http://scienceblogs.com/goodmath/20
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And I must add that I also point that given a good technical solution for a business case A, it may not map correctly to another business case. It is always a question of context. So I do think the question is lacking of business context. T
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well by asking this question to mongo users you miss the audience of the people successfully scaling up -for less money- that may belongs to the people NOT using mongo. Business is about costs and prices not about thinking that business is
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by SFjulie1 12y ago
Already generated 30 passwords generator, the result according to the input can be hilarious. Godsmack has an explicit lyrics songs that makes gross sounding passwords. Big texts (bible including) seems to be counter productive. Small corp
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A remote generator of password generator that can be memorized
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/. is still a little bit useful http://linux.slashdot.org/story/14/11/16/2142244/longtime-de...
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debian is much more open source than companies. The switch to systemd is made by authority, not competence. The roadmap and the properties of systemd are totally awesome ... on the paper. The problem in reality is that authority does not ma
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no. And I hope not. I moved to FBSD for positive reeasons: ipfilters and stuff vs packetfilter and ezjails. It makes you feel linux still cool, but you want that simplicity and power back (jails vs VM). I must admit shellshock and last secu
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could also might have been renamed: the diminishing impact of modern paper because every scientists know they are not worthy.
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by SFjulie1 12y ago
Can I write ls "é*" in an openBSD console at my first boot? Else, why is it unclean to have accent by default in a shell?
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Computer science on the field is ugly. I went in university to learn physics, so I have my geometry and numerical analysis basic understanding. I honestly thinks people who learnt it has a cursus for graduating did not care, and that they a
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Sorry to tell you, but 99% of so called expert developers don't understand this. For them a real number is a a float (exactly). And I have been fired for saying e-commerce should be done with fixed point numbers. (we do + - * / at
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DDOS future blackmailers are happy: a new leverage for amplification :) I want that so bad. Coding is hard, DDoSing is so easy. Thank you architects for making black hats life so easy. HTTPS by default? YEESS even more leverage. I love pro
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It's more readable than most language o_O
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grumpy old 10+ myself, I can answer for me: because for me it is boring to play the comedy.