baudehlo

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1. 241.▲
   by baudehlo 12y ago

   Going back a screen in the mail app is as simple as swiping right. I don't understand why you'd need a huge thumb for that. It doesn't need to reach up to the top of the screen.
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   by baudehlo 12y ago

   You measure them relative to those who achieve high performance.
3. 243.▲
   by baudehlo 12y ago

   Because our current processes have resulted in such diversity in the workspace? /s
4. 244.▲
   by baudehlo 12y ago

   I have no idea why this comment got so downvoted. This is exactly the software I've spent the last year building and it works incredibly well for our customers.
5. 245.▲
   by baudehlo 12y ago

   It's clearly a port of Brad's ShipIt from Perl to JS
6. 246.▲
   by baudehlo 12y ago

   No because the let keyword didn't exist before. So existing code won't suddenly start to throw. The article's author is making a terrible, bogus argument.
7. 247.▲
   by baudehlo 12y ago

   Yes, Osborne Computers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osborne_effect
8. 248.▲
   by baudehlo 12y ago

   You probably need a better mail server that can more easily handle that load. Check Haraka out (shameless plug, but it's designed for high loads and this kind of app).
9. 249.▲
   by baudehlo 12y ago

   I run Email It In: https://emailitin.com I have over 140 paying customers and lots more free users. This year I added support for Egnyte which should bring in some larger enterprise users. The system runs great with very little
10. 250.▲
    by baudehlo 12y ago

    V8 literally compiles regexps to X86 machine code the first time they are executed. They are not compiled into an FSA that gets walked in the traditional sense. Hopefully that lowers your concern level.
11. 251.▲
    by baudehlo 12y ago

    V8 compiles regular expressions to machine code.
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    If it matched the first, match[2] is set. If it matched the second, match[3] is set. Or you use a better regexp library than the default JS one and use named captures.
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    It's sad that this question hasn't actually even been answered yet. Some things perl does under the hood to be fast are that integers are (mostly) actually integers under the hood. Arrays are actually arrays under the hood (a fact
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    Note that this is a lot easier with Gas than with Electric due to the heat retention of the rings, at least I found. You can kill the heat really quickly with Gas (which is why no commercial kitchen uses electric).
15. 255.▲
    by baudehlo 12y ago

    This is the reason JGC doesn't support the idea of a pardon for just Turing. If a pardon is to happen, it has to be applied to all gays persecuted during that time period.
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    I honestly wouldn't ask if I thought that bcrypt could be cracked by knowing the number of iterations. Now there may be other bcrypt attacks out there, but none have been announced, and the usage of bcrypt was announced in the text of
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    I think if you check how active u/kn0thing is on the reddit thread about this, you might feel a bit better. Although u/ekjp is rather less active there, so it should be interesting to say the least. https://www.reddit.c
18. 258.▲
    by baudehlo 12y ago

    Be nice to know the number of rounds used though - the default of 10 in most implementations is starting to become not enough. Also bcrypt does not seem to be FreeBSD's default libcrypt implementation from the source code [1] - it appe
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    The correct analogy would be Event Viewer, not the Registry.
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    PhantomJS (at least the 1.x branch) still randomly crashes a lot too.
21. 261.▲
    by baudehlo 12y ago

    Yeah I find it very odd that ng-click="some_function()" doesn't throw up any kind of error if that function isn't defined on the scope (even when you click). Very very frustrating (though maybe I'm missing some sett
22. 262.▲
    by baudehlo 12y ago

    I'd really like to know what the mail server software was that failed this way.
23. 263.▲
    by baudehlo 12y ago

    That plus Christmas.
24. 264.▲
    by baudehlo 12y ago

    Amazing. What about the proper file creation? (Although that's not that hard with a couple of calls to "cat" but getting the order right is hard for people who haven't done it before).
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    Honestly this sounds absolutely awesome. If it packages it all up into the appropriate types of files for nginx and/or haproxy all the better. Any chance of adding wildcard support? We need that.
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    Extend past a few decades and you're beyond the lifetime of the black box, sadly. It would be really frustrating to finally find the plane only to never actually find out what happened.
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    I guess the question becomes who is going to pay for these robots? They'll need the ability to dive deep, explore, and then come up for "air" (a recharge). Those aren't going to come cheap. Perhaps the undersea cable con
28. 268.▲
    by baudehlo 12y ago

    Which is really only relevant if it's ever found. The ocean is HUGE.
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    Can you explain what difference it makes whether it's A or "seed"? Surely ultimately it just matters what percentages people take.
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    by baudehlo 12y ago

    I can absolutely concur that it crashes frequently. I have high hopes v2 fixes this. Most of the crashes are due to WebKit bugs that have since been resolved in QT5.