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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
The article fails to mention by how much the distance to the moon varies. Max=407.000 km Min=363.000 km
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
I did expect the Activity Stream to show the history in some sort of tree view, where if you go back while browsing, and then hit another link on a previous page, this will be shown as a branch. Or did I miss something?
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Thanks for the more sane perspective on this. I was like "wtf" when I read this article. As a Swedish citizen, the article got me a bit worried.
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Quora's "real name policy" is just moronic. The thing is that Quora doesn't care at all if the name is real or not. What is important for them is that the name looks real. They think this policy (where people are makin
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Maybe the point is that you do not need to store the database securely, that you can store it openly, as long as the certificate used to generate the passwords is kept secret. But you probably want to keep the meta info of what sites you ha
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
What do you mean? This solution does not store passwords at all, if I understand it correctly. So whining about storing them on "someone else disk" is a bit odd, don't you think?
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Seems like a really cool idea, as long as the password generator can be proved to be hard enough to break. How long does the retrieval of a password take? Sub-second? 10 seconds?
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Ok, cool that you can access it anywhere.
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
How does this compare to the KeePass family of pw-managers? (Besides that Forgiva is closed source and KeePass is open source.) Fixes poor passwords, accessibility and storage problems with highly secure way. What does that even mean?
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
So what he is saying is that we don't know what the damages are, and that we know that the revelations did a lot of good, and then says that the damages are huge. Ok then.
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Sweden here: We always have the election on a Sunday to maximize number of voters. Also, voting can of course be posted ahead, and voting can be delegated to an ombudsman if you are unable to attend physically at a voting station. We don&#x
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Feedback: After clicking the link, editing the url to find the real site, clicking everything, I still don't know what this is besides something that has to do with music and collaboration. Suggestion: let a friend (or a professional t
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Odd there were no mention of Java. Both high speed and simple to develop : http://docs.spring.io/spring/docs/current/spring-framework-r... https://spring.io/guides/gs/messaging-stomp
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
na, no problem. 'tomp2' is still available
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Ask HN: Spock is a DSL for automated testing. Anyone here using it? Thoughts?
1 points by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago|0 comments
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Why is the auto-convert 'features' in Excel not opt-in? When Excel encounters the first cell in a new sheet that it thinks should be auto-converted, why does it not ask if that is desirable for that sheet? Like: "Do you want
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
I wonder what the thermal conductivity of this stuff is. And what happens with it below 0 and above 100 degree Celsius?
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Thanks, really useful. Any plans on including this in Apache Commons? How does it compare to StringUtils in Apache Commons?
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
"used pirated software" So they did not pay for the crack tools they used? Bastards!
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Password managers clears the clipboard after a specified timeout (if the clipboard still contains the password at that point). For KeePass I think the default timeout is 30 seconds.
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Adobe flash update notification always have the McAfee Antivirus trial installer pre-selected by default. Pisses me off every time.
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Sort of a Lorem Ipsum in music. Listening to good music (as a non-musician) is for me mostly about experience emotions. Listening to this music leads immediately to be about identifying what rules the generator was programmed to follow. The
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Exactly. Also, the logo links to the product page, not to some blog aggregation page as many other announcement do.
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
What about open source projects where people mostly collaborate remotely? Are they harder to manage, or less efficient?
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
I agree that 1) is a problem, although technical solutions are possible I find them awkward. I think 2) has to do with people not feeling they are part of the team. Our solution to 3) is a separate work machine (laptop) set up so that you c
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
I find remote collaboration with shared screens and headsets much more productive than sitting next to each other. You can quickly jump back and forth between the shared screen and other activities while collaborating. We also do this even
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Cool. This is a "Lorem Ipsum" for avatars, article bylines, etc. Maybe it also could be useful if the images could have a random name or username. So, in the same manner as with the avatars, using the same id, the same name/u
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
Wow. Trump’s efforts — which included a plan to house homeless people in the building in order to harass the tenants — ... If this is true, then he is no more than a sociopath and a mafia boss.
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
So it is about how the user perceives the application?! If so, why is it called "an architecture"? Or do you mean that the user don't have to care on how to configure the application? Then "Zero-configuration" i
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by SNvD7vEJ 10y ago
What a ridiculous and strange definition this is. Its an architecture that relies on multiple, supposedly distributed services, all of which are hosted on servers... Why not just call it "Multiserver" instead. If they mean "c

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