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bartman
16y ago
Please allow umlauts in names. My last name has been truncated because it contains an ß.
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bartman
16y ago
Looks amazing! I'm working on a diagram editor (UML and business processes) for Google Wave where we had to solve command ordering/merging and a lot of similar problems. We developed a javascript library to synchronize a command stack betwe
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bartman
17y ago
The user interface of this page is remarkable. Sign up without choosing a username or password generates the missing part. Downloading the randomly generated username/pass in a file (broken or intentional rickroll right now). There are a lo
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bartman
17y ago
He notified my by mail that he published my CV. As you can imagine, I was not very happy - and he removed it onto my request. Even though I think this is a nice idea, publishing the data and even providing a .zip containing all files seems
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17y ago
I was at the talk, and it wasn't very informative. Sadly, half way through the talk a free-energy wacko believing in a Hitler from the future hijacked the discussion, causing half of the people to leave. The speaker did not address the tran
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bartman
17y ago
Ubuntu 9.04 affected too, thanks for posting. Summary: FH_DATE_PAST_20XX matches on yars 2010-2099. As a workaround until the spamassasin rules are updated, the score can be lowered in local.cf: score FH_DATE_PAST_20XX 0.0
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17y ago
They are down to ~2TB for rainbow tables, calculated on GPUs, making cracking feasible. Also, the code and knowledge is put into the public: http://reflextor.com/trac/a51/wiki
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bartman
17y ago
bart at customerfind.the-bart dot org
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bartman
18y ago
It's too bad to hear this. I am very satisfied with our computer labs. We're having 7 labs with about 10 PCs each, all of them equipped with recent Intel CPUs and quite a lot of RAM. Windows or Linux (Debian or SuSE I think) on all machines
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bartman
18y ago
I can recommend Hetzner, very good network, very good administration utilities (free web-reboots, remote console if you need it, recovery system), excellent service. server4you however is a provider focusing on the "I need a cheap root serv
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Remote control a crane robot
(crane.dnsalias.com)
9 points
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bartman
18y ago
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bartman
18y ago
Except for the semantic part...
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bartman
18y ago
I actually thought about doing this quite a few times, but ran off procastinating instead of reading the man page. Will try, thanks!
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bartman
18y ago
Google uses Flash for their charts in analytics and finance.
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bartman
19y ago
I second that. Couldn't make anything off it until I went to some page and clicked the bookmarklet to see what happens. Nice idea though! "Watch websites for changes/updates" might be a start.
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New proof: piracy correlates to global warming (pic)
(pizdaus.com)
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bartman
19y ago
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6 comments
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bartman
19y ago
That's an improvement, however, after looking at it I must say that that's not multicast. This is multiple recipients for a message. You shouldn't need to address the recipients, presence already involves people subscribing to your "presenc
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bartman
19y ago
The problem with XMPPs pubsub is that they don't have a clever multicast strategy. All they it does unicast, twitter something to your 200 friends @ example.com? 200 unicast messages to example.com. (See http://www.xmpp.org/extensions/xep-
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Why CVS sucks (humor)
(ubersite.com)
6 points
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bartman
19y ago
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6 comments
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19y ago
Does anybody know a library like this for PHP or do I need to start coding? At the moment my best practice is to use a printf-like function to do escaping for me, it suffers the problems described in the article though.
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Truecrypt for OS X released (includes generic encryption layer)
(osxcrypt.org)
2 points
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bartman
19y ago
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