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by kindly 15y ago
I currently use a sha hash (with salt) but rehash it x amounts of times. I have changed x over the years to be larger to get an acceptable trade off in computation time. Why is bcrypt much better than this? Is it because the algorithm is l
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by kindly 15y ago
Sorry for the late reply. I sadly do not understand the concerns of this field very well. There are many very large datasets referenced on ckan, mainly links to huge triple stores. There are many biological data sets also eg flybase as m
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by kindly 15y ago
No disrespect was taken. The hacker news coverage came as a big surprise. We like to turn any caching mostly off and we know this is a risk. This is because we do not want the possibility of any stale data as this annoying to the type of u
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by kindly 15y ago
You are correct.
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by kindly 15y ago
Hi, I'm one of the CKAN devs. Just wanted to say the site is fully functional again (we've up the cached to be a bit more aggressive). As a side note we have indeed tested with ab :) Our problem is we continue to find the AWS instances we u
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by kindly 16y ago
My guess would be a babel fish. It only picks up on subconscious frequencies, so outside noise will not get in the way. It also proves the non-existence of god.
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by kindly 16y ago
You make open source groups sound a lot like apple.
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by kindly 16y ago
I said "potential credit card fraud". Sorry for the confusion. The potential fraud is not being done to me. I just wanted to know what I should do if I suspected it.
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by kindly 16y ago
>This is the very definition of "accessing a computer system without authorization", which you do not want to be caught doing. I realised this after the fact. I do not know if there is anything I can do to make amends for this.
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by kindly 16y ago
That was the first thing I did. I do not think they have my card details. The bank thought that too. They just used my email address.
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by kindly 16y ago
It has nothing to do with my bank card. It was only the use of my email for some account. I had no account on X before this point. I imagine if they used my bank card they would use another email for the account on X and not inform me of
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Ask HN: What to do about potential credit card fraud.
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by kindly 16y ago
I think it may be due to failing dns lookup. It has been for me anyway. The images and css are on ycombinator.com and not news.ycombinator.com.
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by kindly 16y ago
I think it probably was the right choice. I see it as a game that I will enjoy in retirement, and look forward to it. I actually played it instead of doing well in my math degree. I am only about a 4ku in real life (played in the odd comp
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by kindly 16y ago
If you can see through the language, repetitiveness and overlook some of the context setting, the best resource is here. http://www.greatwesternvehicle.org/ati_website/canon/sutta/m... It is supposedly a transcript from the buddha discour
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by kindly 16y ago
To give an opposite view point, read Charlie Brookers article http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2009/dec/11/charlie-bro... "If you don't play games, you're not just missing out, you're wilfully ignoring the most rapidly evolving creati
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by kindly 17y ago
By non technical, all that was meant was, people who currently find technologies hard to use. I agree it will help everyone consume more media, but it will particularly help these people.
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by kindly 17y ago
Will the ipad actually be useful for the things people actually need to get done to do their jobs? and contribute to a better world because of it? I think in very limited cases it will, but will mainly help non technical people consume more