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by desdiv 12y ago
Same here. FF 33.0 on Ubuntu 14.04. I wish they had the courtesy to put up a "Sorry, your browser is not supported" instead of having me answering everything and then finding out it doesn't work.
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by desdiv 12y ago
Gotta love how Canada surreptitiously took over half of the eastern seaboard.
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by desdiv 12y ago
This whole thread is based on OP's need for GWT Chrome extension to develop his company's webapp. So presumably OP can have a old Chrome version just for web development and a separate browser for his regular browsing needs. I d
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by desdiv 12y ago
How the hell did C++ lose to Javascript on the first benchmark!? And it's not just a little slower either, it's 36% slower than the fastest Javascript implementation.
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by desdiv 12y ago
It's true for Rust as well. What these three languages have in common is that they don't require parentheses around the switching boolean expression, and when you have things like: if expression1 expression2 it can be fie
936.
by desdiv 12y ago
It's pointless to argue over these kind of things. Every major project/company has their own codified code style guide, and if you want to contribute/earn your salary then you must follow that style guide to the T. Here'
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by desdiv 12y ago
You talk as if these investment banks were poor helpless living creatures or something. They gambled and they lost, then they had their government cronies bail them out. An analogy would be an idiot gambling away his entire live savings on
938.
by desdiv 12y ago
Equity trades are reported, but what about the other types of securities? What about derivatives? You know, the thing that had a huge role in the 2008 crisis?
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by desdiv 12y ago
There's a official Visual Studio extension that does something similar[0]. It's surprisingly well received by the HN crowd[1], for a Microsoft product that is. [0] http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/arc
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by desdiv 12y ago
Look into "high risk merchant accounts". Quite a few CC processors specialize in it. Porn shops, gun shops, marijuana dispensaries, etc, all fall under that umbrella. Despite the derogatory name, I actually doubt these kind of bus
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by desdiv 12y ago
I'm not sure that Swift belongs on that list. It was announced back in June and there still no compiler for any non-Apple platforms. It's safe to say, at this point, that portability isn't one of Swift's goals.
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by desdiv 12y ago
George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-four is just the kind of book that you would expect to be banned in China – all that talk of Big Brother, Newspeak and the rewriting of history is far too close to the bone, surely. So I was amazed to come a
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by desdiv 12y ago
A compiler plugin that converts brainfuck code into Rust at compile time, letting your BF programs be optimised by LLVM to super-fast native code.
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by desdiv 12y ago
the CC companies are on the hook for it The CC companies pass it down to the retailers in terms of transaction fees, who in turn pass it down to the consumers. It doesn't matter whether your card gets stolen or not. It doesn't m
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by desdiv 12y ago
Kinda funny how the top story was "Stop Changing UIs for No Good Reason" earlier this morning, and then this comes up.
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by desdiv 12y ago
Searching "apis.io" on your site returns the right result, but clicking on that result results in a 404 :)
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by desdiv 12y ago
It has almost nothing to do with the breeding conditions. Factory farming techniques are pretty much identical across the globe. The reason is salmonella. USDA mandates egg washing to combat salmonella. But the washing process also destroys
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by desdiv 12y ago
They did, in a separate article: Update, Nov 18: The USA Freedom Act does not renew the entirety of the Patriot Act, which consisted of over 100 sections changing numerous electronic surveillance laws. The USA Freedom Act does extend three
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by desdiv 12y ago
It was a "manager's amendment" from the House Judiciary Committee, meaning that it was a majority consensus of whole committee. Here are the 23 Republican members on the committee: Bob Goodlatte, Virginia, Chairman
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by desdiv 12y ago
I believe that the combination of HTTP/2 and TLS length-hiding makes that attack impractical. Though admittedly we're still years away from widespread deployment of those two technologies.
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by desdiv 12y ago
I use this example myself quite a bit, although we've also got to figure out the distinguishability from page sizes issue. Different Wikipedia pages are different sizes, and they're still different sizes when they're encrypt
952.
by desdiv 12y ago
It doesn't yet, unfortunately. There's a related feature request for syncing user added certificates: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=583935 But syncing which certificates to delete is probably a much
953.
by desdiv 12y ago
Can't you just delete the CA from the browser? On Firefox it's preferences -> advanced -> certificates -> view certificates.
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by desdiv 12y ago
Here's a Google Translate of the README.md file: Based on a cursory analysis of the executable file and application development can be concluded that the performance of the Election Calculator entrusted single Studénka, probably worki
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by desdiv 12y ago
To add to that, Ulbricht voluntarily agreed to this sale: WHEREAS, the Government and Ulbricht agree that, due to the volatile market for bitcoins, the Computer Hardware Bitcoins risk losing value during the pendency of the forfeiture proc
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by desdiv 12y ago
In Scala, its: var cache = Seq(1,2,3) cache :+= 4 The cache is immutable and freely shareable. Any other thread and come in and read it and be guaranteed that its current state is valid.
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by desdiv 12y ago
One, each core has to know about the other cores' search space and avoid it (to avoid duplicating effort) so you will contend on some sort of 'visited node' cache. Just make the visited node cache public and immutable. Two
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by desdiv 12y ago
Martin Greenberger, who is associate professor at the School of Industrial Management of M.I.T., has been working with computers for fourteen years. He wasn't a journalist.
959.
by desdiv 12y ago
Up until 1983 you couldn't naturalize unless you adopted a Japanese family name. Maybe that's what OP was referring to.
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by desdiv 12y ago
Minor nitpick: I think you meant "public cryptography" instead of "non-government cryptography". Differential cryptanalysis was publicly unveiled in 1990; IBM first discovered it in 1974, but NSA came in and classified i

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