jerhinesmith

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   by jerhinesmith 17y ago

   Every time I create an account on some new website, I find myself wishing for some kind of law enforcing disclosure of whether or not my password will be stored in plaintext or encrypted.
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   by jerhinesmith 17y ago

   Some discussion from the last time this story was posted: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=732123
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   by jerhinesmith 17y ago

   Even a decent ORM will only partially solve the problem. For example, if you have an :active named_scope in rails that respects an object's active state, you still need to remember to do MyObject.active.find everywhere you want to exclude i
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   by jerhinesmith 17y ago

   I will admit that I'm not completely comfortable enough with powershell to authoritatively call it 'useful', but could you elaborate on some specific complaints? How much have you used it? From my personal experience, while the syntax has
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   Microsoft creates the CodePlex foundation(hanselman.com)

   14 points by jerhinesmith 17y ago|1 comments
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   by jerhinesmith 17y ago

   Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. It's fine to apologize for using inappropriate tone, but at least acknowledge or apologize for not understanding the law or your mandate.