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rcoh
14y ago
This seems pretty reasonable. The obvious risk is that if the encryption keys leak, all of your credentials may be retroactively compromised... Still, much better than keeping the passwords in VC unprotected, of course. My preference still
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Quick Hack: SSH into EC2 Instances by Name
(gist.github.com)
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While Lock-free code gets you part of the way to efficient parallelism (by removing suspension-induced dead time) as he mentions, the performance impact caused by repeated cache line invalidation can be a significantly bigger problem. In ma
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Why Crowdsource? Crowsource.
(crowsource.org)
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rcoh
14y ago
Any plans for Linux support? Does the Windows 7 executable work well under Wine?
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rcoh
14y ago
It's worth noting that some of the Go inconsistencies derive from the language designers desire to make the grammar regular (facilitating extremely efficient and simple parsing). In order to do this, you need statements that mean different
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rcoh
14y ago
The images in the right pane are blurry for me -- I guess they're getting stretched out on my monitor. Could you use vector graphics instead of JPGs?
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14y ago
Working in FF....
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rcoh
14y ago
This is a big deal, opening up the possibilities for more side channel attacks against VMs located on the same physical hardware sharing CPUs and memory...
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Words With Friends, Now a Board Game
(hasbrotoys.com)
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rcoh
14y ago
PAKE solves the MITM issue of Diffie Hellman, so if they went the DH route, they probably used something along those lines.
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Quora.com Not Serving CSS
(quora.com)
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Fuzzing For Correctness
(sumologic.com)
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rcoh
14y ago
In real production code, things like this are rarely bottlenecks. The count version, frankly, is less error prone. There are a few different ways that you can easily mess up the while loop version. In places where a loop like this really is