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by fjcaetano 13y ago
That's the point. Of course the tweet may have been replicated everywhere as important news does. Every newspaper should, in fact, repost it, but was really just the tweet what peaked the stock's values?
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
Just adding another thing: what's to be contested in this article is if the tweet was the only thing that leveraged Apple's stocks to those values. Of course it may have been replicated everywhere, but was really just those few ch
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
I didn't get your point. Of course the tweet isn't worth a damn, but the information is. Just like newspaper as you said. But, since he chose Tweeter to disclose those news, his tweet, in fact, is worth $12.5B
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
Python is gold
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
Authentication is problematic, because using a photo can trigger the algorithm to successfully authenticate the user. I've done this a couple of times with my brother's phone. All I had to do as load his profile picture on my phon
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
The difference is that SQL injection will only happen when using raw queries. System (as you mentioned) or EXEC injections, however, may get out of hand.
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
Holy shit! Look at this! This is hilarious! https://github.com/bratliff/engconf/blob/0b8f003edc5f5d25fe1...
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
At first I thought "this is so mean" when I saw the search query, but with your comment comes a silver lining...
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
This is very interesting. A friend of mine is trying to make an Arduino quadcopter so he can learn the framework. It's already functional, but there's still some work to do like stabilization algorithms and GPS stuff.
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
In my opinion, this is the best example of a selfless action that turns itself into positive a valuable marketing. Volvo gave up profiting millions (billions?) for "the sake of mankind" which gave them an image of a company that c
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
One last thing, doors and conventional deadbolts locks are not very secure on their on. Lockpicks can easily open a single cylinder lock (well, I did it for fun). So, in my opinion, smart locks actually give you another superficial security
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
That's a good point, but as mentioned, if one really wants to get in, there are easier ways than to hack the door. A crossbar to the door is cheaper and demands less effort. The EMP is a nice thought, I think it would render the electr
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Are Smart Locks Secure, or Just Dumb?(gizmodo.com)
2 points by fjcaetano 13y ago|4 comments
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by fjcaetano 13y ago
Quite interesting. It gets easier as you teach your brain some tricks and gets the speed.
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Cocoapod Badges/Shields with pod's latest version.(blog.flaviocaetano.com)
2 points by fjcaetano 13y ago|0 comments
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SQLite modelling with MySQL Workbench(blog.flaviocaetano.com)
1 points by fjcaetano 13y ago|0 comments
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The importance of documentation and an ObjC integration(blog.flaviocaetano.com)
1 points by fjcaetano 13y ago|0 comments
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Aprenda a documentar seus projetos em Objective-C com appledoc(devmedia.com.br)
1 points by fjcaetano 13y ago|0 comments
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NSStringMask: Simplifying masks in Obj-C(blog.flaviocaetano.com)
1 points by fjcaetano 13y ago|0 comments
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The Best XCode Tip No One Ever Gave You(blog.flaviocaetano.com)
2 points by fjcaetano 14y ago|1 comments