rapala

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by rapala 13y ago
How would these social and environmental factors be featured in the new currency? How would they differ from the current situation where things like moral value of goods are reflected directly in the price (green energy costs more because i
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by rapala 13y ago
I actually did mention that. :) I think the system is pretty good. The only problem it has, that I know of, is the price. The user of the service has to pay for every single authentication. Couple of years ago the price was 14 cents per aut
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by rapala 13y ago
E-government has at least two big problems, and the author faced both of those. First, the users need to be authenticated, as in you are the person you claim to be authenticated. Almost no other web service actually needs to know that. Ba
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by rapala 13y ago
I would argue that the order of declarations is part of the scoping rules. In your example the variable i is not yet in scope when the assignment is done, and thus the compiler complaints. But this is of course somewhat philosophical. My
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by rapala 13y ago
In a lexically scoped language I would assume that the scoping follows the lexical representation of the code. The given example goes against this assumption. The variable i is not even defined before it is refered to in the inner funct
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by rapala 13y ago
>What is next, systemd will replace cron too, in powerpoint format? systemd has some cron-like features: http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.time...
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by rapala 13y ago
Well, to be fair, the NULL check was in a wrong place. The pointer was already dereferenced before the check. struct tun_struct *tun = __tun_get(tfile); struct sock *sk = tun->sk; unsigned int mask = 0; if (!tun) return
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by rapala 13y ago
The Swedish military is allowed to listen to all communications crossing the nations borders. All ISPs are also required to route all their traffic through the militarys network. EDIT: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FRA_l
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by rapala 13y ago
Nor should dumb users be punished because of knowledgeable users. Facebook ain't exactly the service of power users. Leaving Facebook logged in on a public computer has some nasty security consequences. The weakest link of security is
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by rapala 13y ago
> Why would anyone think they'd be logged out of Facebook because they logged out of a site that uses Facebook auth? Because logging in was associated with Facebook, the log out got associated as well? As you said, context scramble.
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by rapala 13y ago
Is there any chance that the people would ever vote for the multitude of these positions? There's probably (I'm not a US citizen) hundreds of federal bureaus. The people can't even bother to vote in the current federal elec
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by rapala 13y ago
By my reading, the spec is not that clear about it. It does say that A user agent that wishes to authenticate itself with an origin server--usually, but not necessarily, after receiving a 401 (Unauthorized) -- implying, imo, that no prior
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by rapala 14y ago
They may also get funding based on graduations. PhD students are also fuel for the research in universities, and possible future researchers themselves.
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by rapala 14y ago
So your whole program just crashes because the prime server was not responding? I think that changes the semantics of isPrime quite a bit.
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by rapala 14y ago
Of course it's different. What if the IO fails?
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by rapala 14y ago
Associativity is very important in the case of IO. It guarantees that both (print a; print b;)print c; and print a; (print b; print c;) output abc .
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by rapala 14y ago
Because another god seems to be offering a better deal. I think that the point of the quote is that one should not care about the unjust good. Why would I want to be "welcomed" by a god that does not care about my pursuit of good life but o
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by rapala 14y ago
Why should one worship a god that can't tolerate a pagan man that nevertheless lived a good life? If a god wants the man to be virtuous, why can't the man expect the same from the god?
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by rapala 14y ago
Have you red your original contract? Is this something covered in it?
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by rapala 14y ago
To me it seems that you (in your code example) have just split the function in two. Two thirds of the parameters are given to the constructor and the last one to the method. It might be what your application needs, but it seems arbitrary ta
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by rapala 14y ago
My question was sincere. I'm quite sure that some share of the guns would be voluntarily handed over. I was after a estimate on this share. "Collecting all the guns in the US won't be an easy task." Definitely not, but I would think that to
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by rapala 14y ago
"Had Europeans had as many guns as their American counterparts would Hitler have conquered Europe?" Um...yes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Poland http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_invasion_of_Denmark_(194... The number of
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by rapala 14y ago
When the police starts going door to door, collecting guns, how many you think would be left from the 300M?
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by rapala 14y ago
Do without. Season not sold. Watch something else. Season not sold. Play cards. Season not sold. It's not just about illegal downloading, it's about content providers not even trying to meet temporal demand. By the way, I don't even
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by rapala 14y ago
So I'm in the market, looking for the next season of my favorite show not yet aired here in Finland. Clearly I can't watch it from the TV. Netflix does not offer the show in here in Finland. What options do I have? Legitimate content provid
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by rapala 14y ago
Depends on the document and jurisdiction. If I remember correctly, some levels of military classifications here in Finland require you to not read the document and return it to the officials. Of course the one who left the document would al
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by rapala 14y ago
I guess this is exactly the thing that the court must decide on: whether guessing that code can be considered as a circumvention of security measures or not.
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by rapala 14y ago
So the classic version works in a lazy fashion, for example with infinite structures? Keep in mind that Clojure is a strict language by default.
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by rapala 14y ago
Interesting, I was under the impression that most of the time the exploit was known before the patch release. But of course the patch gives away everything. Live an' learn.
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by rapala 14y ago
Why can't the sysadmin wait for a week and let the patches accumulate?

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