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by mtogo 15y ago
It is unlimited, as they do not place a limit on it.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Looks cool. One thing i noticed: I would maybe put a "Sign up" button at the top with Home, Tour, etc. My first though was to look for it there because i didn't see it down below.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Looks interesting, but i'm really starting to get annoyed at the overuse of the word hacker.
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by mtogo 15y ago
My bad, i thought your comment was in his thread for some reason.
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by mtogo 15y ago
If you have an iPhone or don't want to use keepassx, you can use an online password manager like Passpack or Lastpass. The downside is that you need to really trust the password manager, as they have all of your usernames and password.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Locking the account is the wrong way to go about it since it makes DoS on known accounts trivial. Blocking the IP or an increasing time between tries is, afaik, the "right way".
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by mtogo 15y ago
It is though, did you read any of the above comments?
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by mtogo 15y ago
This comment is almost better than the blog post itself: > But just like C, PHP is lousy for the medium to large. Any software project with a duration in months or greater that is entirely in PHP is going to be painful. Yeah, C is ter
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by mtogo 15y ago
I'm convinced that this post is satire and the author has trolled us all. In fact, i reject any other explaination. Sticks fingers in ears . Lalalalala, it's satire, nobody is this incompetent. Lalalalala, can't hear you.
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by mtogo 15y ago
This comment is encrypted with ROT-26. By reading it you have cracked it and are breaking the law.
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by mtogo 15y ago
If he didn't apply for any jobs he would be mostly completely out of the loop as far as the world of working for someone else goes. If he had or wanted to get a job at some point, the knowledge of current practices would help a lot compared
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by mtogo 15y ago
Entrapment is only entrapment if the person doesn't reasonably have a choice. Example 1: Cop walks up to person on the street and offers him cocaine. Person accepts, that's not entrapment since the person could have declined. Example 2: Cop
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by mtogo 15y ago
It gets better. Amazon will sync your files into your Clouddrive for you automatically when you buy them, if you want.
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by mtogo 15y ago
The last time i used iTunes was months ago, i'm on Rdio now. My workflow went more like this: 1. Open iTunes 3. Wait 1-2 minutes, literally. 3. iTunes has crashed, often taking exporer.exe[1] with it. 4. Restart iTunes and/or windows. 5. Af
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by mtogo 15y ago
> convenience > iTunes iTunes is not what i associate with convenience. My experience tends to be quite the opposite, in fact.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Yes, it would make perfect sense for Amazon to cancel thousands of orders because they could be involved in some kind of ongoing riot. Great idea. /s
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by mtogo 15y ago
Yeah, i was surprised too because their infrastructure is redundant across AZs if i remember correctly, but netflix was completely down for me.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Using dropbox is a bad idea overall in my opinion. They lied to their customers about what they can and cannot view in your account. They lied to you. They intentionally told you that they could not view your files when in fact they can.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Netflix is down as well.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Wow, ge.tt looks like a really cool service for sharing files. Kicksend is kind of okay too i guess, but thanks for submitting this, i had no idea about ge.tt!
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by mtogo 15y ago
Esurance is an insurance company, leaky is an aggrigator for insurance prices.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Hmm.. the mixed content on the homepage is not very reassuring about your security practices, esp. with all the personal information you're asking for.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Given that all of computer science is based off of math at some level, i'd say math is more important than you think. Anyone can glue some APIs together[1] and make some kind of application, but it takes some math skill to design and implem
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by mtogo 15y ago
Didn't know that, thanks for the link.
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by mtogo 15y ago
> Users are not always the best judge of high quality design. Yes they are, actually. If your users don't like the design, the design is bad because the users are all that matter.
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by mtogo 15y ago
Wow, that's actually pretty awesome.
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by mtogo 15y ago
> It's entirely reasonable to think that the average consumer would be confused at the titles Yeah, like people get coca-cola and pepsi-cola confused all the time . Nobody is going to get the TES series confused with Scrolls. Nobody. T
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by mtogo 15y ago
Looks like a bit of info you can get from thousands of other places, formatted to be useless. Fantastic.
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by mtogo 15y ago
That was a rumor.
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by mtogo 15y ago
> with many tabs opened the "open new tab" button disappear I just tried it and it seems that there's a sweet spot around 5-6 tabs where the button is partially hidden, but after that thumbnails are removed and you can see it again. A s

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