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by reacweb 12y ago
This seems to be a controversial opinion: first +1 point, then -2. I whish I could make a poll on this subject: Do you think you can trust a website if it is hidding its whois information ? Would you trust a bank where all employees were we
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by reacweb 12y ago
These people have just found a way to abuse the stupidity of HFT. IMHO, they have played along the rules and the SEC should ban HFT.
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by reacweb 12y ago
When I want to know if a site is trustworthy, the first thing I check is whois information. If hidden, do not trust.
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by reacweb 12y ago
I do not code much, but I have to read a lot of code when I investigate bugs. I never see very concise code, but I have quite often verbose code. The readability of verbose code is very bad: I have to scroll a lot more to understand algorit
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by reacweb 12y ago
Your comment is an unsupported attack. Mine was just an observation based on many years of work in multicultural context.
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by reacweb 12y ago
Have you worked in a multi cultural environment to observe the difference of behaviour ?
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by reacweb 12y ago
Please, stop mod me down ! In my work, I have to work with developers from many countries. Understanding cultural differences is very important when many nationalities are involved. There was nothing pejorative in this one.
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by reacweb 12y ago
I have no strong opinion about hungarian notation, but I have noticed that hungarian notation haters were often english native speakers.
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by reacweb 12y ago
By "junk food culture absence" in France, it means that junk food in France is most often very very bad.
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by reacweb 12y ago
Yes, all the articles of Knuth are always insightfull. The problem of the article about goto is not its content but how it has been used since its publication to hurt the whole profession. This article is more harmfull than the occasional p
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by reacweb 12y ago
Why "Go to statement considered harmful" is considered a great work ? Edsger W. Dijkstra made that statement in the context of an argument with Donald Knuth. Knuth won: ( http://pplab.snu.ac.kr/courses/adv_pl05
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by reacweb 12y ago
The same way we have 3D printers now, I would dream to have a foundry in my backyard.
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by reacweb 12y ago
Giant companies should buy most of their hardware to reduce cost and focus on their main activity. But they should also build a small percentage of their hardware themselves to have the freedom to ditch away a supplier. This is also importa
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by reacweb 12y ago
Exactly the case for my site. I have patched the line 12hour after public disclosure. I have not updated Drupal Core, nor CHANGELOG.txt because there was nothing more than the patched line.
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by reacweb 12y ago
To feel 'magic', I think you need to read SICP and to do write some typical programms where lisp is really effective: - a lisp interpreter (the second step may be a non deterministic lisp interpreter). - symbolic derivation - a pr
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by reacweb 12y ago
The LOG.debug commands are executed when the singleton is used, but not when it is created. I think it should be the opposite. The create method called from getInstance should probably be private. It is called without parameter in getInstan
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by reacweb 12y ago
How on earth can they write "Your Finest Code" just above a screendump of bad code (at least bellow standard) ?
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by reacweb 12y ago
In airport LFPG, runways 27R and 26R are strictly parallel.
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by reacweb 12y ago
"The kernel, as well as its various device drivers, are written entirely in Assembly for optimal speed, simplicity, and manageability of the code." I love it !!!
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by reacweb 12y ago
I think this is the key to understand google. They are building the "skynet" of terminator. They won't turn evil before they succeed.
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by reacweb 12y ago
I did the same for sunview in 1992: pushing the windows outside of the screen. Windows were entries in /dev.
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by reacweb 12y ago
In general email is more protected than other passwords: people understand that they need to protect their email.
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by reacweb 12y ago
Object Oriented Programming is not for all developers the same way that some excellent developers have problems with functional programming. I think OO is very well suite for bottom up way of thinking ( http://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by reacweb 12y ago
These 3 examples are easy to work around using zombies. Even whitelisting only people who have already written to you can be attacked.
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by reacweb 12y ago
It seems they donate for perl 5 development. Nothing for perl 6 ?
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by reacweb 12y ago
Just put QR codes everywhere.
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by reacweb 12y ago
On my CPC6128 (Z80), multiplan under CP/M was able to use the full memory (128Ko). In basic, only 64ko were really available.
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by reacweb 12y ago
When I read the EULA of softwares sold in France, they often contain restrictions on reverse engineering. In France, reverse engineering is a protected right for interoperability purpose. If some parts of the EULA are illegal, how can it be
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by reacweb 12y ago
Some buildings are made by aliens, but not many. A lot more are made by crazy architects.
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by reacweb 12y ago
ssh user@host "nc -l 1234 | tar x -C dest_dir" and in another terminal: tar c . | nc -p host 1234 If you do not care about security, why not using rcp ?

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