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481.
by nodata 12y ago
No it's not. Most big websites (hello google!) don't do this. Why do you think it's standard?
482.
by nodata 12y ago
What if the password is one character long?
483.
by nodata 12y ago
> , but it now seems more likely that FUBAR was itself > a derivative of `foo' perhaps influenced by German `furchtbar' > (terrible) - `foobar' may actually have been the original form. This sounds unlikely... I thin
484.
by nodata 12y ago
Link: https://github.com/WhisperSystems/TextSecure-iOS
485.
by nodata 12y ago
Or use TextSecure and RedPhone: https://whispersystems.org/ ( https://github.com/WhisperSystems/TextSecure/ )
486.
by nodata 12y ago
Yes. Anything that doesn't use a password field is normally a giant hack anyway.
487.
by nodata 13y ago
You said using names instead of ip addresses was "part of the problem". ip addresses are normally non-portable, and difficult to remember and type.
488.
by nodata 13y ago
What? It was so much better when we used ip addresses in e-mail addresses?
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by nodata 13y ago
> but it still can't brute force faster than ~8 tries per second on a 5S Yes you can. You image the phone and brute force in parallel. Edit: thanks for letting me know this information is wrong!
490.
by nodata 13y ago
Which phones had 2 weeks battery life back then? Do you mean only on standby, or normal use?
491.
by nodata 13y ago
So the "catch" is that they only have a hundred to sell over the next week? That doesn't seem like much of a catch, it sounds like marketing.
492.
by nodata 13y ago
No we didn't, not at the time. Go back ten years and we had a few days worth of battery life. Fast forward to now, and you'll get two weeks out of any non-smart phone.
493.
by nodata 13y ago
Well at least the FAQ wasn't a NAQ (never asked question).
494.
by nodata 13y ago
It's a QAA (quickly answered answer).
495.
by nodata 13y ago
moot.
496.
by nodata 13y ago
Why not OpenTLS?
497.
by nodata 13y ago
Red Hat: please produce tl;dr versions of your pages, you're producing a lot of new stuff, but all these names and all this text is too much.
498.
by nodata 13y ago
Where should he have gone?
499.
by nodata 13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7599941
500.
by nodata 13y ago
Yes, you're right. Soylent = soya + lentil steaks in the book.
501.
by nodata 13y ago
Not final. Flagged.
502.
by nodata 13y ago
"Apple headphones... they never fail." Huh?
503.
by nodata 13y ago
Thanks for the links, but they don't answer my question :/
504.
by nodata 13y ago
Wall of text! Anyone know how it differs from normal Fedora?
505.
by nodata 13y ago
The Phonebloks creators work for them.
506.
by nodata 13y ago
"..or a corresponding unambiguous formulation.." You're saying "Place order" is ambiguous?
507.
by nodata 13y ago
It looks kind of blank to me :)
508.
by nodata 13y ago
But it's normally consistently bad (unless you try shibboleet)
509.
by nodata 13y ago
Apple paid off the deep fat fryer company who owned the original magsafe patent.
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by nodata 13y ago
It's probably not a good idea to reply to people giving you useful feedback by telling them they are "dramatizing".

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