Saavedro

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by Saavedro 15y ago
Incidentally there are some studies with rats showing that sugar/sweet addicted + cocaine addicted rats prefer their sugar hit over their cocaine hit, and plain sugar-addicted rats when removed from sugar/sweet had opiate-withdrawal like sy
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by Saavedro 15y ago
It'd be good to follow up on this for you then. Def. see the talk it mentions, and read around on the studies. I think the last number I heard was ~50g/day (keep consumption under this.) It's also worth noting that it's not -only- a volume
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by Saavedro 15y ago
Karo corn syrup is mostly glucose, if you -really- want to go down that road.
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by Saavedro 15y ago
Which is all well and good, but to say that salary doesn't matter is bupkis. If you're creating significant value and getting little for it, you're getting the short end of the stick. If you notice you're getting the short end of the stick,
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by Saavedro 16y ago
Reddit responded to the prop 19 issue far more quickly than digg responded to the 09 f9 issue, mind.
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by Saavedro 16y ago
For common code see git-submodule: http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-submodul...
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by Saavedro 16y ago
WEP uses the RC4 cipher. The RC4 cipher generates pseudorandom bytes to XOR (mix) with your data to create the encrypted data. It generates these using an algorithm that "shuffles" the numbers 0-255 around in an array. The initial arrangeme
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by Saavedro 16y ago
Right. But you can still run whatever protocol you like -on top- of SSL.
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by Saavedro 16y ago
"Or wait a few months for a better android phone." I think this line really exemplifies the difference between the iPhone and Android. The speed-to-market for a brand new Android device is -insane-.
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by Saavedro 16y ago
Use +w +x +r (Writable/Exec/Readable by user) and -w -x -r instead of octal. It's shorter and more secure! (You can also prefix with u a or g, e.g. chmod a+x, for user, all, and group, respectively.)
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by Saavedro 16y ago
And now TVs! ;]
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by Saavedro 16y ago
Baha! It'll be built INTO the TV.. Or the cable box, or the blu-ray player. You get your TV home and connect it to your network, and have Hulu (because it has a fully featured browser with flash) working out of the box. Making your own TV c
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by Saavedro 17y ago
Actually http://canon./ ( http://canon/ would also work in rare cases (No DNS search domain set and the browser also doesn't try to interpret it as a keyword.))
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by Saavedro 17y ago
I don't think this works the way you think it does.
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by Saavedro 17y ago
Even those have some merit weight. Many visits to a certain location will imply that said person is a "regular" there, for example.
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by Saavedro 17y ago
Say I compromised a website that was storing passwords in the clear. There should be no way whatsoever for you to know I've done this, or even that I've -used- this password. What, if any advantage would you have over a password manager sto
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by Saavedro 17y ago
That'd be "[caret]"
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by Saavedro 17y ago
Unless the code is difficult to understand because of what it actually -does-, rewrite it and move on. You'll be better for it in the long run with people who write understandable code. At least you didn't have one founder quit, then wind u
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by Saavedro 17y ago
SEO is still quite valid. Accessibility is/was also an issue (screen readers, etc.) In addition, today, more and more people have HUGE monitors, and I have -never- seen a good fluid width/height flash site.
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by Saavedro 17y ago
http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=01V2zudkiyvR93ZDh62aePTw==... If anyone can be bothered. Annoyingly I actually got the email invite for the dev sandbox a while back, but the form to actually request the account didn't seem to work for m
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by Saavedro 17y ago
raises hand College student that somehow resists the apparently insatiable urge to purchase crap I can't afford reporting in.
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by Saavedro 17y ago
Definitely. Convenience is key for digital goods. I could never bring myself to install iTunes, but I spend -loads- of money on amazon mp3, because it's as convenient as any regular download link, it just happens to charge me money. The dow
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by Saavedro 17y ago
Same, minus the ex- part. I live in an apartment with Cows and wish I had enough motivation and free time after my workweek (and school during the fall and spring) to throw together some android apps or some of my startup ideas. In my spare
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by Saavedro 17y ago
A blog criticism of the study based on the paper that appeared in JAMA. Or at least, the summary thereof. http://scienceblogs.com/corpuscallosum/2009/03/effect_of_mod...
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by Saavedro 17y ago
I would point out that the userland in BSDs that would update with the kernel would be the CORE utilities and programs. Say, like GNU utils on a linux distro. kdesu is part of KDE, which is an application installed on top of the OS, not som
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by Saavedro 17y ago
you might try Review Board: http://www.review-board.org/ which was developed by a couple of the coders at VMWare. It's now in use by several big and small companies, from Cisco and Motorola to Twitter and Meebo. EDIT: Also, supports subve
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by Saavedro 17y ago
Passwords always should be salted. (meaning a -different- nonce for each password) This prevents rainbow tables from being useful. Instead of a raw hash function, you should (for maximum security) be using something specifically designed to
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by Saavedro 17y ago
To protect against only a passive eavesdropper if you aren't worried about replay or MITM you only need to do the authentication over SSL (What the writer lists as #2 in the list of "normal ways" of handling the problem at the top of the po
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by Saavedro 17y ago
A couple issues to note off the top of my head: "In order to login, a user will be presented with a standard html form on a page that may or may not be encrypted, at this point SSL is not relevant." SSL is -quite- relevant at