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by abcd_f 13y ago
Pavel, since you are here, Don't you think that you are basically fighting a needless uphill battle here? I mean, people crave a good encrypted communication system and you have the intent and the infrastructure in place, but you are
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by abcd_f 13y ago
You can self-host Proxima Nova for $29 per weight ... drum-roll ... of one time payment. http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/marksimonson/proxima-nova/buy.h... PS. By the way, Mark Simonson was one of the first ty
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Talloc borrows the block hierarchy idea from halloc and extends it with destructors and some fluff. So if you need just the hierarchy, take a look at http://www.swapped.cc/halloc EDIT - https://github.com/ap
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by abcd_f 13y ago
> Ben is not a native English speaker, so as stated by Ben, he didn't realize it was a big deal. But is it an actually big deal for native speakers? I realize that some people think it's important, but then some people also t
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by abcd_f 13y ago
This begs for comparing assembly dumps of both.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Not to pee in your Xmas punch, but this - @font-face { font-family: Arial Unicode MS; font-style: normal; font-weight: normal; src: url(http://unicodesnowmanforyou.com/ARIALUN0.eot);
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Don't bother. The crowd just loves the idea of spies being useless morons based on some game theory musings by a fellow armchair analyst.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
There was a joke story based on the same idea. A recent grad looking for a job with an investment bank picked 64 banks and sent each of them a letter introducing himself. To a half of them he also added that next week Ford stock will be up
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by abcd_f 13y ago
May be not reversing, but trimming a Unicode string to certain character count is a close relative and it is a very common operation.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Run-time concurrency issues are exactly the same as those of code design. Sure thing. Got anything else from where this came from?
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by abcd_f 13y ago
I'll tell you a secret - nobody gets C++ ;)
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Amen! Having programmed in C++ for close to 20 years now, I converged to using struct a while ago and yet to run into a case where it would create problems (some conditions apply, see below). You want to make a part of a struct private?
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Sarcastic. You are replying to an sarcastic comment.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Don't forget the cavity checks, a huge leap forward in safety.
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What is your single most favorite command-line trick using Bash(stackoverflow.com)
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Source, please.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
FWIW, Stockholm is a very pleasant place to live . I had a chance to live in many countries and Sweden has this very unique calm, balanced and relaxed vibe to it. It is bloody obvious compared to Moscow, but it is also evident compared to
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Why were you astounded? I don't think I follow.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
AAARGH. Who edited the title? You just took a discussion of how this was a clone of HN website and half way through turned into... into what exactly? The submission was about USV and HN designs being similar, not that USV got new design. Yo
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by abcd_f 13y ago
This needs an out-of-bound verification for the transfers. At the very least, it should confirm every new recipient - "Did you really mean to send $500 to yahoo@google.cc?" Seriously, I am all for the simplicity of the system and
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Don't know about death metal references, but I just can never calmly pass by a cornucopia of KAKA products in their grocery shop.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
$89 is not "about 18 bottles of beer."
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by abcd_f 13y ago
You should really make a "Show HN" post. Just make sure to mention it on Twitter ;)
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by abcd_f 13y ago
*Joint* motion to settle (with) attorney fees are to be borne by the party that incurred them. Good for Kaspersky, but effectively Lodsys collected payments on this particular patent from 54 out of 55 companies and then Kaspersky
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by abcd_f 13y ago
I wish they were showing more of the rocket and the launchpad than just some heads talking about "pushing the boundaries" and some such. Let them talk, but in the background.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Your trust in Apple is heartwarming.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
I'm not sure if MPTCP is great or if it's an over-engineering that stuffs brand new abstraction into the socket layer. See, previously when open a connection with an unbound socket, it would always bind it to the local IP that poi
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Haha.. good one. (They redacted IPs at the top of the screenshot, but they forgot to redact the hexdump at the bottom that just happens to contain same IPs).
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by abcd_f 13y ago
> Is Opera saying they will do a comprehensive code review on every line of extensions submitted to their store? Clearly, no. But they do probably want to check if your js might be pulling on some funny URLs behind user's back.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
> the Russian opposition is quite supportive of America Of course it is, because guess who's paying for said opposition?

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