TwoBit

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781.
by TwoBit 11y ago
I would expect wind producers are lumped together for this, and other producers are lumped together. Just a guess.
782.
by TwoBit 11y ago
I'm not sure 2 factor would help. The hackers could echo his 2 factor key he typed into their fake login page to the real login page.
783.
by TwoBit 11y ago
People seem to admire ruthless leaders of the past, despite what they did. I wonder how Hitler will be considered a thousand years from now.
784.
by TwoBit 11y ago
Why don't they encrypt entire databases like this, and thus avoid the problems from all these hacks?
785.
by TwoBit 11y ago
TIFF is a nightmare to read, because there are too many options. It tries to be a format of many other formats.
786.
by TwoBit 11y ago
That's a pretty unusual incident. What he's referring to happens all the time.
787.
by TwoBit 11y ago
Just a black screen on both Firefox Android and Chrome Android.
788.
by TwoBit 11y ago
Years ago? So much has changed since then, for all browsers. Whatever conclusions you made then have little relevance today.
789.
by TwoBit 11y ago
What insane compiler/platform sets string data as executable memory?
790.
by TwoBit 11y ago
Why would an unprivileged app be allowed to make such changes?
791.
by TwoBit 11y ago
Put your keys in a Faraday cage at night.
792.
by TwoBit 11y ago
It strikes me as VW's fault that amplifier attacks work.
793.
by TwoBit 11y ago
Clearly, the fact that listening to an exchange helped them proves that the security is fundamentally flawed.
794.
by TwoBit 11y ago
Sims 1 wasn't a great achievement in graphics, it was a great achievement in design and gameplay.
795.
by TwoBit 11y ago
That article talks like Mantle was the first version of this kind of API. Sony Playstation has been doing this for nearly ten years.
796.
by TwoBit 11y ago
Dude you are clueless. I hope you aren't in the position of making technical decisions for any major C/C++ projects.
797.
by TwoBit 11y ago
Wouldn't you get a compiler error if there was a mismatch?
798.
by TwoBit 11y ago
Ready for combat? Against who?
799.
by TwoBit 11y ago
If Facebook really cares about performance so much, I wonder why they don't just implement that app engine native.
800.
by TwoBit 11y ago
I didn't like the writeup, because I can't tell how the layout works from his bad description of it. The author makes that classic mistake of technical writing in which the writing assumes the reader already knows what they are ta
801.
by TwoBit 11y ago
How could it possibly be more complex than C++?
802.
by TwoBit 11y ago
I'm pretty sure the VC++ version of fast math really is faster.
803.
by TwoBit 11y ago
You can use a C++ compiler to do "C with objects" fine. Lots of people successfully do that. There's specification for doing this in fact which is adhered to by embedded developers. It's better to use C++ more fully, of
804.
by TwoBit 11y ago
I think the answer is yes and no. You can get clang to compile standard C/C++, but not any Windows code, as Microsoft has many compiler extensions and quirks they depend on.
805.
by TwoBit 11y ago
I'd love to see a comparison of Coverity vs. Clang sanitizers. I wish we could buy just a couple Coverity licenses, but they want to license the entire organization for something like $200,000.
806.
by TwoBit 11y ago
The thing I hate about CMake is that it can't generate relative directory structure projects. That's stupid and no other build system of significance has this limitation.
807.
by TwoBit 11y ago
I have a P85 and it does not handle like a boat. The low center of gravity and 50/50 weight distribution makes it handle a lot better than you'd expect. It has good slalom course numbers, especially for a sedan, just under the Por
808.
by TwoBit 11y ago
I don't get that part about a styling void, but I agree with the rest.
809.
by TwoBit 11y ago
Facebook was set to use the Harvard email address as the reset emsil address? The lesson here is to be very careful about what kind of email provider you use for a reset address. Clearly the weakest link here is that shitty Harvard email ad
810.
by TwoBit 11y ago
So Facebook had his Harvard email as the password reset email?

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