jimktrains2

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by jimktrains2 16y ago
While I don't agree, I thought that it was the concept of allowing you to click and checkout out, not "1-click," thought they might have a copyright or trademark on it with a capital c and/or the design of the button?
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Password reset link?
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
You could at least have them encrypted on disk with a key only stored in memory, i.e.: when the system is turned on. Alternatively a dedicated crypo device where you feed it cipher text and it gives you plain text would also help as the att
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Might be interesting, if much more computationally intensive to show the z-score of a comment vs the rest in the thread (that have votes).
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Why is it more mathematical to use e? (Hint: depending on what you're trying to do, it's not.)
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Only if those partials don't overlap. If your 70% solution also blocks the same 50% then it's not .5*.3 it's just .3
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
It's worth something because there are people who will accept it for goods or services.
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Splitting isn't a huge deal to me. It's hard to write sometimes, and getting a bit out there helps you get the rest out there. Now, paginating articles (you know, it's not like there isn't infinite vertical space). That is a different stor
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
To be fair the grandposter's idea does solve half the problems posed by the article.
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
9) The interviewee's friend could have been quoting his after-tax and/or after-loan take-home salary.
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Yeah, Ko2.x was pretty nice as well. You could always fork it an maintain it with all the other misfits;) (I kid I kid (about being a misfit))
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Land and subsidies to lay fiber?
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
I actually like Ko3 a lot better than 2.x. It just seems to jive with how I think and arrange things. The docs are constantly getting better too.
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
I feel a lot of the cracks are due to misuse of the system and misallocations in the system.
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Wasn't that infrastructure paid for by taxes?
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
DataMatrix is also nice.
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
I guess dropbox could use the systems provided by the OS to securely store passwords like other applications do?
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Well, _my_ ssh and gpg keys are password protected;) I agree though, there is only so much Dropbox could do. Since you can already deauth a computer, it doesn't need to be done by password resets. I think if Dropbox detects two host_id's a
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Why does it become invalid if a third party sets up the computer like your customers?
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
I just skimmed the article: did the guy do this? It would make sense, or at least be an "easy fix" to disable a host_id if it's seen twice and alert the user to what's going on.
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
But it's a direct link to a pdf, not to the scribd page.
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
But you could have users log into your site and then act as tumblre. If they already OK'd the tumblr app, they would never know. Otherwise they'd just have to ignore the screen saying what App you're OKing (and most people, I'd wager, woul
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Shouldn't the answers be hashed? It shouldn't be any worse than it would be for a password (i.e.: it shouldn't reveal it).
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
I just want an 14" (8.5"x11") or A4 eink reader with a digitizer:-\
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
It shouldn't be in the php binary. Even with ruby you have to have another program,
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by jimktrains2 16y ago
Why not just use a tree?