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by knome 9y ago
The attacker probably just decrypts your locally generated key. I doubt they send along the master key.
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by knome 10y ago
It says that near the conclusion of the article.
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by knome 10y ago
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=mandarin&allowed_in... Judging by the etymology presented here, meaning officials, "mandarin chinese" being then "chinese as spoken by officials", I would tak
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by knome 10y ago
A command takes a series of arguments, stdin/out/err pipes and returns an error code on completion. time prefixes a pipeline ( the most basic case being a single command without a pipe into another ), a command block { ... } a sub
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by knome 10y ago
Perhaps, but time is a syntactic form, like `if` or `case`. https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Pipelines...
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by knome 10y ago
> domain names are exposed in plain-text within the https request Which exposes nothing more than the previous solution of having one ip per https domain, which made it just as obvious what domain you were connecting to. Putting the doma
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by knome 10y ago
C++'s template system is more of a dynamically typed Haskell.
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by knome 10y ago
https://qntm.org/responsibility
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by knome 10y ago
I imagine most projects will never leave the hard drive they're first written to. Writing a basic "half-assed" makefile that works for the initial author is fine. If a project turns out useful, rewrite the makefile as people
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by knome 11y ago
It's not an old file. It's a new file resulting from running OCR on a PDF of a physical manual. Clipping off the filename in the original URL, you'll find a directory [1] with an explanation in the README [2] [1] http:/
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by knome 11y ago
I wonder how much space the average users steam games take up. It's possible they felt it better to demand space for average to high number of game installations up front rather than dealing with users that installed to small partition
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by knome 11y ago
If you're in the market for a parser generator, you may want to look into the lemon parser distributed with sqlite3. I found it much nicer to play with.
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by knome 11y ago
If you really wanted to make the parameters optional, you could have your decorator accept ( callable = None, ^^kwargs ) and then check if `callable` is a function object ( or class / callable / whatever ) or None. If it is a dire
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by knome 11y ago
Wouldn't creating a second user in chromium do what you want here? You could have a specific "social media" user.
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by knome 11y ago
It's actually really interesting, some of the backwards compatibility features. For example, directory hashes that allow fast name lookup are hidden inside of "empty" elements of the previous list format so that older drivers
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by knome 11y ago
If we had a theory of intelligence that worked as well for reasoning as Newton's theory of gravity worked for modelling physics, we could ask the machines built with it to help us in figuring out the model accounting for the equivalent
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by knome 12y ago
You can do it by closing over a variable as well. Python closes over things just fine, it just has problems rebinding variables in outer scopes that aren't the global one. Here, I just make the variable a container, so I can alter a va
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by knome 12y ago
Under what definition of closure does python lack them?
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by knome 12y ago
To save compilation time and bandwidth the authors might be able to make their package dependencies sort of inside out, using a smaller program simply to perform the needed library loading and dependency injection on the core of the softwar
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by knome 12y ago
They don't intend for label addresses to be gone to outside of the function they are located in. The stack wouldn't be setup to handle them at all. Sure, you can store them wherever, and do something like " goto *g_greenthrea
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by knome 12y ago
Terseness itself tends to confusing and difficult to understand code. Support for extreme terseness formed a large part of the complaints against perl. For examples of powerful languages geared toward terseness, see APL or its derivative J.
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by knome 12y ago
I hope this terminal mouse business is easy to disable. If I wanted mouse clicks to be registered by emacs, I wouldn't insist on installing emacs-nox versions in the first place.
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by knome 12y ago
I'll agree you do not have to have humans to make an interesting play experience. However, the addition of human opponents creates almost infinite replayability. I probably had two, maybe three runthroughs of Half Life, with as many as
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by knome 12y ago
Glancing at the chromium developers console, there's a javascript not loading because nginx is returning that error for the jsgb.firecaster.com domain, but it loads fine for the plain firecaster.com domain. It may just be a configurati
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by knome 12y ago
He attacked her, AND he threw bric-a-brak, AND he smashed furniture. Not attacked her by the last two, but in addition. The man was undoubtedly brilliant, spoke well and wrote well. I don't think it useful, or likely to be accurate, tr
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by knome 12y ago
You can manually pass in the `self` parameter to unbound methods if you like. import itertools class Test(): def __init__( self, number ): self._number = number return def aaa( self ):
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by knome 12y ago
Do you happen to natively speak Russian? I've heard that in Russian the word used for people swimming is the same word used for ships sailing. In English, swimming specifically refers to the motions living organisms use to move in wate
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by knome 12y ago
I'm paying my ISP to maintain a good enough connection to the backbone infrastructure such that I can download what I want. The content providers are paying their ISP to maintain a good enough connection to the backbone infrastructure
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by knome 13y ago
I've never seen a fullpage ad on imgur. They've got sidebar ads, and the occasional promoted image, but never an overlay or popup. If you're getting the latter, you might want to scan for malware.
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by knome 13y ago
Reminds me of Asimov's short story "Profession". http://www.inf.ufpr.br/renato/profession.html

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