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by mpettitt 11y ago
Did you see that Keepass introduced fixes to the issues raised in that paper before it was released, thanks to the responsible disclosure by the authors? http://keepass.info/help/kb/db_headerauth_upg.html
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by mpettitt 12y ago
I'm slightly disappointed that this isn't a minecraft clone in 64kb of JavaScript. Even if what it actually is is much more useful...
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by mpettitt 12y ago
From using it on a daily basis, it's not even that great at uni websites. The killer failing as far as I'm concerned is the menu system - compared with WordPress or Drupal or any other content management system, it makes adding pa
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by mpettitt 13y ago
Do the sizes of different types of file have any impact? For example, does a 50kb image have more impact than a 50kb JavaScript file? (I'm guessing yes, since the js file will tend to be compressed for sending, whereas the image is alr
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by mpettitt 13y ago
That's, hmm, interesting from a competitive and privacy advocate perspective. It means that whilst Prism Break and similar websites are advocating it, the key parts which report back to Google are still in place, since they aren't
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by mpettitt 13y ago
Interesting article. I'm intrigued as to how CynaogenMod handles the lack of Google Play APIs - it seems to be skirted around on their website.
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by mpettitt 13y ago
In terms of pure mathematical typesetting, it's great, and, as they mention, Mathjax does a fantastic job of handling equations in webpages. Yes, TeX takes some learning, but it's a let less verbose than MathML for the same equati