mkonecny

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by mkonecny 12y ago
The designer will usually provide very high quality PNG's/PSD's. It's up to the developers to scale it down to the optimal size for each device.
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by mkonecny 12y ago
One of the arguments is flawed: > According to a 2006 French study, pedestrians are 1.4 times more likely to receive a traumatic brain injury than unhelmeted cyclists. To fails to take into account that almost everyone walks, but very fe
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by mkonecny 12y ago
Yep, costs some money to revoke, and in light of heartbleed, they probably made some money. But I like the fact I can re-issue unlimited certificates forever, and pay for revocation only when the rare heartbleed-like vulnerability happens.
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by mkonecny 12y ago
A few years ago you might also ask why would anyone give out $5 certificates? It's not any more work on their part - it's a extra parameter sent to their certificate generator.
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by mkonecny 12y ago
FYI, these do not allow you to specify a wildcard, and SSL protect your subdomains.
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by mkonecny 12y ago
This was a horrible article. With plenty of jumping to conclusions. I agree that Python 3 divided the community., but this article grossly over-exaggerates.
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by mkonecny 12y ago
This "feature" was introduced in 4.2.2. Android is at 4.4 now.
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by mkonecny 13y ago
Out of curiousity, it there really any benefit to revoking a certifcate? Most (all?) of the leading browsers do not check the revocation list, so this move seems like an empty gesture. Is the Internet vulnerable to MITM attacks until this
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by mkonecny 13y ago
It's been present for 2 years.
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by mkonecny 13y ago
We learned what the doppler effect was in Grade 11 physics - it's literally high school material.
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by mkonecny 13y ago
My heart sank as I read that. There are too many people in our field that don't have a basic grasp on the most fundamental concepts, and yet are in the position to direct those that have a clue.
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by mkonecny 13y ago
MtGox didn't use source code control.
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by mkonecny 13y ago
It just issues a "HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily" directed to their homepage. Requesting an invalid file such as "robots.txtsdfa32r523" has the same effect, so they probably don't have a robots file at all.
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by mkonecny 13y ago
and goto statements everywhere :S
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by mkonecny 13y ago
You see, Lenovo used to be a company no one knew about, but then in 2005 they bought IBM’s PC division. As a former IBM ThinkPad fanboi, I was deeply worried that this no-name Chinese company would ruin everything, but they didn’t. They le
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by mkonecny 13y ago
The first half of the deck is about what a smartphone is. You should cut those out and get to the subject matter.
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by mkonecny 13y ago
I used to work at Sourcefabric (sourcefabric.org) which pays you to work on open-source projects. They have offices in Berlin, Prague, Toronto and Romania.
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by mkonecny 13y ago
Webkit comes from KDE's KHTML project which was GPL'ed. Apple was required to open-source it.
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Python concurrency threading models (threads, microthreads, greenlets) explained(devmusings.com)
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by mkonecny 15y ago
Sourcefabric in Toronto is hiring. Full-time candidates wishing to make a difference in a start-up (30 employees). Our development platform is Linux and we use open source tools for our work. Our products are also open source, but we are we