bandie91

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by bandie91 6y ago
yes you CAN if you wish of course. on the other hand nowadays 95% of domains on the Internet can be identified by IP[1][2]. so ISPs still have a pretty good guess what sites do you visit even without DNS or SNI data. [1] https://
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by bandie91 6y ago
i vote for this notation: b^p -> b^p \root p \of x -> x^(1/p) {\log_b} x -> b^? x
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by bandie91 6y ago
it's "scrolldown" :D
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by bandie91 6y ago
actually i did not feel it too tough. the intro said she is single and on the calendar there is a heart next to a name Daniel (plus "Daniel" is on the mug as well but I touch others' mug at the last resort), so my first try f
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by bandie91 6y ago
actually this "java class-like" ordering of dns labels was in place in the UK in academic networks before the internet.
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by bandie91 6y ago
and not only the size what does matter here. i bet whoever whats to use it, he must time to time update the code, because some weird software bacteria tends to rotten nowadays programms, so you can not just have written the simplest few lin
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by bandie91 6y ago
> If you use a provider like gmail or hotmail, there's a chance they're not set up as your mailto link handler. so, they should set themself up. what drives someone into invent yet another tool which accomplish something on a m
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by bandie91 6y ago
yeah FAR Commander is an underappreciated pearl
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by bandie91 6y ago
IMO, query (search) parameters are originally designed for remote database search and forms. search criteria and form fields are often contain optional and conditional fields (conditional ie. only meaningful if some other field checked or h
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by bandie91 6y ago
it was in June.
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by bandie91 6y ago
why not replace TLS with GPG/PGP? completely?