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jjawssd
10y ago
Then almost by definition such a cryptocurrency is doomed to failure.
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10y ago
The cops don't get played at all. They still make more than they would otherwise with this approach -- which used to be zero.
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10y ago
They don't care what they are called -- they just sit back and count the dough
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jjawssd
10y ago
This is also supported by LSD fMRI imaging studies https://www.google.com/search?q=LSD+fMRI&tbm=isch
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10y ago
I did not realize that the hash and salt are concatenated
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10y ago
Is it normal for password hashing libraries to save salts to a database?
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10y ago
> No, you shouldn't. Your library should do that for you, and store it as a single string that's opaque to the developer. I completely disagree. This implies that my DB ORM handles password stuff, which doesn't make sense.
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10y ago
One major failure of this article: You should generate a random salt for each user and store it alongside the user record in the DB.
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10y ago
I agree except that I don't see why dramatic changes are necessary after any such experience.
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jjawssd
10y ago
Can't you physically isolate the two groups somehow?
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10y ago
This is definitely what it feels like at least. A sense of raw novelty is evoked with our lack of understanding of the world around us becomes focused front and center. Everything is beautiful in its own right. And the fractals in all of ex
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10y ago
I completely agree with this as I am in the same boat! But what people in their 30s really mean is they are unable to relax because they have so many more obligations and problems on their mind. But believe me -- this problem is remedied by
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10y ago
What if shutting down was not an option?
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10y ago
"Major bug found in alpha release" ... SURPRISE!
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10y ago
That should be logical AND, not logical OR, because if you go over the limit and the right side is False, the left side will always be True if the item is not found, and True || False is still True, and the loop continues infinitely. When y
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10y ago
Disconnecting externally-facing USB ports from the motherboard also helps a lot
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10y ago
what country province city state ?
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10y ago
This sounds way too good to be true
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10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons
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10y ago
Javascript
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10y ago
Cloudflare surreptitiously injects its own Javascript into pages it serves, including NSA malware.
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10y ago
This is excellent news for those that value individual freedom and the right to modify the devices you paid for.
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10y ago
MySQL vs PostgreSQL - Why you shouldn't use MySQL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emgJtr9tIME Self-explanatory, really.
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10y ago
> Already, most full time jobs are just make-work. Wow this is quite a bold statement! How can you be so sure and generalize so much?
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10y ago
Live and let live
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jjawssd
10y ago
You are being downvoted because your real world experience does not align with the idealism of the HN readers in question.
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10y ago
Linus is a force for marketing GNU tools
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10y ago
I believe it is just a C++ toolchain and the C part is neglected. Has something changed?
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10y ago
What's the status of this bug for LibreSSL? (LibreSSL is used in OS X 10.11+)
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11y ago
GNU would have gone nowhere without Linux. Do you really think GNU/Hurd would have taken over?
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