borplk

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1. 1171.▲
   by borplk 14y ago

   It's interesting although I do wonder how we can get the masses to learn and start using something like this. I know it looks trivial to you and I but don't under estimate how not tech-savvy most people are.
2. 1172.▲
   by borplk 14y ago

   whatever you do make sure to document every single little detail, take photos, videos, audio recording, keep the emails, etc...
3. 1173.▲
   by borplk 14y ago

   Can someone guide me on how you'd normally sync feature branches? If you have already pushed the feature branch, doesn't rebasing mess things up because the parent and hence the hash of the commits in that branch change? My feature branches
4. 1174.▲
   by borplk 14y ago

   Looks very interesting. Good job.
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   by borplk 14y ago

   Does this mean direct peer 2 peer connection within browser? Under what conditions can there be direct peer-to-peer connection? For example is it possible to have a chat application that is purely peer-to-peer?
6. 1176.▲
   by borplk 14y ago

   Interesting. I'd be interested to see a version that uses WebSockets to transfer the data points and draw it on another screen (e.g. analytics, see how users interact in realtime).
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   by borplk 14y ago

   Almost everything I ever want to say when people look at me in awe and say "You aren't on Facebook?". I just don't get any satisfaction from maintaining a list of acquaintances and classmates that I happen to know because we happened to go
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   by borplk 14y ago

   Damn pretty smart move. They place themselves in the 'lowest common denominator' of the industry. Whilst the smaller companies and startups compete and struggle to find the right combination of factors for their awesome video/web/cloud/stor
9. 1179.▲
   by borplk 14y ago

   Interesting analysis but I don't understand the obsession with randomness of the PIN and such. Unlike 80s there are many counter measures to defend against brute force attacks. No one is going to sit down and guess/brute-force your PIN. Pro
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    by borplk 14y ago

    It's "a beginner's guide" that starts with an explanation of what an API is and then jumps straight into PHP code with cURL! When someone just learnt what an API is and doesn't have a clear idea of what it is or how it works an example code
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    by borplk 14y ago

    I'm guessing because of his prior experience he must have gotten some decent lawyers to consider that kind of thing
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    by borplk 14y ago

    Just saying, If he found the vulnerability without using Acunetix, why did he have to use Acunetix later to check if the same vulnerability has been fixed or not? Couldn't he re-check using the same way that he initially found the vulnerabi
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    by borplk 14y ago

    Is there a ready-made trusted image that people can use as a secure base? I'm not exactly good with dev ops and tweaking operating sytems. Even If I do attempt to fix it up and secure it, it will leave me uneasy because I don't fully unders
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    by borplk 14y ago

    In a couple of years I can imagine people going, "back in my days we had to use Ruby on Rails and Django to make websites...you kids have it too easy these days and don't understand a thing about the lower level stuff.."
15. 1185.▲
    by borplk 14y ago

    where are you looking at the source code? I'd like to see too
16. 1186.▲
    by borplk 14y ago

    thanks for correction
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    by borplk 14y ago

    Second example, "function scope" "Based on knowledge of several other languages (such as Java or C), this would certainly be true. However, Javascript doesn't change scope when entering if statements, loops, or anything like that, really."
18. 1188.▲
    by borplk 14y ago

    It's totally sarcasm
19. 1189.▲
    by borplk 14y ago

    I'd love to see MintEye respond.
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    by borplk 14y ago

    Oh fantastic! More stupid terminology. Just what git needs. switch, checkout, pull, push, commit, stash, branch, tag, fetch, merge, log, reflog, tree, clone, rebase, squash and cherry pick isn't enough! let's add publish, unpublish, harvest
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    by borplk 14y ago

    This is pretty stupid in my opinion. If you have real friends and family in your Facebook why the hell would you want a fake girlfriend? They will grab some random photo from the internet and create a fake profile...and your friends will as
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    by borplk 14y ago

    genius!
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    by borplk 14y ago

    I was just recently evaluating Twig for a project. I'm used to Jinja2 in Python which is almost identical to Twig. Has anyone used Twig who would share their experience?
24. 1194.▲
    by borplk 14y ago

    Am I the only one having a hard time reading lisp? Non-functional programs read like plain English. Particularly Python but I just can't get my head around the functional ones.
25. 1195.▲
    by borplk 14y ago

    such place? planet Earth.
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    by borplk 14y ago

    > I find it amusing that you realised that only after you wrote the script :-) At first I thought I'm really up to something and going to invent the image format of the future :)
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    by borplk 14y ago

    Same here. If they could improve the responsiveness of e-ink displays I really love a large e-ink display.
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    by borplk 14y ago

    That pixel by pixel approach is just an 'abuse' of 'pure css'. Of course you can have 1x1 px elements and colour them and get a proper image. I admit, at some point I did that too, it only takes ~15 lines of Python. Until I realised it beco
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    by borplk 14y ago

    I don't use Facebook and uninstalled it from my Android phone. But as soon as I connect to the internet it comes back as an 'update'!! It's so frustrating. I don't want the goddamn app. It's a Sony Ericsson Xperia. Does anyone know how to n
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    by borplk 14y ago

    Oops no sorry. I didn't pay close attention.