missblit

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   by missblit 12y ago

   It's allowed in a few states in the US. Last time I went to California I saw one up close, that was pretty neat (though I don't know if it was driving itself at the time)!
2. 242.▲
   by missblit 12y ago

   I've had a bug that seemed like time travel before. I was doing something weird with threading and unix pipes. Then I was trying to print out some debug information, but an unrelated string got printed out instead. This unrelated strin
3. 243.▲
   by missblit 12y ago

   For reference the ToS from March 2013 is here: http://web.archive.org/web/20130320100810/http://bitly.com/p... It still contains the clause outlining that the free version is for non-commercial use
4. 244.▲
   by missblit 12y ago

   To what end? Just because one can steal someones code or force them to reveal their identity doesn't mean it's a good or nice idea. Apologies if I missed anything, I don't follow this truecrypt stuff too closely.
5. 245.▲
   by missblit 12y ago

   I've been playing around with the challenge in python, but I've been completely unable to get (nested) classes working. Which is too bad, without classes it's much harder to coordinate a bunch of peons.