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by jjuhl 11y ago
If the crypto you use is sound/strong there is no reason-not-to/risk in making the public key known to everyone and his dog. If the crypto is not sound then the solution is not to hide the public key (security by obscurity style),
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by jjuhl 11y ago
Q: What are you doing to look after your posture? A: Absolutely nothing.
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by jjuhl 12y ago
Maybe. But, for me, they did too much wrong for too long to ever be able to repair that in my lifetime..
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by jjuhl 12y ago
I'm guessing you were not around in the nineties and early twothousands when MS was screwing us (Open Source) over big time. As for the spying bit; I don't believe that one iota. Of course they spy as much as everyone else, they j
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by jjuhl 12y ago
If this makes more people ignore Windows phone as a platform and just develop Android apps I'm all for it. Anything that hurts MS and their platforms gets a plus in my book. This looks like a nice step in the right (non-ms) direction.
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by jjuhl 12y ago
It may be cool. It may even work. It's still a Microsoft product and for that reason alone I won't touch it. They've been shit-talking Linux/UNIX for 20+ years and screwing us over in uncountable ways for even longer. Th
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by jjuhl 12y ago
Linux desktop use may hover at a few percent. But once you look beyond the desktop and to embedded and server use the percentage is far far higher. And personally, as a Linux user since ~1995, I'd say that Linux can work quite well for
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by jjuhl 12y ago
Which is why you should never use == with floats/doubles, but always <=, >=, <, > and why modern compilers have warnings you can enable to tell you when you do ==.
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by jjuhl 12y ago
A year? That's nothing. Personally I'd consider anyone with less than 5 years of professional C++ experience a newbie. It's a complex language, it takes years to learn it well.
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by jjuhl 12y ago
So what? Sure, rust is the new thing, node.js is the new thing, forget about SQL since NoSQL is the current thing. Etc etc, Bla bla bla. I hate this "let's chase every new thing and everything old is shit" attitude. C++ may b
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Why RAII rocks(bromeon.ch)
40 points by jjuhl 12y ago|62 comments
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But Can You Make Pong?(tinodidriksen.com)
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by jjuhl 12y ago
Arch Linux privately. CentOS 7 for work. Toolchain: private; clang + gold linker. For work; GCC + gold linker. Emacs as editor/IDE in both cases. Privately i use Scons as my build tool, at work we use CMake. Debugger == gdb. As for lan
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by jjuhl 12y ago
Effective modern C++ by Scott Meyers.
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by jjuhl 12y ago
Personally I've always just worn my everyday clothes to interviews as a programmer an have had no problems getting jobs. It's about what you know and what you can do and not about what you wear. For the record: my everyday clothes