Xeoncross

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by Xeoncross 13y ago
Running on Debian 7.1 Wheezy, nice. Now I don't have to change operating systems.
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
> We know jack about how the vast majority of biology works. We have the most fleeting glimpses of understanding that are regularly crushed by the complexity of dynamic systems with nested feedback loops and multiple semi-overlapping red
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
For those that are interested, I got the ball rolling with email-based logins by building http://swiftlogin.com . I was glad to see the idea improved by Mozilla later that year and all the growth since then.
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
For me, it's not based on the work, it's based on the mood/mind. A "good day" is one where I was thinking clearly and solving problems and choosing good paths with ease. The amount of code written doesn't m
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
Does this mean as much as I think it does? Aren't most of our current cryptography schemes based on prime numbers taking time to calculate?
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
"the "self esteem" movement that took over United States schools after I graduated from high school may have actually INCREASED risk of suicide in the United States" Yes, "self esteem" is again putting the indi
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
> Laws are derived from the morality of their times. Yes and no. Some laws are universal wrong - like murder. However, government laws like banning drugs are based on the feelings and opinions of the people at the time. Both of these are
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
Source? I keep hearing this - but only see a small sampling of papers from the large scientific community.
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
Brand new, written in C++, looks beautiful, nice client libraries, trying to steal all the best parts of other NoSQL databases? I'm going to give it a spin.
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
Is that an official API? How long has it been around?
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Project Management for Freelancers (Free App)(getsoloapp.com)
1 points by Xeoncross 13y ago|0 comments
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Kids, go to college or you’ll die alone in misery | The Matt Walsh Blog(themattwalshblog.com)
2 points by Xeoncross 13y ago|0 comments
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
That might make an interesting commit message "Pay no attention to the NSA plaintext forwarding behind the curtain". I'm sure out of hundreds of developers no one would mind. :)
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
We will have a transparent build process to provide pre-compiled applications for users that simply want to download the run the application. Compiling from source is encouraged though. We will provide a video guide for those that want to c
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
Mailelf will certainly work with your existing accounts. That is the primary goal so that people don't have to change email or providers. We want normal people to be able to easily use this application (which happens to have some serve
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
Well then, stop by https://github.com/Xeoncross and get to know me and my many helpful libraries and frameworks. Hundreds of developers follow my work. :)
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Mailelf - simple encrypted email for everyone(kickstarter.com)
5 points by Xeoncross 13y ago|9 comments
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Mailelf Kickstarter - A Simple Encrypted Email App written in Go(kickstarter.com)
2 points by Xeoncross 13y ago|0 comments
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by Xeoncross 13y ago
So, unless you use a common phrase (spelled correctly) - Long passwords are still a great idea because it would take forever to generate a 55 character random password. Is that correct?
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Omni: Move Naturally in Your Favorite Game(kickstarter.com)
7 points by Xeoncross 13y ago|2 comments
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by Xeoncross 14y ago
What the‽ How is it possible my MicroMVC framework + ORM is faster than Native PHP + ORM?
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by Xeoncross 14y ago
That is pretty neat. I'm glad he mentioned that the Go compiler will not inline functions written in assembly, but it will inline small Go functions.
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by Xeoncross 16y ago
It's also the OpenID motto. That is the whole point of SSO. You can also use multiple emails if you want multiple accounts.
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by Xeoncross 16y ago
Actually, that's not really possible because most people who do this chose simple passwords under 8 characters. SwiftLogin requires much more complex passwords to even create an account.
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by Xeoncross 16y ago
OpenID, Facebook, & Twitter don't provide a users email. (OpenID might - but you still have to verify it's legit). SwiftLogin just off-loads the email verification for you (and in turn, every site after you) so that you can just let t