dewiz

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   by dewiz 12y ago

   Completely agree, I've tried three times to start using Xamarin always hitting the paywall, it's annoying and I'm pretty sure they lost a lot of visibility this way. Just waiting for MS to buy them or release something simila
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   by dewiz 12y ago

   supposedly 0.0000000001 billions of $ shit happens, design for the worst.
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   by dewiz 12y ago

   using multiple browser is breaking the user experience. you should be able to click a link and do whatever you have to do without worrying. Google should just make the links better, ie include a hash of the identity to use, so the user does
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   by dewiz 12y ago

   Personally I interact only on web sites where I can register with my email address. The sites you listed are those that I avoid more, I don't like knowing my comments are tight to my personal identity on a service that does also manage
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   by dewiz 13y ago

   since the site itself is on the homepage I couldn't not try the recursive call to the site. apparently it doesnt load more than one nested level (ipad safari).
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   Information on Microsoft Azure and Heartbleed(blogs.msdn.com)

   1 points by dewiz 13y ago|0 comments
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   by dewiz 13y ago

   You're right, my bad 😊 lol, that was a bit too open eh ?
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   by dewiz 13y ago

   "Alternatively, you can choose to use a different operating system, such as one of the many Linux variants, or even purchase a new computer running OS X or Chrome OS. If you prefer mobile operating systems as a replacement to your mach
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   by dewiz 13y ago

   ..which will lead the admins to introduce a global char replace function to keep the site clean :)
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    Firefox 28 for Win: characters are not rendered fixed size spaced and words are not recognized. IE 11: well supported, renders as fixed size and words can be found with the search function as in Chrome. I'm a bit surprised :) tbh I wa
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    typescript at stackoverflow http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/typescript
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    I'm not sure what you are saying is completely correct. However in the cloud you should design for that, everything will eventually fail and your service should manage. ie. avoid stateful VMs, provide sufficient redundancy etc. Design
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    Out of curiosity, which country/part of the world ? What is the average price and speed there ?
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    how would you avoid having the entire volume file being uploaded/downloaded when you are just browsing it (access time changing) or changing just a small file ? let's say you have a TC volume of 5GB that contains your personal not
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    that's precisely how I feel about HN. Many times I wanted to express controversial opinions in a respectful way, but I am too scared to get downvoted. I ended up being just a reader and spending less and less time on HN. Too bad for a
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    I don't understand what you're saying. Brute force is always possible. Succeding is only a matter of time. Suppose you find the password for one of those files, then you would be able to decrypt all your ransom data. When it comes
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    Is it just me, or a random new aes pwd for each file makes perfect sense? Otherwise once you brute force one file you could decrypt all the other ones.
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    Given that human muscles also grow and self heal, yes we're still long from a better solution 😊
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    could someone point to some article that expand on this topic ? thanks
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    So you are saying we should not trust Chris, instead we should trust you. I would surely trust more if the private forum for Glass owners was not private at all, so that we could rely on hundreds of different experiences. As for being in HN
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    A computer on every desk. A computer in every pocket. A computer in every body. A computer as everybody.
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    I'm quite surprised to see this on HN homepage, I mean this is such a great and popular tool that I would expect everyone to know about it and find it just an obvious link not to upvote. Does anyone know if there is a lib to read and w
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    Apart from size and many functions that translate 1:1, where it really doesn't make sense to use Jquery (time to learn ?) there are two extra factors: 1. the extra http call to load a library, that can be optimized 2. licensing, some c
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    thank you!!
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    Similar nicety on tartaglia's triangle, which represents infinite powers of 11
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    iirc there was an article few days ago about tools to detect trucrypt encryption types in use. The article mentioned the presence of some files cached by OSes, sometimes disclosing the presence, the type or even part of the content of TC v
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    even worse with Apple and Sony placements in House of cards if you want. Personally I have been noticing awkwardness since the 80s mostly because directors don't have a clue about real IT use cases, mostly they try to impress, that&#x2
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    techienews.co.uk reports the wrong date for the protest, Feb 14, while the real date is Feb 11. https://thedaywefightback.org
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    food, pollution, poverty, war.. many aspects where US does "more" than others
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    by dewiz 13y ago

    Internet Explorer (v2 or v3 I can't remember) suffered a similar bug, basically pages would load or load faster if you "gave more cpu" to the thread, by moving your mouse over the window. Noone ever believed me but now I fee