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by dekz 14y ago
> If your UDID is contained in the list, take a minute to help us identify the traitor that did give your information to the FBI without any your agreement and without warrant ! Wouldn't it also be useful to gather information about who
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by dekz 14y ago
Err, not exactly the same way. Sure if you have a rainbow table of all the possible values of the hash construct then it would take a negligible amount of time. Doing the math of all possible values in the Hash space you will quickly see th
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by dekz 14y ago
If you're comparing plain text passwords then you've already done something wrong. You'll find the hash construct mitigates against attacks like these due to its nature, especially with a per user salt.
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by dekz 14y ago
This does seem weird to me, as you said the java executable by default gets installed to /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/JavaAppletPlugin.plugin/Contents/Home/bin/java. Whereas the java executable within the jdk package gets installed to /Librar
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by dekz 14y ago
For those who want to know, here is what is inside the .pkg files within the DMG. If you want to have a custom install directory in a non OSX specific directory structure then you can extract the packages and it should work appropriately. J
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by dekz 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poes_law
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by dekz 14y ago
As am I, considering almost weekly I used to get my iTunes account reset from failed attempts (maybe an old app or suspicious activity?). More likely the writer erred and reused the password.
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by dekz 14y ago
When choosing Rackspace + Ruby Sinatra I received this result: Sending... Registering App Details... Validating Uploading App 500 Things are not that 500 red number seems like an error code to me which doesn't provide me with much informati
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by dekz 14y ago
Yes I was confused also, it's actually an Update post on Ouya's Kickstarter project, not a new project for HumanElement.
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by dekz 14y ago
I don't see how my comment may be interpreted as starting an argument. I was simply replying on your comment on HTTPS just 'work'ing once you ignore the man in the middle attack. It's not privacy from an employer that is the underlying issu
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by dekz 14y ago
Especially when the examples are written in a language which has mixins as core functionality.
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by dekz 14y ago
So the proxy server acts as a forced man in the middle? This has to be one of the most atrocious things I have ever experienced. Forcing a man in the middle is insane especially in a large company where there may well be a lack in competenc
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by dekz 14y ago
You argue as if MU just ignored DMCA requests, they did not.
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by dekz 14y ago
> We want to make password cracking extremely difficult. It's a problem a big site should want to throw some money at. Maybe we should start heading back in the other direction, like making our stacks secure and not expecting a data lea
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by dekz 14y ago
If you're complaining about the memory usage, lower the max heap size with the arguments: -Xms512m -Xmx512m. If it's CPU usage: turn off some of those addons. You can't say Java 7 is the root cause of the CPU usage and not Eclipse.
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by dekz 14y ago
> The "Slide to unlock" probably was inspired by Sony walkman's "slide to open". Or you know, the physical slide to unlock bars on gates. I don't understand this misguided uproar around company Y suing company X for patent infringement.
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by dekz 14y ago
More often then not saying something isn't required. A simple smile can be a day brightening compliment.
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by dekz 14y ago
I wouldn't say altruism, more like an anarchist's expectation. It seems some people would've liked there to be no observation just to 'shake things up' and then have to move to a new model. Hawking does mention in the video that the greates
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by dekz 14y ago
This is the reason it didn't work for me, Ghostery (Chrome addon) blocks mixpanel.
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by dekz 14y ago
Note simply throwing hardware at it won't solve all performance cases. Some sites[1] are using RC4 for their symmetric encryption. AES is a popular scheme but it's not the only one used. [1]: https://www.google.com
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by dekz 14y ago
You and the OP are comparing apples and oranges. VIM is an editor, Eclipse is an IDE. You can have your cake and eat it too [1]. Eclipse is a good cross platform IDE yes, but throwing more RAM at it won't make it feel natural and native to
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by dekz 14y ago
Surely all editors will have half-baked Vim unless the editor is actually Vim.
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by dekz 14y ago
I feel like this is the wrong choice for Dropbox. Wouldn't they still be under DMCA safe harbour just as if I uploaded copyrighted material myself? Or is any type of downloader to your Dropbox against the terms of service as an 'Unwanted fe
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by dekz 14y ago
cmd+opt+f has to be one of the most awkward keyboard shortcuts for functionality I've ever seen. It's a little better to utilize quicksilver to access itunes search on a better shortcut. Check out this article ( http://macapper.com/2007/05/
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by dekz 14y ago
It's also really bad style for TAX Software. He should be sanity checking all his numeric data, wow.
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by dekz 14y ago
What management and business skills does Emacs require?
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by dekz 14y ago
I hope the tablet is more usable than the image gallery ( http://www.microsoft.com/surface/en/us/gallery.aspx ). Maybe I'm just used to slide shows, but I cannot see a case where navigating to the jpg file and then back to the page creates
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Want SPDY?(subbu.org)
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by dekz 14y ago
You have a typo in the first sentence, 'exercice'. I like your presentation of code walk throughs with slides.
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by dekz 14y ago
You're meant to move to making money from processing transactions than mining for new coins, but that's still far from now.

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