idProQuo

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by idProQuo 13y ago
>If the evidence is as clear as Obama is trying to make it appear, why not have an independent body from the U.N. review the evidence? The thought is that Russia will find a way to veto the proposal no matter what, because they have fina
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by idProQuo 13y ago
Not the same person, but I've found that learning other languages (and making mistakes in other languages) makes you attuned to what kinds of mistakes happen when speakers of that language learn English. Just off the top of my head, Ru
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by idProQuo 13y ago
I suppose you could say it has a responsive definition, changing to suit the needs of the people saying it.
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by idProQuo 13y ago
Sure we don't have to use IE if we don't want to, but we still have to design for it. IE6 has a broken box model and more recent versions have been slow to keep up with new web standards. If it was just a case of sites looking &qu
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by idProQuo 13y ago
I keep hearing this argument, but I don't feel like it's relevant to RDRAND. Let's say the numbers are generated by by XORing RDRAND as "a" and the other parts as "b", such that for any given call: /d
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by idProQuo 13y ago
The entropy Randall calculated for "correcthorsestaplebattery" was a lower bound, meaning that if the attacker knows that you made your password out of 4 dictionary words, it still has tons of entropy. If the attacker doesn't
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by idProQuo 13y ago
I'm new to web development, so I haven't dealt with a truly hairy stylesheet yet (though I've had plenty of experience with overcoupled and hard to maintain code). Do you think tools like Sass can help alleviate some of these