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by iLoch 11y ago
How? That's exactly what it's for. The attacker would attempt to sign in on their machine and would be prompted to enter a code.
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by iLoch 11y ago
So many screw ups here because of bad or no company policy. It's hard to feel bad for these guys. No live/voice confirmation between the CEO and CFO during the transfer of $700,000 worth of Bitcoins? No confirmation with the pur
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by iLoch 11y ago
Because why not, right? https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web
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by iLoch 11y ago
Yet another missed opportunity to call it Google Goggles. Not serious enough of a name? Release a product and people will take the project more seriously.
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by iLoch 11y ago
I agree, also a big benefit of having CS in schools is just in getting kids exposed to it. Would be nice if they named it something a little more friendly too, as I'm sure Conputer Science scares some people off.
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by iLoch 11y ago
Yeah I use fetch and a Redux React promise middleware module.
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by iLoch 11y ago
I've used both but I'm not part of the Appcelerator cult like most people who have invested in it apparently. Appcelerator is bad. Their OSS license is sketchy last I checked. But that's not its only problem. The community is
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by iLoch 11y ago
Actually no, POCs have been made which allow you to deploy setups which allow for live updating apps in production. Apple even allows RCE as long as it's executed in the JS engine.
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by iLoch 11y ago
Only the states that can be global need to be global. It's not an anti pattern to manage state inside the component.
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by iLoch 11y ago
Networking is a nearly trivial layer on top of the Flux pattern. I've found this especially true with Redux with the ability to easily wait on promises to mute state. Meteor has its own problems too. The nice thing about Flux architect
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by iLoch 11y ago
That sounds like a ton of work for any moderately sized application. It also seems like it would have diminishing returns as your app gets bigger, as that's when these architectures start to get useful. I have to be skeptical that your
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by iLoch 11y ago
Yeah my guess was based on the birthday paradox. Though now I see that yes the software probably chose a random number between 1 and 365 so the birthday paradox wouldn't apply.
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by iLoch 11y ago
What are the odds that it gave me the same birth date as my actual birth date? Month and day, but not year. That's quite the coincidence, though I suspect it's only something like 1:60.
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by iLoch 11y ago
Technical answer without looking would be that either they're sending the data as an octet stream or Chrome is interpreting it as such. Works for me, go figure.
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by iLoch 11y ago
That's an important note, indeed. Flux is a pattern as well as a library that represents an implementation of the pattern. Redux is another implementation (and a better one at that, in my opinion.) Specifically regarding Greyrest'
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by iLoch 11y ago
No sir this is legit Brazillian White Anglo Saxon Protestant venom.
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by iLoch 11y ago
I don't know much about battery tech but I get the feeling that "rut" is actually just their business model. Hard to sell a lot of batteries/phones/etc. that work forever.
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by iLoch 11y ago
A word of caution: you're probably right. React, Angular, Backbone cover most use cases and are proven in production, well known, and well understood. Unless you're a big company with hard problems, why should anyone pay attention
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by iLoch 11y ago
I'm probably going to burn myself here, we'll see. It seems to be written to protect minorities from majorities, as opposed to protecting everyone equally. For example they mention that they will not be handling complaints related
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by iLoch 11y ago
Probably not if the device is jailbroken.
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by iLoch 11y ago
Because Google has a "Fuck Microsoft" approach to mobile, so I'm guessing they're just taking a page out of Google's playbook.
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by iLoch 11y ago
Sounds like you guys pulled out everything except for Express. I too found the more I used Sails the less useful it became, as though it was missing a solution for anything lying outside of the very basics. Compare Sails to say, Laravel, an
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by iLoch 11y ago
This makes me want to cry.. When do you ever not have ANY logic in CRUD?
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by iLoch 11y ago
Hahah what a silly quote, damned if it isn't true though.
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by iLoch 11y ago
Wow, this looks very interesting. With the upcoming releases of Relay and GraphQL, it would be a great addition to be able to specify what data the components need as well.
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by iLoch 11y ago
ML is very difficult for porn. You end up with so many false positives it almost becomes useless compared to human moderation. "Porn" is also a very context sensitive term. What is porn vs. nude art? Is it still porn if the people
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by iLoch 11y ago
Definitely not!!! Asking people to look at child porn for you is a terrible idea, and may be illegal in many places.
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by iLoch 11y ago
This is the stuff of nightmares, congratulations!
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by iLoch 11y ago
Ah yes, perhaps demand for spare rope went up substantially in 2014.
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by iLoch 11y ago
Indeed. I'd like to see a split view on the home page - top articles on the left, new on the right. Probably bad UX but often times I come here and look at what's directly in my line of sight - clicking on a different section of t

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