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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
This is complete bullshit, they've improved the runtime and performance in the most recent version among other things. It's not at all surprising that this application was removed would you expect to see an install Ubuntu applicat
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/watchdog.html
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
For some proof of that there are ~350,000BTC unspent from ~feb 2011 presumably owned by the same person. http://www.niksula.cs.hut.fi/~jvsalo/unspent_oct30.png
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
I can read too, announced here https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2011/10/06/plans-for-1-8-7... . However I do think discontinuing security updates after 2 years announcement for a product that even
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Strikes me as a bit silly not to patch this in 1.8 considering it's still fairly widely used and even the default for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
There's no reason to have a separate namespace though. .com in other languages should just map to .com domains.
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
The problem is even high end ATI GPUs will only generate $.50 a day and that will only get lower as the network becomes after. Anything else generates less than $.05 a day which isn't worth it at all. A network specifically for this co
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Seems more like its just background noise and they've just enabled reporting of it. I don't really see the problem everyone should have secure passwords anyway or two factor. If some random botnet can guess your password after &lt
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Maybe they've just enabled reporting for failed logins? If nothing else it would encourage people to care more about their security.
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Annoyingly, StartSSL doesn't support ECDSA (well say they are less than the required 1024 bits, which they are but are more secure comparably).
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
I can see your point but the fundamental problem is that unless you have a simple linear history a DVCS can't possibly know how to merge and apply patches without some heuristics. At best the DVCS can be a tool to assist you. There is
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
In a way NaCl offers better backwards compatibility as the code can be compiled to both NaCl and Javascript simultaneously. asm.js javascript offers subpar performance on non asm.js platforms as it is optimised to a specific subset that wou
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Ah true it appears from some SO responses you can contact support and they can restore it. But there appears no way to access the server's reflog through github or is there?
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
git can support centralised systems just as well as subversion or any other vcs. You'll note from the thread had they been using a real git repository a quick look at the reflog would have fixed this. Not to mention disabling forced pu
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Well using a Google Apps account using the web interface it included it. So maybe only gmail?
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Care to respond to this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6624094 ? The other guy has provided convincing proof.
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
s/included by default/available in the repositories/
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
It's not a private wallet it's an interface to a coinbase's shared wallet obviously they track it. If you didn't want that you would use one of the many local wallets / blockchain.info's wallet.
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
He's mining litecoin which isn't easily mined by asics. Any GPU bitcoin mining is already very unprofitable.
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
It's not really limited to one process you can just run a bash script to start everything or ideally some daemon management program.
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Your most likely going to have to restart some webserver at the very least modify symlinks to ensure a synchronized upgrade. Maybe you do support this but you have to actually explain what your service does. Also the thing with the pricing
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Still an order of magnitude easier not to shoot yourself in the foot in most higher level language. Pretty sure you still have to use plain arrays and strcmp, what are these "safe" libraries you were going to use? Unless we are ta
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Anyone capable of downloading a browser for a different OS from what they are running doesn't want to download a browser "optimized" by Yahoo.
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
I think they could be talking about github pages. Considering that's user uploaded content 4.5% seems pretty low.
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
What sort of indentation do you want? Markdown allows pre-formatted text for code and the like. http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#precode
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
> Nice, I like text files. Paragraph width is a little too wide for me, however. This is why we need markup languages like HTML. Inevitably people will want different widths paragraphs due to different devices, preferences, etc. Just bec
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
> Oh well, the real story here is an app.net link at #1 on HN. Looks like the app.net post was by a founder so I would take that with a grain of salt. Edit: While I'm at it according to https://twitter.com/mikegreens
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Same but opposite can view them via a VPN but not directly from my home connection.
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by asdfaoeu 13y ago
Not at all. ^site1^site2 would only work if it was your last command. The idea, I believe, is when your browsing around multiple versions of the same directory structure. The 'cd site1 site2' allows you to jump directly to the equivalent di
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by asdfaoeu 14y ago
It has but only that first batch. The author also makes the mistake only that first batch sold at they rate the new batch is priced at 75btc. Interesting to know how much it would cost to build your own machines only reasonable solution at

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