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by _ikke_ 14y ago
Sending passwords in plain-text over email is bad enough in itself, and it also tells a lot about how they think about plain-text passwords in general.
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Unit testing and dependency injection(tbray.org)
5 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|0 comments
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
The story is called Little Brother for those who are interested.
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
Aren't phrases easier to type on mobile devices than letter / number combinations? I always find it annoying to have to switch to different keyboard modes (text / numbers), or having to hold the letter / number key for a few seconds.
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
Passwords shouldn't be encrypted anyway. Chances are hackers will be able to obtain the key too, and then passwords are really easy to fetch. Passwords should be hashed non-reversible (ideally using a slow hash). The original password is to
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New 25 GPU Monster Devours Passwords In Seconds(securityledger.com)
111 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|90 comments
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
My first encounter with git was in about 2009 on windows, and I don't recall it being unusable.
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
With stash -k you can test without committing first. Although git is very flexible regarding this, I prefer to at least test the code before committing it.
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
If people forget to test their commits, they're going to forget them without using git add -p too.
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
git stash -k; make test; git stash pop, git commit; Problem solved.
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Kim Dotcom(kim.com)
101 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|86 comments
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
The release of this version has been delayed, but is out finally. Thanks to the devs for finalizing this version. Major changes are PSR-0 support (conventions for naming files and directories for autoloading purposes), and better Request /
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Kohana 3.3.0 released(forum.kohanaframework.org)
3 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|1 comments
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
git archive allows you to download only a specific version (though, it doesn't work for github because they haven't enabled it)
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
Branching in SVN is not cheap. It basically has to copy the entire directory structure into a new subdirectory (branches directory). In git, it just creates one file with a 40 byte hex.
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
In git, I would create a seperate repository for each project. No need to mix up history of several projects into one repsository.
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
Branches in git are just pointers. If two branches point to the same commit, they're the same branch.
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4621154 - 8 days ago
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
There are several flows possible with OAuth2. This is only one of them. So his critique is based on the total of OAuth2, not this small part that is fairly simple.
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
Most tool require you to learn an interface to operate, and not the internals. Git is quite the opposite. If you are learning a set of 'incantations', git will always seem hard to use. But if you take some time to learn how git works on the
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
Since recently you can register again without a facebook account. You just have to scroll down. ( https://www.spotify.com/nl/signup/open/ )
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The Hidden Feature That Means Microsoft Has Already Won The 'Do Not Track' War(readwriteweb.com)
6 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|2 comments
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Well Designed Application Architectures - Part 1 - MVC(zombor.github.com)
3 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|0 comments
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John Callaham: Don’t be a goat murderer*(notch.tumblr.com)
35 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|59 comments
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German government urges public to stop using Internet Explorer(webcache.googleusercontent.com)
220 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|52 comments
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The best 1 billion $ Samsung ever spent on marketing(plus.google.com)
12 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|4 comments
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
Because it's not making the final decision on weather a question will be allowed or not. It just aids in providing the user advise about how to improve the question even before the user has asked it. The problem right now is that the user m
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
There is readable [1]. It gives you a bookmarklet with your personal preferences. [1]: http://readable.tastefulwords.com/
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=number+of+combinations... > 983.544.651.006.435.431.129.340.665.918.456.708.968.598.498.835 or 9.8 * 10^47 combinations are possible. Although this doesn't give the complete picture, this shows ho
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by _ikke_ 14y ago
10k+ users have the possibility to undelete questions. In order to do that they would have to be able to see them first.

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