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jperras
14y ago
True, that's completely possible. However, if this concerns you then you should probably not sign up for any account on any site, since they could be doing the very same thing with your actual password.
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14y ago
Again, you can check the source. It's a single page for a reason ;-). There's no trickery hidden in there.
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14y ago
You can supply just your password hash if you want, and if you supply the raw password, it's hashed client-side via Javascript before being sent to the server. Test it out with firebug and a dummy password if you're not keen on wading throu
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14y ago
A big part of a successful "full" distributed team are the tools and processes that are developed and implemented. When you work in a shared office space with the rest of your team, a lack of structure and organization is much more tolerabl
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14y ago
As a frequent conference attendee and speaker, a lot of the points that this post enumerates resonate with me. Our profession seems to have a love affair with conferences, and it's been getting worse year after year. I believe a large part
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15y ago
It's completely off topic, but the .aspx extension on the URL is much more interesting than the announcement itself.
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15y ago
Netcat continually astounds me. The amount of functionality that that little tool provides is just short of incredible.
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NSA declassifies handwritten letter from Nash in which he anticipates P vs NP
(aaronsadventures.blogspot.com)
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Okay, from the GI point of view I see what you're saying. I thought you were referring to the satiating effect of fats vs other macronutrients from the phasing of you're initial response; please forgive my knee jerk reaction. It depends on
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15y ago
You should be consuming about 3 liters of liquids (not necessarily water) per day for an average male: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/water/NU00283 This is highly variable, of course. If you go out an run a 45 minute 10k, then you're
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15y ago
What do you mean by 'how long the calories last'? A Calorie is a Calorie. Doesn't matter where you get it from, it's the exact same amount of energy. Fats do have a higher energy density than other macronutrients (9kcal/g vs 4kcal/g for car
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15y ago
A few of my usuals (links are for quick nutritional info): - low-fat/non-fat greek yogurt: http://www.presidentschoice.ca/LCLOnline/products.jsp?type=d... - 1%-2% cottage cheese: http://www.presidentschoice.ca/LCLOnline/products.jsp?type
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15y ago
The problem with this approach is that you're not really getting much valuable nutrition from what you're eating. 1. Water: Drinking water is, of course, necessary, and quite a few people don't actually hydrate enough during the course of a
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15y ago
To be fair, I wasn't put in a jail like the author was; I was sequestered in a very small room, door closed, and asked rapid-fire questions by two CBP agents for 2+ hours. I was telling the truth the whole time, which is why they ended up l
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15y ago
As someone who, up until recently, traveled to the United States on a regular basis (I'm Canadian), this doesn't surprise me at all. The author basically committed every mistake in the book. Generally, every question that the CBP agent will
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15y ago
I might be missing something from the post (which I skimmed), but when the author states that "there’s no way to get only the matched comment back" in the "When Nested Documents Become a Problem" section, isn't that exactly what the $elemMa
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Use AWS S3 as a Storage Engine for MySQL
(oblaksoft.com)
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15y ago
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A Tale From the Recruitment Front Line.
(danielbower.com)
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NumPyPy progress report - running benchmarks
(morepypy.blogspot.com)
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I share an office with the VM Farms team, and I can confirm that this setup works even better than you'd expect. Not having to organize how you sit and face the monitor that's running Skype (or whatever) is quite convenient.
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The pypy guys continue to do amazing work. This project is one of the reasons why I believe the python community is one of the best open source communities out there: Let's work on something incredibly difficult, challenging and something t
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15y ago
It depends quite a bit on what the terms are. I spent a few years doing consulting/contracting for early to mid-stage startups, and every one of them had slightly different terms. Most startups in my experience, however, prefer to have full
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As someone who travels to the United States from Canada on a very regular basis, this does not surprise me at all. The first mistake he made was to say that he was "self-employed". That one little phrase, from my experience, sets off a very
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Using the Aptitude Package Manager to Solve a Sudoku Puzzle
(algebraicthunk.net)
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TorChat: p2p instant messenger with a completely decentralized design.
(code.google.com)
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Other than the ability to make video calls to a computer/laptop, I'm not sure how this is an improvement from Apple's "FaceTime". I suppose that if you own an older iPhone/iPod or an iPad and want to receive video calls but not have the a
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Twiggy, a new (faster, better) pythonic logger
(blog.wearpants.org)
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I've got a copy of both, but I don't think I could part with them. Got an Amazon wishlist?
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Counter-Example to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Problem Found
(ejde.math.txstate.edu)
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The strangest language 'feature' I've come across must be 'ticks' in PHP: > A tick is an event that occurs for every N low-level tickable statements executed by the parser within the declare block. The value for N is specified using tic
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