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   by esnard 10y ago

   I got 7 on the third challenge with that solution: transitive([],0,[])
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   by esnard 10y ago

   Twitter also sends the password + email + name on each keypress once the user has entered at least 6 characters on it signup page. [0] [0]: https://twitter.com/signup
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   by esnard 10y ago

   I would love to try this test. I guess I would be tricked too, but that's definitely something I want to try.
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   by esnard 10y ago

   Also, the requests seem to come from a node exit IP, which are public, so identifying a Tor user is easy. Tor provides anonymity by giving all its users the same fingerprint. The fact that you're using Tor isn't a secret. About th
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   by esnard 10y ago

   Pretty sure you meant tens of billions.
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   by esnard 11y ago

   Yes, it is. https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&q=github EDIT: "We're investigating a high number of errors." https://twitter.com/githubstatus/status/711965206029725697
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   by esnard 11y ago

   Doesn't that allow to execute evil code if one of the StackOverflow answers is edited?
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   by esnard 11y ago

   vertical-align is another example of the "this is not as simple as you might think" problem.
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   by esnard 11y ago

   Firefox 45 on Windows, the boxes are displayed as expected: http://i.imgur.com/HaKqrcG.png
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    by esnard 11y ago

    Note to Chrome users: Chrome comes with a bundled version of Flash, so it's not because you didn't install it that Flash isn't installed.
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    by esnard 11y ago

    It's not an easy process to stop maintaining softwares for such large companies. Flash is still widely used, and so many websites still rely on it that it will take a lot of time to fully abandon it, so Adobe will still have to fix all
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    by esnard 11y ago

    Well, according to WHOIS brushesapp.com have been updated on 2015-08-01, so I guess he's fine.
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    by esnard 11y ago

    I guess that Reddit only rounds that number down, so that posts in end November still display a "2 months ago" last activity.
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    by esnard 11y ago

    https://github.com/ericdouglas He used to commit every single day until November 26th, so its absence is worrying. I hope he's fine.
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    by esnard 11y ago

    Oh, that is bad news. I've noticed they've removed the link a few weeks ago, but the old URL was still working... I was hoping that they would have let that page. :( Sad to see that this functionnality is removed without any offic
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    by esnard 11y ago

    That's also how PHP handles it for its password_needs_rehash function: http://php.net/manual/en/function.password-needs-rehash.php (PHP >= 5.5)
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    by esnard 11y ago

    If you were already using bcrypt (or any "slow hash algorithm"), double-hashing may be very slow.
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    by esnard 11y ago

    document.getElementsByClassName("op-item-info__cost__price")[0].textContent; "$59900" Tested on both Firefox & Chromium, so it doesn't seem like a font issue.
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    by esnard 11y ago

    Same reaction here. I'm not used to reading American prices, and the missing dot scared me as I didn't expect anything higher than $1000.
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    by esnard 11y ago

    Correct link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea_and_weapons_of_mas...
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    by esnard 11y ago

    Actually you can both systems at the same time. DNS blocking is one efficient solution for devices which doesn't have access to Adblock, but it doesn't block you from using Adblock on your computers and your compatible phones &#x2
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    by esnard 11y ago

    Actually it isn't specific to GROUP BY, the problem comes from the fact that some DMBS (MySQL for example) which ignore leading and trailing whitespaces (and other stuff like capitalization) while comparing strings, leading them to cou
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    by esnard 11y ago

    English translation for people who don't understand French: "If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him."
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    by esnard 11y ago

    "Good afternoon, I'm very happy that you've sent a solution to our very good enigma we've published last week, our review team analyzed it and they would like you to stop contacting us with your miscellany of formulas, s
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    by esnard 11y ago

    They actually have a wall of fame: http://stackexchange.com/about/security
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    by esnard 11y ago

    Actually the modulus needs to divide the number of possible output of rand(), which is by definition (MAX_RAND - MIN_RAND + 1), if you want to have a uniform distribution (assuming your rand function has a uniform distribution). In the spec