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by nadams 11y ago
http://tehsausage.com/ptypes/doc/inet.examples.html vs http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_35_0/doc/html/boost_asio/tut... I know a lot of people would criticize the prac
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That's probably the reason why C++11 wasn't ever the default. Though, there are arguments about trying to be backwards compatible forever. My personal opinion is to leave it the way it is - or at the very least default to C++11 fi
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by nadams 11y ago
> It would be difficult to find a winning candidate who is unemployed, or who is employed and has the bandwidth to come in during office hours and work on a project with your team. Yes - please stop asking candidates to do this. I mean i
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by nadams 11y ago
> assuming we have a good chain of trust between us, all communications are secure. That is not correct - an SMTP server will deliver email to another SMTP server in the clear [1]. Your ISP or the ISP that the remote SMTP server is using
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by nadams 11y ago
> Not seconds, usually a minute: Almost every service I use is 30 seconds - including Google's [1]. Even in the RFC you linked it says 30 seconds. > This is mandated because the user could start typing at the end of a time step a
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And a PAM module!
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> What kind of two factor authentication? TOTP codes don't protect you against e.g. phishing. Sure it does. TOTP codes are only good for X seconds and most phishing scammers merely collect the information to use much later (I have s
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by nadams 11y ago
> You can't imagine anyone having any use for this device? No home users would be able to use this - and that is who they seem to be targeting their marketing towards. > What's hilarious about the inherent impossibility of s
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by nadams 11y ago
> What's hilarious is that you're relying on hope for security. I hope that CAs don't get compromised and sign SSL certificates they aren't supposed to. Oh wait... I hope Debian doesn't release a version of s
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by nadams 11y ago
> The GPU require a proprietary binary blobs to be present on the SD card to boot. Apparently that's not true anymore - http://liliputing.com/2014/02/raspberry-pi-gets-true-open-so...
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by nadams 11y ago
A couple of problems as noted already that will make this a show stopper: > Port 25 is blocked inbound on most residential accounts - preventing you from receiving email > Many SMTP servers are configured to automatically bounce email
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by nadams 11y ago
Most reliable SMTP servers will retry for some amount of time.
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Depends on intent. Connecting just to say "cool it works" - while illegal no one will care. Connecting and making malicious modifications to the system and you might have some unfriendly people knocking on your door.
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by nadams 11y ago
Honestly I think ignoring robots.txt in this case is acceptable. Even if he programs in code to respect robots.txt - once the management at sourceforge get wind of what he is doing - what is stopping sourceforge from putting up robots.txt e
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by nadams 11y ago
And so have the CAs. I would have to think about it but I'm sure there is SOME way to verify someone (either in person or digitally). This process would only have to happen once to verify the CA cert for their domain. After that - if t
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by nadams 11y ago
I found most tools very verbose but I've yet to use a tool where it doesn't have the ability to exclude certain warnings.
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> Though IMO the author should just be explicit about what he wants; playing mind games with people is never a good idea, and it just self-selects for people who have used GitHub professionally. I was thinking this exactly. Perhaps the i
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> Don't want to troll you guys here, but if you're a video game company why are you spending so much time building a Slack clone? I think a better perspective is that this is a tool they needed/wanted and built it - it&#x2
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> I had a 6-7 hour "homework" problem Personally I would given them a link to my github which has hundreds of hours of work put into projects. From my experience a homework problem that long doesn't really prove anything (
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> The impossible-to-miss headline says "small teams". Actually when you go to slack.com the first thing you see is: "Slack is a platform for team communication:..." and "Slack is free to use for as long as you wa
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by nadams 11y ago
> Why on earth would they waste time and effort on doing that? Marketing? That's another stamp they can put on their list of users. Now look at what happened - instead of making slack look good now this blog post will show up showin
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by nadams 11y ago
> Do people really expect to receive full service and support for 8462 users for free? There are several service I can think of that have a large user base and support for free (github comes to mind). However, I have to play devil's
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by nadams 11y ago
> detailing how the company owns anything I come up with. I've always been under the impression that anything you do in your spare time is your own property - I would find it hard to believe that you can sign away that (in the US) u
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by nadams 11y ago
> as well as a guaranteed number of trips Maybe someone can explain this - Uber or Taxi drivers have no control over the amount of people who request their services.
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by nadams 11y ago
"MoneyMakingApp5000 - make money from home" Post some screenshots of the app with screenshots of some random Paypal transfers and I don't think that you will have a problem getting people to find/download your app.
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by nadams 11y ago
We are totally secure because all of our Windows users run with limited privileges! ...that is until the domain admin checks his email and opens a malicious PDF.
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by nadams 11y ago
> Unless you have the volunteer army necessary to run the hosting yourself You don't need an army (depending on the solution). But setting up gitlab/rhodecode/indefero/srchub/Gitolite/custom scripts for a si
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by nadams 11y ago
> Pandoc’s great — it really is. But I still had no end of trouble with it. Now I haven't done anything really advanced with it - but from what I've done so far it's worked great. Being able to export to PDF and epub with
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I only say that because I find it difficult to find a place between me and the other person. Like for example last time I went out on a date I choose a theatre that was between us - but she wanted to go to one that was like an hour away fro
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> That would be fine for men, but women would just be flooded. Can you explain what you mean by that - chatroulette style is that you randomly are paired with one other person. And once the chat ends you have to click a button to be pair

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