pavelmelnichuk

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by pavelmelnichuk 10y ago
You can create a randomly generated cookie of sorts instead of doing anything with a users' credentials. The supposed accomplished task and end goal would be the same, and yet, people would feel more comfortable. Your claim that you ar
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by pavelmelnichuk 10y ago
The question is where is the line? Say I have sensitive or proprietary information on my laptop that is in an encrypted drive. Do I have to unlock my laptop, or do I have to unlock each encrypted file itself?
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by pavelmelnichuk 10y ago
Yes, we process data visually much faster than the ten bits per second example
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by pavelmelnichuk 10y ago
Your ellipsis suggests to are disagreeing with the original comment, else what you wrote is just a truism. The point of the original comment was that it was authorized by default as intended by design, and thus not a "hack."
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by pavelmelnichuk 10y ago
Everyone in the west always forgets thats Jews were not the only ones that were victimized by the Nazis, and I feel that this is too often misrepresented from the general knowledge pool of most people in society. More soviets died there tha
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by pavelmelnichuk 10y ago
> Fat bar at the top ... scroll out of the view as you scroll into content I think you have been drinking the punch at your lunch. That bar is still a problem and should not be there. There is a native back button, and there is no need f
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by pavelmelnichuk 10y ago
This comment has the funny smell of a, "you too," [0] argument fallacy. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque
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by pavelmelnichuk 10y ago
What is to stop them from counting your traffic now, if you use aws that is?
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by pavelmelnichuk 10y ago
nah it's not bad. Sometimes you just need to reinstall the same audio kernels, etc (depending on your hardware). There are many guides to find compatible hardware