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by hafabnew 14y ago
Google already did this (in part), it was called 'Sesame' and allowed you to log in to your Google account (on a desktop browser) by scanning a on-screen QR code with your phone. However it was apparently just an experiment, and unfortunate
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by hafabnew 14y ago
From the docs: ''' * Node.js [...] * jQuery [...] [...] This approach has become my hammer when web scraping tasks come up. ''' If all you have is a hammer, you may find yourself noticing that objects become more nail-like :).
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by hafabnew 14y ago
While you have many valid points, some of them could be contended: 1) Searching by event makes much more sense than 'show me what's available'. It goes some way to help the tickets (mainly) go to the people who specifically want to see _tha
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by hafabnew 14y ago
I have literally no idea what this does.
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by hafabnew 14y ago
Yes, but just so I had tonnes of gym/exercise t-shirts.
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by hafabnew 14y ago
I really think you're reading too much into it. It's not a 'poetic hack', it's just neat.
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by hafabnew 14y ago
While obviously Facebook will be storing this as hash(normal), hash(upper(normal)), and hash(lower(normal)), there's an interesting security benefit to storing this in 3 columns, 'password1', 'password2' and 'password3'. The trick then is t
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by hafabnew 14y ago
Searching for 'python global interpreter lock' yields some interest blog articles describing the problems, also some related articles about approaches to the C10k problem with python (preforking, worker processes, etc.) A++ would search aga
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by hafabnew 15y ago
After reading the install file, I definitely wouldn't use this. Aside from the snarky comments about bash, the install directions are rambling, encourage poor practices and are generally just pretty awful