jamessantiago

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by jamessantiago 12y ago
Oh, thanks. At first I thought it was satirical. Maybe a jab at the imperfections of crypto implementations, but I guess I was reading too far into it.
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Show HN: PoSH-Sodium, a PowerShell implementation of libsodium(github.com)
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Poly Maker Experiment(lab.aerotwist.com)
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Giving Away Software to Make It More Valuable(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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How to Price Your App(inc.com)
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
At least for the server size, entity framework partially solves this with code first migrations. Using the code first model you can define your data types in code then have entity framework generate the appropriate sql code. If you change
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
Ah, I remember this famous question at StackOverflow on this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/201323/using-a-regular-ex... The gist is to avoid regular expressions in favor for some third party library like so:
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
I've been really impressed with the quality of new york times posts as of late. The post "Norway the Slow Way" posted here a few days back was impressive in its use of a variety of frontend display techniques to tell a singl
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
Well, not just the seatbelt example but also the feeling of freedom from limited policing and/or limited laws. In the article when Alex claims, "No seat belts in Russia!" I imagine freedom from an over-zealous law system whe
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
I always have mixed feelings when it comes to Russian "freedom." On one hand it looks like a libertarian's dream where freedom (to not wear a seatbelt...) is plentiful. On the other hand, it also reminds me of this: http:&
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NugetMustHaves tells you what projects depend on a nuget package(nugetmusthaves.com)
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
You could replace those shades with f.lux.
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
The video on smooth moving hyperlapse techniques: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sA4Za3Hv6ng
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
Pirates often were portrayed for their love of gold. These financial interests and their colloquial tendencies lead many to believe that the favored programming language of the pirate is R. However C, the harsh mistress, was indeed their
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
Off topic, but this made me think that it would be neat if libraries on places like github and nuget could someout include "cited by" data. Something that referenced open source (maybe closed source too) projects that had a depen
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
The generator: https://www.randompasswordgenerator.info/js/custom.min.js Is Math.random() a secure rng? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5651789/is-math-random-cr... I wouldn't consid
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
Reorganizations are nothing new to the military but not at the DoD level. I think we should be looking more toward what Eisenhower envisioned with a single fighting force and a healthy fear of a nation industrialized toward the military.
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
Here's an idea. Start a group of ISP users and give each group member a router that also acts as a vpn point. Have that router contact a command and control type service that sends traffic data and such. Have vpn subscribers connect
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by jamessantiago 12y ago
I'd like Hangouts to do a lot of things. It looks like they made the right choice in moving away from XMPP compliance in favor of usability. It certainly improved the apps' popularity but took a lot of back steps on security and