javanix

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by javanix 18y ago
You really hadn't heard it before today?
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by javanix 18y ago
I am working rolling my own with Struts/JSP. It seems pretty straightforward (hash pass, place on server, and check against), but I need an easy way to compute an SHA hash in-browser, so the server doesn't have to receive the pass in plaint
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by javanix 18y ago
oh my - this could have been awesome
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by javanix 18y ago
Interesting - I wonder what the limiting factor is for speed? It sounds like there is a bit of a technique to typing with the system, but I wonder if there couldn't be a faster way to filter the signal coming off the EEG.
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by javanix 18y ago
Sure looks like it to me - the peaks on the graph are too close together to be going by months.
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by javanix 18y ago
I am from the United States - anonymous and pseudonymous protections wouldn't apply to this case of slander/libel and/or criminal harassment. Anonymously outing someone against their will does not fall under the same protections that critiq
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by javanix 18y ago
My point was more that there was plenty of other valid probable cause claims in the warrant. If a judge had rejected this warrant on the basis of that paragraph, the police could have just removed it and we and the judge wouldn't have anyth
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by javanix 18y ago
Glad to see I'm not the only one who read the document. I don't see how the police really screwed this one up that much outside of one poorly-worded section of the warrant.
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by javanix 18y ago
Caps are perfectly fine as long as they are sufficient - but what happens when the ISPs want to better utilize their bandwidth, and decide to lower their limits, rather than increasing their capabilities? There's no regional competition to
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by javanix 18y ago
The article is quite interesting - but what if someone had told you 10 years ago that the New York Times would publish an article using the term "sugar relationships"?
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by javanix 18y ago
I use GDB for C code, if only to get the nice backtraces, but other than that I find its easier to just think things through and put a few debug statements in. Setting a DEBUG constant is usually pretty handy - I surround any debug output w
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by javanix 18y ago
The growing complexity of Facebook is confusing ME. Granted, I haven't been active on it in a while, but I went on it for the first time in a couple of months and it took me far too long to figure out how to change my profile picture. I thi
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by javanix 18y ago
I wonder what materials he read to come up with that beautiful pink aesthetic and unreadable title font?
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by javanix 18y ago
Apple is also one of the few companies that comes out with unique hardware. When you can start from your own simple designs it is possible to engineer unique and genuinely more useful hardware (see: the new battery in the 17in Macbook Pro).
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by javanix 18y ago
So how do you propose we set things up? Most of the need for CS labs is conformity in grading/teaching. I see the appeal - both fiscal and hacker-practical - for dropping the Uni labs, but I think that forcing 95% of CS majors to rely on 5%
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by javanix 18y ago
Its hard to imagine a large group of CS majors managing to maintain a Unix desktop suitable for development when pre-class discussions in senior-level classes involve people complaining about the difficulties involved in compiling from sour