charlieok

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by charlieok 14y ago
saving :)
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by charlieok 14y ago
I usually just generate additional random passwords to put in those fields, and store those in the password manager right alongside the primary password. Sure it defeats the purpose of those fields as a secondary layer if you should lose th
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by charlieok 14y ago
Can't blame you for adding a plug in there. It's your anniversary after all :)
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Commit that changed my life(egorhomakov.com)
226 points by charlieok 14y ago|57 comments
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by charlieok 14y ago
Yup, exact same story. Apparently this happens a lot :)
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by charlieok 14y ago
The Apple Store part was to get internet points.
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by charlieok 14y ago
I'm surprised that a whole class of kids who were not deaf knew enough sign language to convince the author that they were deaf.
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by charlieok 14y ago
got it, thanks :)
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Mobile Operators Announce Commitment to Firefox OS(blog.mozilla.org)
213 points by charlieok 14y ago|91 comments
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by charlieok 14y ago
That's what I meant - 20th birthday
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by charlieok 14y ago
2.0 on the 20th. Happy 20th!
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by charlieok 14y ago
It's about the operations. One Does Not Simply (tm) read a dictionary. One instead performs a “lookup” for a particular item. The dictionary is designed to make this lookup fast and reliable, which matches the purpose of these data structur
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by charlieok 14y ago
I agree with that. 'map' or 'dictionary' are the best choices I think (or 'associative array', but why bring arrays into it). That's the interface, of which a hash table is just one possible implementation.
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by charlieok 14y ago
I just wrote what it said in the README. I assume that's why he named it thus. I agree it isn't a markup language.
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TOML, Tom's Own Markup Language(github.com)
155 points by charlieok 14y ago|169 comments
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Public Knowledge comment on phone unlocking petition(publicknowledge.org)
1 points by charlieok 14y ago|0 comments
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by charlieok 14y ago
“What struck me the most about the situation is how excited she got about seizing the boat. Like she was just itching for something like this to happen. This was a very happy day for her.” I am inclined to believe this. Ugh. Makes me mad.
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by charlieok 14y ago
I feel that having a good “how we met” story is a big boost for a potential relationship. At least early on, when you have nothing else to go on. It says, “the odds of this meeting were low; this isn't a thing that happens every day, theref
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by charlieok 14y ago
Fair enough. I was thinking of all the times I've passed attractive people on hiking trails. People going downhill yield to people going uphill. Sometimes you stop and chat, ask about directions, the weather. I could easily see people wishi
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by charlieok 14y ago
haha, I was just thinking that. Every romance movie where people in a huge city lose track of each other has to ignore the existence of that city's craigslist “missed connections” page. That is, if both parties felt that way about it.
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by charlieok 14y ago
I'll take a crack at explaining the Colorado label. People here leave the Denver/Boulder area and head west into the mountains every weekend. The Sunday afternoon drive back is a miserable jam. Some of those mountain destinations are a pret
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by charlieok 14y ago
Was Reddit's AMA feature a result of paving the cowpaths? I'm thinking of it as something that organically sprouted from the community, and then became an institution. Kinda like hashtags and @-mentions on twitter. If people post AMA submis
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by charlieok 14y ago
When domain names were first used, there was no such thing as a URL. The end.
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by charlieok 14y ago
So in this scenario, what is the “decryption module” likely to be? Software you download? Software that comes with the OS? Hardware baked into the chip or motherboard? What would prevent determined users from reading, and publishing, any “s
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Cryptocat Passes Security Audit With Flying Colors(blog.crypto.cat)
2 points by charlieok 14y ago|0 comments
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10 years since POF blew up(plentyoffish.wordpress.com)
1 points by charlieok 14y ago|0 comments
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by charlieok 14y ago
I did wonder if this bit... “On January 31st, 2013, a person identifying as PG sent me an email saying that he would wish to meet to discuss a business opportunity with me.” ...was intended to refer to you, or if the initials PG are just a
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by charlieok 14y ago
Also love the photo of said bunker. https://blog.crypto.cat/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Port_sn_0...
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by charlieok 14y ago
Curious how he knew Sabu in the first place
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Using WebP to Improve Speed(blog.chromium.org)
3 points by charlieok 14y ago|0 comments

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