beached_whale

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by beached_whale 10y ago
Maybe some of the larger providers should stop pairing with these networks? Clean up their acts or have no business
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by beached_whale 10y ago
I've done that, usually I will put an undef after so that the macro's scope is limited. As far as macro's go, that is not so bad and generating the exact same code over and over is asking for errors too. Not sure of how els
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by beached_whale 10y ago
I wonder if these municipal broadband networks can be sold to a new not for profit that does the same function
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by beached_whale 10y ago
When it comes to email validate, wow why. But if you have to validate whether the recipient gets the email. You will have to do this either way. If you still want to do more, validate the hostname against dns as that can be quick and com
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by beached_whale 10y ago
SafeInt also does wonders and stops you from doing things you shouldn't without going to extremes, at least the last time I used it. https://safeint.codeplex.com/
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by beached_whale 10y ago
would ipconfig eth0 down do the trick?
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by beached_whale 10y ago
The code is based on boost asio, so the io_service is on the same thread as your code if you only start 1. Then after that I am in gdb/ldb. Asio's io_service handles the async calls portion and dispatches to my callback. From t
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by beached_whale 10y ago
Not nodejs, but I am in the process of tracking down and event loop loop (e.g. emit( event_id ) somewhere in the path of an event lisener of that name). I assume this can happen within node too. The stack trace is amazing to see.
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by beached_whale 10y ago
Generally the vtable is not much slower. I believe around the cost of an extra pointer derefence vs the alternative of branching. Also the compiler can sometimes optimize the cost to be the same as a normal call(e.g. final)
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by beached_whale 10y ago
From what I have read elsewhere, the data sets used for this type of decision making is biased towards race. That is an area of research currently. https://www.fordfoundation.org/ideas/equals-change-blog/post...
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by beached_whale 10y ago
Except attackers usually get the passwords from other sites' databases that do the same thing and don't use proper backend hashing/salting
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by beached_whale 10y ago
They often lack ram too, so that const lookup table could be sitting on flash.
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by beached_whale 11y ago
Should be able to tie the lifetimes togethor with something like weak pointers/shared pointers but more task specific such that it blocks the unloading/reloading until all shared references are gone but the weak pointers can still
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by beached_whale 11y ago
memset_s, at least in C++, is guaranteed to run for this reason
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by beached_whale 12y ago
Not sure if available in XCode or GDB, but the ability to tell VS debugger how to display custom structures is very useful
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by beached_whale 12y ago
If you happen to have a Mac that uses the same Apple ID your keychain will have the wifi connections in it.
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by beached_whale 12y ago
So we'll see more stuff like this that blends steganography and encryption so the message looks normal. Probably like the spam messages being used to train mail systems to recognize ham as spam and blend into the norm. Then the line
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by beached_whale 12y ago
new/delete have done this for a while. I wonder if this is because it is the boost filesystem v3 library mostly.
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by beached_whale 12y ago
Will another dvd or download of the full content be made available? It's been quite some time since the last and it would make a nice parting gift to buy.
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by beached_whale 12y ago
-Weverything on clang is what you want
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by beached_whale 12y ago
Data structures and algorithms are still the fundamental part. The rest is just API and a way of communicating those ideas. Rarely the problem is learning the language/editor/environment but learning how to think. The discomfor
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by beached_whale 12y ago
Looks like IBM had the contract for it. Who knows was the scope of the original RFP was though. http://www.opseu.org/information/we-can-do-it-information-sh...
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by beached_whale 12y ago
Chrocohippo is the coolest cross bread I have heard in a while. Thank you
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by beached_whale 13y ago
The same argument has been made against OSS. Google's products are free like broadcast TV. They are selling access to you via their services to marketers.