phaemon

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1321.
by phaemon 14y ago
No-one's blaming the victim. They're blaming the security team who were supposed to be protecting the victim. They don't get to be appallingly incompetent at their jobs because someone took advantage of it!
1322.
by phaemon 14y ago
> Infuriatingly, they disable the Enter key in the log in form, so a mouse click is necessary You can hit Tab (will select proceed) and then hit Enter. Much less annoying :)
1323.
by phaemon 14y ago
Surely "Pyrite"?
1324.
by phaemon 14y ago
>testing passwords against multiple hashes (at the price of one) is impossible That's defending against a newly generated rainbow table. > And it is not possible to see if different entries shares a same password (or to see if they
1325.
by phaemon 14y ago
What else do they protect against?
1326.
by phaemon 14y ago
I think you're overestimating my intelligence. I'm neither a mathematician nor a developer.. My "insight" was simply realising that: a) the numbers alternate between higher than pi and lower than pi b) if you have a number between, say, 41
1327.
by phaemon 14y ago
Keep the previously calculated value of pi in "oldpi" and you can do: while round(oldpi,5) != round(pi,5) as your loop.
1328.
by phaemon 14y ago
awk '/Kindle/ && /Hardcover/' awk doesn't have to be complicated ;)
1329.
by phaemon 14y ago
Actually, just: echo $(shuf -n4 /usr/share/dict/words) will do the trick. Though it does have some weird words in there. A trimmed "4000 common words" dictionary is what I use.
1330.
by phaemon 14y ago
Very nice! Add: text-align: center; line-height: 100px; to the .macbook css, so you can add text to the screen ;)
1331.
by phaemon 14y ago
What an optimistic question! Try: "How much of your codebase isn't understood by any people at all?" :)
1332.
by phaemon 14y ago
Sorry, it's just horribly wrong: "The "senior developer", whom is the stake holder's right hand man, said this:" "Who", not "whom". There's no reason to use "whom" at all any more unless you really know when you should. "Who" is acceptable
1333.
by phaemon 14y ago
Where is the contradiction? He says they're difficult to use with a mouse and even more difficult to use on a touchscreen. Makes sense to me.
1334.
by phaemon 14y ago
heh, concept reminded me of: http://bestofcalvinandhobbes.com/2011/10/a-swifty-kick-in-th...
1335.
by phaemon 14y ago
Well, perhaps I was too negative. As I mention below, and as the others have said, the look is pretty good. The heatmap image is pretty cool which is why I wanted to click on it and see it change. So let me do that! Also, I did want to see
1336.
by phaemon 14y ago
Fair enough, I was talking about the content more than the look. The top half is certainly nice enough. The lower half is too noisy with an excess of that "writing" stuff. I didn't get where I am today by reading! I want cool stuff I can cl
1337.
by phaemon 14y ago
I'm sorry to say this, but your website is awful. You spell "conversion" incorrectly in two different ways and your grammar is poor ("Why noone..."). If I were you I'd get the site redesigned, preferably by a professional web designer. Mayb
1338.
by phaemon 14y ago
// While i goes from 0 to 50. // -------------------------- for ( int i = 0; i < 50; i++ ) Well, doStuff() only happens while i goes from 0 to 49, so maybe this comment reveals a bug.
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by phaemon 14y ago
404 errors are not due to lack of scaling. I can't think of a case where you'd get that. Scaling problems will usually return 5xx errors, most commonly 502, 503 and 504.