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by itaibn 10y ago
Security hole: This could leak hash preimages that the user has in cache but are sensitive. Solution: Using a sha256="..." attribute should only allow you to access files that were initially loaded with a tag that has a sha256 att
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by itaibn 11y ago
"do these waves behave like ripples in water, so a single event generates multiple repetitive, concentric waves permeating through space?" No they don't. There is a law known as [Huygens' principle]( https://en
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by itaibn 11y ago
I disagree. If philh intended to make the finer distinction you're now making they should have stated it. As it stands they are stating both that a) "science fiction" is a fuzzy category, there's no right or wrong in how
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by itaibn 11y ago
And gender-neutral singular "they" is steadily growing more popular!
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by itaibn 11y ago
You say that as if that makes remembering things easier.
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by itaibn 11y ago
The list seems to be missing the simplest naughty string of all: The empty string! (Well, the text file has empty lines separating the comments and example strings so it technically includes the empty string, but it's not in the JSON
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by itaibn 11y ago
I created my account and log in through Tor and don't experience any problems. I don't think I ever logged in outside of Tor, but I don't consider it to be a security requirement and am not sensitive about it, so it's po
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by itaibn 11y ago
Further subtleties: * The number may have optional sign and digits after a decimal point, and may use exponential notation. Example: (-1.2e1, .0E+0, 1.e-3) => "Yes". As seen in the second and third number here, there may be no
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by itaibn 11y ago
If Bernard knew that Albert's first comment was impossible, then by the principle of explosion his first statement is correct according to his premises. Therefore his seond statement saying that his first statement is a lie would be in