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16y ago
I use LastPass; but, the fact it's file format is a per-record encrypted sqlite3 database makes me nervous.
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Presumably you never :wq and mis-type your password?
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In 2-5 years, will the "Mac" product be relevant?
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"For every complex problem, there is an answer that is clear, simple-- and wrong."
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Don't ever use that pivot code for more then 2^30 elements. http://googleresearch.blogspot.com/2006/06/extra-extra-read-...
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What's a country where government positions are prestigious for reasons other than they're an opportunity to participate in bribery and corruption? (Switzerland?)
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"Suggests." However, the fact that there is a web GUI tells us they can read the data.
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I felt the same way about my Facebook messages. Before they released the archive tool, I wrote this: http://fb.quadhome.com/ I wonder if, since the Chrome extension is Javascript, it could be injected into a bookmarklet and made to run on
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Didn't notice the pattern on "next." I presumed it was based on the time but after cracking it I moved on. Nice. :-)
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#!/ova/fu -r HEY="uggc://jjj.jrroyl.pbz/jrroyl/choyvpOnpxraq.cuc?" QNGN="cbf=fbyirchmmyr" # Gvzrfgnzc nhgu GVZRFGNZC=$(phey -f -i -q $QNGN $HEY 2>&1 | terc "Qngr:" | phg -p 9- | ehol -egvzr -r "chgf Gvzr.cne
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A brute force CPU attack took even less. A stock version of john the ripper will work just fine.
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It takes a few seconds, so I think it's alright.
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They also give it to me too. I have a Samsung Galaxy S and it, out of the box, syncs with Facebook including e-mail addresses.
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I'd really like these in HTML or EPUB. Quick math says 500 pages per journal by 382 journals gives 382,000 pages. The going rate on Mechanical Turk seems to be $1 / page for human OCR. All the decent hosted OCRs sites I ran tests on are abo
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Use http://dpaste.de/xtDj/raw/ instead of the given URL.
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I did the same for a year and a half-ish. Oceania, Thailand, overlanded from Cape Town to Cairo, Europe, motorcycled through Central America, and now just started consulting in Sydney / Melbourne. http://travel.quadhome.com/ is an incompl
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I did something similar for e-mail back when the Graph API was broken for it. [2] ... I say "back," presuming it's fixed. [2] http://fb.quadhome.com/
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Zimbabwe doesn't have a currency anymore. They gave up and went to nationally accepting the dollar (USD), pula (Botswana), or rand (SA). Helped things a lot. :-)
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I had the same question. The Wikipedia article on the URV lead me to "Inertial inflation." In the medium-to-long term, economic agents begin to forecast inflation and to use those forecasts as de facto price indexes that can trigger price
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samy is my hero http://namb.la/popular/
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Of those licensing schemes, which are compatible? There's the spirit and there's the complex reality. This code, on my screen is copy-paste'able. And it's 'open source.' That means I can use it! If it's an education issue, do we
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The three20 dev admitted it was a mistake and took immediate corrective action. http://developers.enormego.com/view/what-happened-common-cou... The majority of developers don't understand the nuances of copyright law; and, so OSS code is
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How you would have configured SSL (or the PKI, as seems to be the problem) for the Internet? Do you think a global, managed and secure PKI is feasible?
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https://lists.berlios.de/pipermail/linux-uvc-devel/2009-June...
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One of the best parts of Defcon is the opportunity to party with feds all night long. You discover they're just like you.
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I don't understand then. :-( Thanks for your time and responses.
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I thought the equivalent to the raw materials, factory, etc. was the computer .
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I don't think the software is Google's sole advantage. The best people, an already massive and growing infrastructure, and a proven-successful platform are all things that can't be readily duplicated.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Books_on_cryptography has an excellent set of recommendations.
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Both firms were funded by and had close ties with Sequoia. And that's why Google bought YouTube for more than they were worth?
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