paperclip

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Gruber on Engadget's Apple reporting(daringfireball.net)
5 points by paperclip 16y ago|0 comments
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IiNet vs AFACT appeal judgment [appeal dismissed](austlii.edu.au)
2 points by paperclip 16y ago|0 comments
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by paperclip 16y ago
I will try to ignore the shallow (but horrifying) issue of identifiers including spaces. The real question to be asked here is what is wrong with the current portable assembler (C) ? C has occupied this niche for a long time and quite succe
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by paperclip 16y ago
This submission prior to tptacek's (rather good) analysis was of little value. The original submitter gave absolutely no context to the diff. I don't think we can depend on tptacek always being on hand. This bug itself is not novel and some
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by paperclip 16y ago
blargh. You are quite correct - I don't know how I missed that. I hope the conspiracy theorists don't turn on me for participating in the cover up.
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by paperclip 16y ago
I presume you are attempting to imply that this one of the 'leet' FBI backdoors that the Perry email discussed. It would help if you actually said why you thought this patch was interesting when submitting it to HN. I hope we are not going
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by paperclip 16y ago
bcrypt is open source and ported to a range of operating systems. I cannot imagine getting it up and running on any system would be too difficult. It would probably be wiser to to spend the time to get bcrypt (or another standard scheme) wo
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The Winklevii renew multimillion-dollar stoush with Facebook(smh.com.au)
1 points by paperclip 16y ago|0 comments