Tipzntrix

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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
We are all ABOUT safety up in here
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
Your link to the rules of Nim is down. ( http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/home.pacbell.net/fran... )
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
Yeah, the truth is the methods companies use to find their bugs currently won't be able to give a definitive "no" anyway. The answers are really "yes, you have bugs" or "maybe you have bugs but we can't find any", which is true no matter h
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
It doesn't analyse at runtime. It simulates certain runtime states but looks at the code at compile time. Since it analyses static code that is not changing, the term Static Analysis is used.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
Admittedly, "I don't know" probably isn't the answer a company wants to hear from your commercial tool.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
Tsk tsk...hackers and a coding challenge are the last things you should except to be devoid of loopholes and tricks. Always be extra careful making them, and don't bet more than you can afford, or you'll come out with a rep like Mike.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
This is some amazing stuff. Can I trust you? ;)
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
Hah, this is very interesting, but beyond the comical thought of bees eating M&M shells and excreting M&M honey, another example of pollution making things messy. I wonder if the health effects on this one are as severe as smoke st
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
This is one area where there is big money in hacking...er..."hacking". I don't really think the jammers are very bleeding edge if they do exist.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
The same article he linked to says that PayPal had trouble hiring women, so... you know, I'm not sure legality came into the equation.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
Your licenses page ( http://powderkeg.artillery.com/attribution.html ) is down and otherwise, there's no reference to Bomberman here at all. It's a well-executed game though. Haven't found any flaws, but I can't really say it's original.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
This is some good stuff. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing what can be done with it and perhaps the spam all over certain phpBB forums, etc, can be fixed. Of course, those are just the little fish.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
It's for the shareholders to minimize legal liability. Anyone can spout as much talk about relaxed, casual, kick ass, rockstar, ninja-like, and whatever the newest buzz word is to describe their workplace, but it just takes one bad incident
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
I bet nobody got fired for mistaking a pendant for a calculator. There were actual offenses in the post, and in large number.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
Not to mention that they equate A-F as 10-16, when in fact it is 10-15, and the whole "ones column" goes from 0-15, not 1-16.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
"Those with dyslexia and ADD or ADHD have begun to press for a less busy Internet, one where ads don’t distract them to the point of being unable to use a site, or where proper contrast is used, rather than the more artistic combinations of
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
I've started seeing these on my Visa card as well, about 1 month ago. I wonder which one tipped the other off about it, or which case made this so sensitive to these large companies.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
The numbers feel so very low, but that's a good reminder of how insulated a developer can get from their users.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
I'm just saying as far as history has dictated, guys like MLK Jr. and Gandhi got a lot more support than those who tries to cut completely against the grain like Malcolm X in his earlier days. As a minority, it is really, really hard to cha
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
The tone isn't helping his case. I've been around these kind of complaints in person, and while I know that the injustices taking place are horrible and uncalled for, I also know that the complainer is also (not-so-subtly any more) racist a
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
At the bottom of this article, there are "Sign in With FB/Twitter" buttons.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
"If successful, Iran will have accomplished something few other nations could: full control over its citizens' modern communications." I feel like a lot of nations could do this, they just don't. After all, when the internet was invented i
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
"...or men. Whatever."
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
Eh, the place would be amazing to relax in, but I feel like it would be too distracting to work. Notch might be different though.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
Fair point. I was thinking the last 1000 years as opposed to 1000, 2000, etc. In that state the same could be said about the last century or even the last decade really.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
Haha, I find it funny that they're called the RIAJ, as though they are in collusion with the RIAA.
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
I think she forgot Ada Byron when she said there were no important women in computers this millenium. EDIT: No "keynoters, the language designers, the authors of seminal texts" in this millenium. And there was Grace Hopper too. Double edit
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
Why does the article have in large letters "How hackers can access your credit card" with a video, when that has nothing to do with this attack?
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
This is definitely one of the reason to go to university, where they teach you these concepts very well. There's no reason you can't learn concepts sequentially though; I wouldn't advocate trying to learn a million languages at once, just
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by Tipzntrix 14y ago
I think part of the reason salaries are so high is that employers have to compete with these costs. If the real estate price / cost of living went down, salaries would be down as well. There is quite a bit of data showing that Bay Area sa

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