glhaynes

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by glhaynes 13y ago
Has the site changed since this was posted? For me it has an "Upload Image" button.
842.
by glhaynes 13y ago
I learned long ago to sanitize my inputs/etc so I don't think I'll write more secure code for having read it, but I hadn't ever thought through exactly how an attacker might do things like time-based blind SQL injection.
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by glhaynes 13y ago
I'd be sympathetic if there weren't already so many good licenses to choose from that express so many of the configurations that people might want. If you don't like MIT, BSD, (L)GPL, Apache, Creative Commons, public domain,
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by glhaynes 13y ago
I wasn't taking exception with your interpretation but with the argument itself.
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by glhaynes 13y ago
It's OLD old. Steve Jobs used to hawk it on 486s while wearing ripped jeans. http://www.foxnews.com/static/managed/img/World/Steve%20Jobs...
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by glhaynes 13y ago
It's also like they're trying to reduce root attack surface and potential security vulnerabilities.
847.
by glhaynes 13y ago
while the current generation whines about any sort of adversity, earlier generations sucked it up and enjoyed the challenge. Or... we could reverse which side we're being charitable to: while the current generation more often demand
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OpenGL 4.4 is launched(opengl.org)
91 points by glhaynes 13y ago|11 comments
849.
by glhaynes 13y ago
:| It doesn't make it unreliable as a status page showing the status of those things it's intended to show the status of.
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by glhaynes 13y ago
pizza slices--a valid model of some fractions, but a very poor model for general understanding of fractions If you'd like, could you say a little more about why this is the case?
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by glhaynes 13y ago
You think I'm "fighting for a free, open OS" just because I'm on the same site as you? (The same site that looked like http://hhn.domador.net/2011/10/05/23/ after Steve Jobs died?)
852.
by glhaynes 13y ago
Most likely they're afraid of old Pokemon keeping people from buying new Pokemon on a new 3DS, a new 3DS that would have led to other 3DS game sales.
853.
by glhaynes 13y ago
Check what "legitimate" means.
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Really, you're using energy I'm paying for [on the meter and/or in battery longevity] to check the primality of 6533? No, I think not.
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Are we really not getting anywhere? (Serious question, not something I know much about.) Is there anywhere that significant progress is being made in IPv6 usage? If so, is it isolated to particular kinds/parts of networks?
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by glhaynes 13y ago
I'd wager that on the evolutionary path to personal aircraft, the development of self-driving cars is as necessary a step as the development of manually-driven cars and manually-piloted aircraft. Or to say it a different way: there&#x
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by glhaynes 13y ago
If you've never watched the retrospectively-named "Mother of All Demos", it's an extraordinary document of current-day technology that was somehow done in 1968. There are parts that just seem "wrong" — as seemi
858.
by glhaynes 13y ago
No, you don't get to do that. You can't say "I'm speculating that this person might have been murdered. Wow, look at what the world is coming to, that people are even considering the possibility that this person was murd
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Apparently the most recent time it was held was 2009: http://underhanded.xcott.com/?page_id=22 Looks like good reading; and links to previous years are toward the top of that page.
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Go on… actually make your case…
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by glhaynes 13y ago
I'm not sure if you misread my comment or perhaps just posted this as a reply to the wrong comment, but I completely agree that it's a good HN post and I (personally) don't think it's a problem for it to get posted again
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Of the things that get posted to HN on an average day, this technical, interesting, well-written piece that shows up every several months is the one that really bothers you to see? I've read it before too, but its having become part of
863.
by glhaynes 13y ago
This non-technical article references a "print dialog" and you're ready to cry about how all of humanity is oppressed by our 3D Printed Future being infected by the Win32 print subsystem? Forgive me if I feel like this moanin
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Its dramatic lamentations over conclusions you've drawn apparently without basis.
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Dramatic post for something you seem to know nearly nothing about.
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Or it's just a hook for catching peoples' interest in participating in the group thing the hosts were organizing. (Yes, it'd be silly to devote your time to an effort like this to try to "help" Objective-C. But I do
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Wonder if it would have without this comment.
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Thorough and on-topic, casual but not jokey. Awesome.
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Scalability just makes me want stability all the more because the stakes are that much higher.
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by glhaynes 13y ago
Interesting that he was able to maintain such passion for his work while having such a realistic view of the ephemerality of it.

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