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   by _ikke_ 14y ago

   There's a fine line between filtering and validating. What's meant with filtering is things like add_slashes and mysql_real_escape_string, a uniform transformation on the input, regardless of it's destination. Validating on the other hand i
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   by _ikke_ 14y ago

   I'm wondering why a specific code style is 'enforced' while it has nothing to do with interoperability. Libraries with different code styles can be used together without problems. It seems like they are using the PSR to declare they're own
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   Creating boundless experiences with Continuous Client and Transmedia | kellabyte(kellabyte.com)

   1 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|0 comments
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   by _ikke_ 14y ago

   Yes, but it modifies the response to have a very low TTL so that it's cached only for a show while (in as far as browser actually get the query response).
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   Focus.py(amoffat.github.com)

   112 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|57 comments
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   Three little habits to find focus(zenhabits.net)

   3 points by _ikke_ 14y ago|0 comments
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   by _ikke_ 14y ago

   Google cache version: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http:/...
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   by _ikke_ 14y ago

   You ignore the fact the this customer wasn't paying for the hosting. He only costs them money, a lot of time (through dealing with DMCAs, DDoSs and more). At this point they had to make a choice and they chose for their paying customers and
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   by _ikke_ 14y ago

   Because they believe a good community is part of the success of a stackexchange site. By allowing people to artificial keep up a topic site, the chance is big you'll create 'ghost towns' where there's nobody to answer questions, which would
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    And in every git status message.
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    Passphrases Not As Secure As You Think(readwriteweb.com)

    2 points by _ikke_ 15y ago|1 comments
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    Note that it only counts for two ISP's (XS4All and Ziggo). People with other providers are (still) safe.
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    Europe to issue tough new data-protection rules soon(reuters.com)

    29 points by _ikke_ 15y ago|0 comments
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    This reminds me of kunfuchess, which has the same gameplay. I'm not sure if that's still around.
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    Note that python3 still doesn't have widespread adoption, because there are still widely used libraries lacking support for it.
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    It creates a tracking branch, and so git knows how far a branch is relative to a remote branch.
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    When you hit the home button, you go to the hoem screen. There are also visual indicators that show on which screen you are.
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    What I miss in this article is what it implies that time is cloaked. What does is it mean and where can it be used for?
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    Obligatory xkcd reference: http://xkcd.com/876/ Sometimes you can go too far in questioning everything to get any practical result.
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    Maybe you have don this for brevity, but git branch does not create a new commit. "The command’s second form creates a new branch head named <branchname> which points to the current HEAD, or <start-point> if given." So after
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    I would say it would be a different (limited) representation of the same resource.
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    According to MtGox they attackers ran into the $1000 limit, so it was not a verified account.
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    by _ikke_ 15y ago

    The problem is that other people might have already found other blocks, rendering your block useless.