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by arviewer 10y ago
It's about the intent, not about scientific and factual proof. Skip the first chapter if it annoys you. You don't need to read it to profit from the rest of the book.
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by arviewer 10y ago
You mixed up 1 and 4, but that's no problem. Doing your best means that you will never be 100% perfect in following up on 1, 2 and 3, so make the best of it and forgive yourself if you forget to follow them. For me 3 was very important
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by arviewer 10y ago
First explain what is wrong with the LO 5 design? I find the ribbon gui horrible. The fact that the buttons and menu haven't changed that much since ten years, so what? It does the job. The only office gui better was the Lotus Suite on
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by arviewer 10y ago
Totally agree! I find the ribbon gui a total mess. I'm glad I can use LibreOffice, and since version 5 the layout is quite allright. I don't know what should be better. It is exactly like I expect it, buttons are where I want them
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by arviewer 10y ago
Busses and trucks don't fit under it, so it cannot pass it and vice versa. Traffic lights and bridges have to be adapted or avoided. It could work on longer straight roads, no corners.
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by arviewer 10y ago
Just another reason not to put all your eggs in one basket. Using Firefox as browser, no Hotmail or Outlook, no login at Windows 10 installation, this all seems to have little effect on the installations I've done the past weeks.
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by arviewer 10y ago
Just wondering - would it be possible to send a header back to webservers forbidding them to fingerprint my browser? Would that have any chance legally?
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by arviewer 10y ago
Is my browser uniquely identifiable? Yes! This is no surprise, not anymore at least. I pass the first three tests here, but fingerprinting does the trick. About one in 50k browsers has the same fonts as me. About one in 30k browsers have th
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by arviewer 10y ago
This is probably just for fun!
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by arviewer 10y ago
Then use both!
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by arviewer 10y ago
Isn't it better to use a cheap non-TSA lock on your luggage? If they open it, the lock is destroyed, and you know for sure someone has opened it - either personel or someone with criminal intentions. Or will this result in more trouble
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by arviewer 10y ago
Interesting read. What I don't understand is why other body hair is not mentioned, and if that has the same effect. If not, what makes a beard different?
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by arviewer 10y ago
This reminds me of a quote from Biz Stone, Twitter founder: It takes ten years to become an overnight success. https://twitter.com/liftapp/status/472080510546903040
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by arviewer 10y ago
Oh I thought that made an easy target!
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by arviewer 10y ago
I love that right rear view mirror attached to the left front wheel! ;-)
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by arviewer 10y ago
Proper nesting layout will only work if they use proper nesting. Given the limitations - great job! I only use the first two lines as the png does not load.
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by arviewer 10y ago
When shop personel is not friendly, we tend to think that that person is not a friendly person, as a character trait. When I'm not friendly in the same situation, it's because I didn't get enough sleep, or because I had a fig
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by arviewer 10y ago
The book that was free yesterday is not free today. If you haven't claimed it yesterday, you have to pay now. So it's a temporary offer. If I need a book, I'm willing to pay for it. But sometimes these books are nice offers.
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by arviewer 10y ago
Register at Packtpub, then open this link: https://www.packtpub.com/packt/offers/free-learning You get a new book every day, although sometimes they offer books that are already offerend months ago. The downside i
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by arviewer 10y ago
I'm from the Netherlands. If an employer wants to fire you, he has to follow certain rules. If you have a temporary contract, he can just let you go after that period, so that's a popular method - just hire people temporary. Howev
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by arviewer 10y ago
So the fight has started! Interesting to see how Ireland is going to react. And then what effect will this have on the negotiations? On second thought - this is probably not a fight. This is probably not even a plan. This is the result of n
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by arviewer 10y ago
When E-mail was written with a capital E - those were the days!
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by arviewer 10y ago
For this to work they only need one little chip that can do what the secure enclave does. They can then require that chip in Android phones. That's a lot cheaper and easier. Then they need to control the manufacturing of this chip, not
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by arviewer 10y ago
> Since the security of Android depends on hardware and OEM software not under Google's control, depending on FDE is apparently pointless. For 99% of the users, this is complete nonsense. Why do we encrypt the phone? Are we afraid o
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by arviewer 10y ago
I still have an Intertec Superbrain here. The looks of it alone make it worth keeping. It needs repairs, but I'm afraid the screen is dead (has stains on it), and then it's probably over. I would like to be able to copy the 5.25&q
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by arviewer 10y ago
You can use a client check to check for the basic requirements, like minimum and maximum length, characters required or allowed etc. Then when the user submits his password, you can do a serverside check.
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by arviewer 10y ago
But there is a good chance that these GET parameters are logged by the webserver. Even if these servers are very secure and strictly monitored, one bad employee can cause a lot of trouble.
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by arviewer 10y ago
There should be a Nulled Science Magazine!
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by arviewer 10y ago
Probably even better to try sudo -i! ;-)
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by arviewer 10y ago
There are two types of helium. Helium 4 is useless except for balloons. It's cheap and there's a big supply. Helium 3 is just 0,000137% of the total, is important for science or stuff, and this is not sold for balloons.

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