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by annnnd 12y ago
It is curious to see how bash is mentioned everywhere, while the real culprit is the interaction between some web server and bash. Seriously, polutting ENV with HTTP headers? Admins should at least be able to block this. It should be possib
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by annnnd 12y ago
To be fair, nobody can say they weren't compromised. At best they can say "we did our best and couldn't find any traces of compromise".
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by annnnd 12y ago
Aggressive caching might not be such a good idea - if someone figured out how to create a collision, he could replace all those ga.js / jquery.js / ... calls with his own scripts. The attacker doesn't even have to be "ma
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by annnnd 12y ago
Great info, thanks! We are using MongoDB for single-server installations and it fits our needs pretty well. Our biggest gripe is that disk space is not freed when collections are dropped, but we can live with it. Other things are just minor
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by annnnd 12y ago
From what I understand, the keys stay the same - this is the whole point of this approach. So it's not a "new service". I agree that SHA1 should be deprecated ASAP though.
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by annnnd 12y ago
Doesn't really matter - it might (!) be legal, but it is immoral (if they really are paying by MB).
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by annnnd 12y ago
Wouldn't that also change the xor-ed instructions? That is, wouldn't the program behave differently?
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by annnnd 12y ago
Don't let it get to you - upvote and downvote are very close for mobile users. Here you have a +1 to compensate. :)
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by annnnd 12y ago
In that case you shouldn't sell. The buyer might promise you everything, but once the deal is done, he will make his own calls, implement his own vision. Microsoft can sell Mojang to EA the very next day if they want to.
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by annnnd 12y ago
> The deal would be valued at more than $2 billion... > Mojang has sold over 50 million copies of "Minecraft" since it was initially released in 2009... $40 per a customer? It seems a bit excessive to me, unless MS counts on
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by annnnd 12y ago
One would think it is not in Amazon's best interest if their customers are vigilant in price comparisons. ;)
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by annnnd 12y ago
Yes - that's too close for me, at least for daily usage.
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by annnnd 12y ago
Well, I like it - a lot. It would be even nicer if the "Continue" button had a permanent position (and if I could use enter/space/pagedown/... instead of mouse), but I didn't notice that it was hidden between a
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by annnnd 12y ago
Is the proposed solution really the best approach? It seems complicated to me and relies on obscure parts of the language. Maybe the problem (compiler optimizes away function call because the result is no longer needed) could be solved like
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by annnnd 12y ago
Of course, there are quite a few stands for a mobile device, so this shouldn't be a problem. I am not sure I would want to have the "monitor" so close to my eyes anyway...
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by annnnd 12y ago
Depends on the contract - they agreed on 3 months. The core of the problem is that they didn't hire him for a shorter time (test run) / weren't able to use him for the remaining time.
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by annnnd 12y ago
Agreed, most of your points are valid and it is a precarious position for Mozilla. I just disagreed with the notion that their funding could be cut off this easily - even if Google retracted I'm sure they could reach some agreement wit
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by annnnd 12y ago
It could be a culture/language barrier - I am not a native speaker (and obviously not from USA) and it didn't strike me as callous (or even inappropriate) at all. Especially given the in-depth explanation above the remark. Interes
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by annnnd 12y ago
There is a slight point in founders' favor - sometimes when you need to get out and just get the stuff done, you don't write test for every non-essential piece of code. You also just copy/paste that controller, because you kn
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by annnnd 12y ago
Not true - they don't pay this money out of charity. I am guessing other companies with interest in having a leading search engine (MS and Yahoo primarily, but also Apple, Amazon,...) would probably be happy to take Google's place
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by annnnd 12y ago
I never did that - they just need to prove that reviving (which is the end goal I suppose) is possible. I really don't care how they prove it, I just suggested a pretty good way (IMHO). Also, did anyone read Pet Cemetary? Yeah, it wo
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by annnnd 12y ago
Every DBA knows that there is no point in doing backup if you can't do the restore. Have they revived anyone yet? Even more to the point, why would they revive you? You already paid them.
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by annnnd 12y ago
I like the concept and the content looks VERY interesting. Thanks, will check it out in the following days! Minor annoyance: clicking on "Demystifying Usability Tests: Learning the Basics" leads to an external page where I have to
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by annnnd 12y ago
Thanks, appreciate that!
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by annnnd 12y ago
> Firefox OS considerably lowers the barriers to entry for app developers For someone who is trying to get into mobile app development for Firefox OS, what would the recommended phone be? I know where to get Android and iOS phones (and a
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by annnnd 12y ago
Try this: touch -- -asdf
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by annnnd 12y ago
Agreed. Also, explicitly asking for a refund might yield some results in this regard.
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by annnnd 12y ago
I was always baffled by the notion of "internal network". Why do so many admins think that it is secure, that the device on it should be trusted more than some random PC on the Internet? Usually there are PCs and mobile platforms
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by annnnd 12y ago
Just wondering: what features of HTML does Guacamole use to make this HTML5-only? Is it video tag? Canvas?
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by annnnd 12y ago
I wonder if vibration would suffice? Depends on the state of the roads I guess. ;)

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