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by cjh_ 13y ago
#include <stdio.h> int main(void){ printf("1 && 2 = %d\n", 1 && 2); printf("1 || 2 = %d\n", 1 || 2); } What were you doing?
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by cjh_ 13y ago
I also quite like the bluntness in that it is very clear what his opinion is, I can easily understand where and how I went wrong and actively work to correct this.
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by cjh_ 13y ago
"you are not your code" an important lesson, learn it fast.
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by cjh_ 13y ago
thanks!
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by cjh_ 13y ago
If you have any more I would love one, email in profile.
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by cjh_ 13y ago
I implemented something very similar in perl a few weeks back for my user interfaces project; I wrote a desktop search client that would take a query from the user and score results based on how many and how well it matches a series of diff
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by cjh_ 13y ago
Very well put. > Best chance for a conviction is to pretend the wiretaps never happened. And this is why PRISM coming to light is a good thing as it gives the defense another reason to question intent, in the scenario above it would be B
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by cjh_ 13y ago
but your honour, by definition my stream is not(the godfather).
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by cjh_ 13y ago
> But if everyone's secrets are unveiled, everyone benefit's. I may be misinterpreting you, but I don't believe this is true. It only works if you find out other's have a similar or compatible secret. If everyone foun
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by cjh_ 13y ago
I think this has great potential for things beyond gesture control; if it can be accurate I would love to have one of these on each arm to replace my keyboard to allow me to type in the air (I have RSI). That said, I am not spending a cent
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by cjh_ 13y ago
One assumption in security / cryptography is that the process is always known, otherwise it is security by obscurity. This is still better than password reuse as the plaintext doesn't disclose your other identified without further effort, h
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by cjh_ 13y ago
I should have said 'possible to find the reverse'. For a given length it is possible to find all the inputs that could generate a possible hash relatively easy (cheap compared to other one-way-hashes).
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by cjh_ 13y ago
From the comments: > I do something similar via a shell > echo "masterpassword gmail" | md5 Please do not do this, md5 is not a cryptographic hash and is relatively trivial to reverse. Ie; is possible for someone to discover your 'm
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by cjh_ 13y ago
Many desktop machines still do, and most of the modern motherboards in full or mid-tower size still have a PS/2 port or two, for laptops PS/2 support is almost non-existent.
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by cjh_ 13y ago
Location. It may be possible to build a house for $12000, but land isn't free and the location of the land is part of determining it's price.
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by cjh_ 13y ago
If you do this so that the top brick is overhanging by half it's length and then place another brick on it, the first brick is no longer the top brick so this no longer applies.
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by cjh_ 13y ago
You are only taxed for the difference between your US taxrate and your place of residency's taxrate, this means for many citizens the tax paid to the US is very little or even $0 (but they still have to go through the trouble of filing).
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by cjh_ 13y ago
At least with username level redirects this decreases the number of available usernames, unless this is somehow taken into account.
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by cjh_ 13y ago
That could be due to other reasons, I prefer email correspondence over phone calls as it allows me to carefully think about my reply and documents it 'for free', and in the case of legal matters I can see this as being useful. But at this p
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by cjh_ 13y ago
If you live nearby is it possible for an Etsy representative to come and watch you manufacture a single item? This way IP is kept relatively confidential, unless the viewer can remember every single detail and I doubt this unless they are v
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by cjh_ 13y ago
As soon as I saw how much over the minimum it had gone, I too had the same thoughts. However I am not so sure about a kickstarter imposed maximum, as certain projects (say non physical goods) can grow indefinitely (in terms of the quantity
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by cjh_ 13y ago
http://golang.org/doc/faq#generics
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by cjh_ 13y ago
It is a common term in concurrency and parallelism that refers to a specific kind of task [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embarrassingly_parallel
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by cjh_ 13y ago
haha yes, very common to the point where I no longer have a capslock key (my keyboard is programmable, so I nuked it).
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by cjh_ 13y ago
Good points, displaying the mode isn't enough as you cannot guarantee that the point of display will be sufficient to keep the mode as the user's locus of attention. In vim I get around this by habit, I stay in command mode and only enter i
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by cjh_ 13y ago
The definition of modes given by Jef Raskin in the Humane Interface (Page 42): >"An human-machine interface is modal with respect to a given gesture when (1) the current state of the interface is not the user's locus of attention and (2
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by cjh_ 13y ago
I read this as 'give a shirt' so I was reading the article the whole time wondering 'who gets the shirt?'.
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by cjh_ 13y ago
It is more that the USA is one of the few countries that taxes on citizenship rather then residency, so this means that if you are living in another country you are still dealing with USA tax laws as well the tax laws of your country of res
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by cjh_ 13y ago
For the most part, sound is not still a problem. I commonly use 3 machines where I want sound (work,home,laptop) running a variety of different distros (arch,debian,ubuntu) and sounds works for me in all of them, mostly alsa although ubuntu
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by cjh_ 13y ago
I think GP's point was that you either 'deal with it' or find someone else (a packager for a distribution) to deal with it on your behalf, if you are having issues then a distribution is a possible solution.

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