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by moreati 14y ago
The passwords in the linked pages look far too random for humans to have chosen. My guess: either they're a spammer's account list, or this is a hoax. Edit: There are twitter accounts to match the usernames - the few I checked were bots. I
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by moreati 14y ago
I tried the same a few years back for Batou/Ghost in the Shell https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0At5kubLl6ri7dEp... . This article does a much better job though.
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by moreati 15y ago
What did you do? I can't tell from that photo
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by moreati 15y ago
Worth mentioning that this was fixed/removed in Python 3.x >>> "" > () Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> TypeError: unorderable types: str() > tuple()
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MIT Fusion Researchers Answer Your Questions(hardware.slashdot.org)
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by moreati 15y ago
I cannot speak for dr_rezzy, but I wouldn't be surprised if the Skype network experienced more spam following a reimplementation of the Skype protocol. Having control over the behaviour of every client allows Skype the company to more tight
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EuroPython 2012 registrations are open(ep2012.europython.eu)
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by moreati 15y ago
> but ~100 yards? Seems like a bit of a pain in the neck. That's the point - to serve as a constant reminder of how much circuit/processor time is thrown away for every microsecond it sits just waiting
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by moreati 15y ago
The target has been reached. Two noteworthy comments from the post, in the order I saw them. "I'm the MD of Bytemark Hosting in the UK, and noticed that you'd asked for donations for a CyanogenMod build farm. We have a few machines that wou
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by moreati 15y ago
It's a habit of at least some reporters/organisations. The BBC do the same when some aspect of the BBC makes headlines and they report on it.
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by moreati 15y ago
Is it normal for domains other than facebook.com to ask for a facebook password? If so that seems very risky. I would have assumed Facbook Inc to require third-party sites use a federated auth API, such as OAuth.
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Introducing "Python for Android"(txzone.net)
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Officially Introducing "SST" (Python Web Test Framework)(coreygoldberg.blogspot.com)
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Byobu 5 released(blog.dustinkirkland.com)
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by moreati 15y ago
I always understood the sort in "Search vs Sort" to mean manually categorising documents/things into boxes or folders. Not sort as in an SQL order by clause.
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Autocomplete = on (Chrome extension)(chrome.google.com)
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Your jQuery: Now With 67% Less Suck(24ways.org)
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Message Lint: Check Email Headers for RFC Compliance(tools.ietf.org)
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by moreati 15y ago
Typing this on a late 2010 MBP running 11.10. I started on 10.10 which needed modules and other bits from the mactel PPA for audio, backlight control, hotkeys etc to work properly. 11.04 was pretty good - just needed a wireless driver from
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Silicon Carbide: Smaller, Faster, Tougher(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by moreati 15y ago
> UDP (guaranteed delivery on localhost) That's not something I've heard before. Is it generally true of localhost-UDP? OS Specific? Particular to your usage?
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PyCon UK 24-25 September: Fail Quickly and Try Except
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by moreati 15y ago
Ubuntu UK Podcast recently reviewed the Meenee laptop. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004GGBUJY/ Said it was good for the money. Hinge a bit flimsy, not quite able to push full screen iPlayer. Basically a laptop size netbook, with pr
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by moreati 15y ago
Here are the original videos: The Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactor: What Fusion Wanted To Be http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHs2Ugxo7-8 Aim High: Using Thorium Energy to Address Environmental Problems http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgKfS7
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by moreati 15y ago
The transactions are pseudonymous - a public key of each participant is recorded, and world readable. The public key doesn't have to be connected to a real world identity. An attacker could analyse the transaction history to infer the ident
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by moreati 15y ago
Yes, Update Manager should prompt you. If it doesn't then run: update-manager -c