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oakwhiz
14y ago
If this were allowed, I could forsee a scenario in which someone receives 1 packet from a fake source address and proceeds to DDoS that address into oblivion while being legally protected...
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14y ago
It's using the right way to make webpages... but it feels so wrong.
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14y ago
The name of the library is an obscure reference to a Japanese video game. $ marisa-predictive-search keyset.dic -n 2 Touhou 15 found 975378 Touhou Touhou 5508004 Touhou_Hisotensoku Touhou
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14y ago
The new AVR enhancements are interesting. They added Embedded C fixed-point arithmetic. I wonder how often Arduino folks will use this.
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14y ago
I'm pretty sure that's called an internship :-) EDIT: Don't get me wrong, I like the ideals of free software, it's just not totally practical for everything.
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14y ago
Proprietary products are going to exist for a while longer whether we want them or not. There are times when I would rather have proprietary products running some obfuscated but peer-reviewed open source code, than some broken code that the
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14y ago
Why do people write the word "spam" in all-caps? It's not an acronym...
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14y ago
Too bad fractal antennas are patented. US Patent No. 6452553
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14y ago
Or, you could trade pieces only with trustworthy clients, based on a chain of trust.
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14y ago
Actually, exFAT is mentioned in the article.
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14y ago
The text is "rainbow" on purpose because subpixel rendering is enabled (it enhances text for specific LCD monitor types)
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14y ago
They could have made it a blockchain-based merged mining altcoin, then it would be compatible with Bitcoin and far more accepted. The fact that they are using a centralized issuance model should make you very suspicious.
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Protocol using Bitcoin to transport items between players in multiplayer games
(github.com)
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14y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bliss_(image)
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14y ago
Depending on what kind of storage devices are being used, I have observed very slow file transfers in Windows Explorer versus the Windows command-line copy command.
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14y ago
That's odd, it loaded up almost immediately for me, with little effort on my part.
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14y ago
There are two main classes of electronic devices: 1. Devices that are unintentional radiators 2. Devices that are intentional radiators The concern is that people may not know which class their device falls into, and also that they may not
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14y ago
If someone does a man-in-the-middle attack on a clueless user, the user may accept an invalid certificate for your site because they are rushing through to go get one of their passwords. Offline password managers are better at mitigating th
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14y ago
Bootstrap buttons don't look that bad. What really matters is the quality of the service and APIs.
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oakwhiz
14y ago
I got mine for free.
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14y ago
Most people assume that an even integer is an integer whose least significant digit in base 10 is from the set {0,2,4,6,8}
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14y ago
Very true, however, most users are willing to download such things as native programs (e.g. installing web browsers) from unauthenticated sources over unencrypted connections. If you are in a position to inject .js resources, then the user'
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14y ago
A single "allow invalid certificate" mistake renders the whole thing useless though.
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14y ago
There was some information in there about SRP being patented that I thought was misleading. It is patented, but it's freely licensed.
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14y ago
So it's non-lethal to people with pacemakers and dialysis machines?
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14y ago
There have been days when I have had more than 100 browser tabs open. Users should be able to have as many tabs as they want.
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14y ago
This is exactly what I meant by my initial comment - I should have been more clear.
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14y ago
What might be a good idea for Javascript-heavy web apps is to make an Ajax call to the server to see if a refresh of the page is required.
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14y ago
This idea has been done to death many times before. -Someone creates a centralized name/address tuple space (essentially just a key-value store.) -Tuples are claimed from that space. -The value of the remaining address space increases up to
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14y ago
I'm curious as to whether or not design templates might greater benefit from the square root of two.
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