calloc

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by calloc 16y ago
Nate Lawson actually suggests encrypt then MAC. See http://rdist.root.org/2010/09/10/another-reason-to-mac-ciphe... which was spawned by http://www.daemonology.net/blog/2009-06-24-encrypt-then-mac....
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by calloc 16y ago
I am not at liberty to disclose the technology used unfortunately, otherwise I would have given more information in my previous post. While rails may be quick to develop with and may be great for prototypes it is not something that is ready
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by calloc 16y ago
Plenty of experience with the framework. Plenty of experience with Ruby. The scalability issues I was talking about were seen at a fortune 500 company where a Rails app was used for an internal only application. The major issues with scalin
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by calloc 16y ago
Don't. Give them a month or so to start hating Rails. As soon as you attempt to step outside of what Rails is built for or need some new piece of functionality it starts falling apart, not only that but Rails is painful to scale.
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by calloc 16y ago
Ah, that sounds familiar, have you seen: http://www.halfbakery.com/ Lovely website.
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by calloc 16y ago
What company did Oracle recently buy that was built around something known as the SPARC processor?
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by calloc 16y ago
In my ING Direct account (savings) I earn 1.1% APY currently, on 600.000 that is 6.600, that is 550 a month. If they freeze your accounts for two months, they have "earned" 1.100. Now think of the amount of money going through paypal or sit
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by calloc 16y ago
Shouldn't? malloc doesn't make any guarantees that the memory is initialised or not. In the Linux malloc man page it specifically says it is not cleared, on Mac OS X it doesn't specifically mention that it is initialised. On FreeBSD it says