feelix

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by feelix 11y ago
I've been staring at that for 5 minutes and I can't for the life of me see what doesn't make sense. What doesn't make sense?!
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by feelix 11y ago
McDonalds would be perfect
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by feelix 11y ago
How much CPU power do you need to process encryption in TOR?
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by feelix 11y ago
It'll make no difference if you do it. If say 30% of people do it, then it'll make their databases of who clicked on what quite worthless. Unfortunately I don't see it reaching critical mass without providing some direct bene
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Show HN: OS X Bootable Install Disk Creator(macdaddy.io)
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by feelix 11y ago
And programming anything, or taking over the universe for that matter, is just a matter of the hitting the right keys on the keyboard in the right order.
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by feelix 11y ago
>It safeguards against garden-variety incompetence[1]. It provides some defense against the large number of badly-intentioned people who can write an Objective-C app The exploits tend to be trivial, often trivial enough to fit into a sin
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by feelix 11y ago
That is nothing that cannot be trivially obviated with a date check before doing bad stuff.
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by feelix 11y ago
Apart from that it doesn't get you any additional protection whatsoever. With all the root OS X exploits floating around that bust you out of the sandbox as well as giving you full system access, as someone that has several utilities o
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by feelix 11y ago
I think maybe he meant it as a Russian winter
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by feelix 11y ago
There are always casualties when managers make decisions and policies based on things they have absolutely no understanding of. At least programmers were able to do it anyway with this particular case, as Steve had no way of knowing it was
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by feelix 11y ago
Why was he against object orientation?
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by feelix 11y ago
It is Schroedinger who said that, who, considering his time in history, had a very broad view of what quantum mechanics and DNA are. Given his high level viewpoint he was correct, considering that he was making a reference to interactions a
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by feelix 11y ago
You can pin responsibility onto a huge corporation. They can be liable for it. But you cannot control the behavior of random people on the internet without seriously impinging upon the general freedom of people everywhere. So the question o
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by feelix 11y ago
> Stefan Esser for flinging the vulnerability into the breeze for anyone to catch Then let me help you with this one. The former is responsibility of the worlds most profit corporation with tens of thousands of employees, and the latter
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by feelix 11y ago
With google's recent bias towards becoming more and more product oriented in their first page of results (which is good for their bottom line), alongside their tendency to become worse for academic purposes over time (for example makin
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by feelix 11y ago
This issue is related to TRIM in the context of command queuing, not the relatively ancient straightforward TRIM which Windows supports.
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by feelix 12y ago
Does anyone have a link on how to diagnose whether your machine exhibits this crash? everything that I can find that was available has been removed by Apple or expired.
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by feelix 12y ago
The pointer would get freed later, but freeing a pointer does not change the pointer address. Eg: If the pointer is storing the address "10" and you free 10, the value 10 is not lost, the value 10 points to gets freed though. Assu
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by feelix 12y ago
I currently use FastSpring and AquaticPrime for the licensing. Would you be able to be a drop in replacement for them? currently paying them thousands monthly. $25 a month and 0% transaction fees is sounding very inviting.
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by feelix 12y ago
The way I'd be interested in seeing a high level introduction would be by having some snippets of code in C, and then their equivalents of Haskell. Then an explanation, if that's needed. Because otherwise I'm spending most th
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by feelix 12y ago
I am in the tropics on the equator and the concept of 4 seasons is meaningless here. At least when I was in New Zealand I could just inverse the seasons to see what USA based companies and people were talking about when they referenced thei
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by feelix 12y ago
After spending hours searching, I ended up finding the way I wish I'd seen it explained in the beginning: http://www.altdevblogaday.com/2011/05/17/understanding-the-f...