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by rehevkor5 10y ago
Then is the article inaccurate when it says, "Once installed, the microchips on the shimmer record information from chip cards, including the PIN."?
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by rehevkor5 10y ago
Why on earth is the PIN located ON THE CARD?
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by rehevkor5 10y ago
Among other things, anecdotally the locals mention lack of enforced fuel regulations as one problem. Apparently there is a lot of adulterants in the fuel used for cars.
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by rehevkor5 10y ago
ACLU blog links to it: https://www.aclu.org/blog/speak-freely/obama-should-pardon-e... Also, the FAQ page https://www.pardonsnowden.org/faq mentions, "We've partnered with the nonprofit
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by rehevkor5 10y ago
Maybe you could compare the user's ratio to the median ratio for all users who have posted in that particular sub, or something along those lines.
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by rehevkor5 10y ago
Too bad there's nothing about handling recursion of the portal rendering.
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by rehevkor5 10y ago
In "I was exhausted", it seems to me that the word "exhausted" is an adjective, and it's a simple past tense statement not different than saying, "I was sad."
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by rehevkor5 10y ago
slf4j API should be in the compile group. At minimum, logback-classic should be runtime, as should jul-to-slf4j.
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by rehevkor5 10y ago
Let me guess, Colin Furze?
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by rehevkor5 11y ago
Who wrote it? And when?
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by rehevkor5 11y ago
I still see "How to Safely Store Your Users' Passwords in 2016".
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by rehevkor5 11y ago
An even better title would be "How to Safely Generate and Use Password Hashes in 2016".
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by rehevkor5 11y ago
The article inaccurately describes generating a password hash & using it as "storing a password".
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by rehevkor5 11y ago
TLDR: WWII
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by rehevkor5 11y ago
Have you ever used provisioning software like Chef to prepare a server to run your software? Have you ever used that in conjunction with Vagrant in order to test out your provisioning and software deployment locally? Docker replaces (or can
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by rehevkor5 12y ago
You're right, there's a gradation of compromise, and I wasn't fully polite in my comment (nor did I think to attempt to determine OPs sex... then again, I'm a guy with a "girl's name", so who's to say
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by rehevkor5 12y ago
Yeah he should be getting the starting & ending position of the ball during the tick, and determining whether that line intersects the other line. If it does, the intersection point should be found and the segment that goes past the lin
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by rehevkor5 12y ago
While you see yourself as objecting to Markdown, I see you as objecting to other templating languages. For example, a PHP file can do what you are doing, but it will have the full feature set of PHP available and it doesn't necessarily
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by rehevkor5 12y ago
This article talks about it: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/04/28/new-u-s-ste...
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by rehevkor5 13y ago
The liquid seems a bit compressible, more like balls of jello or rubber than water. Is that a difficult or costly problem to resolve when simulating liquids?
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by rehevkor5 13y ago
"any slip up in their security"? We aren't talking about storing plaintext passwords in a database here. They should be storing and sending/receiving encrypted data only. It would most likely be necessary to compromise t