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by bmm6o 17y ago
Part of the problem is the terrible name, "SQL Injection". I've heard it referred to by another term, something like "subverting the structure of the sql statement" (no, it's not as catchy). Even just calling it that gives a much more fun
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by bmm6o 17y ago
C:\Users\bmm6o>ping www.penzba.co.uk Ping request could not find host www.penzba.co.uk. Please check the name and try again.
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by bmm6o 17y ago
> or P=NP and nature has figured it out. I know you're speaking loosely, but what is this supposed to mean? The folding is just a physical process, right? We may find it intractable to model or predict, but it still happens.
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by bmm6o 17y ago
That may be one way to implement iterators, but it's nothing like the method C# actually uses. See e.g. the series starting at http://blogs.msdn.com/ericlippert/archive/2009/07/09/iterato...
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by bmm6o 17y ago
The button colors give away that it's an intentional tribute, but how many design parameters are there for a 4 operation calculator? Especially since the hardware dictates the general geometry (e.g. taller than it is wide).
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by bmm6o 17y ago
the phrase "picking up nickels in front of a steam roller" refers to doing something dangerous for little gain.
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by bmm6o 17y ago
How exactly does a turbine engine connect to a regular car transmission? The article is very short on details.
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by bmm6o 17y ago
Everything I've read indicates that the bonds are almost certainly fakes, and that there's rarely any legitimate reason to physically move even 1% that much cash. The linked article doesn't really dispute that, with it's talk of spy noveli
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by bmm6o 17y ago
Can't it be because they are proud of accomplishing something difficult? The harder the challenge, the greater the pride. Also, you're looking for a specific answer to a very abstract question. You can't ask why something is highly-valued