rikacomet

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by rikacomet 12y ago
what about Perl?.. the other languages are mentioned in the side links at least :(
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Though I'm all in to scientific development and the benefits of these new materials, I still want to point out, that nor carbon-fiber or graphene exist in nature in large quantities for more than one reason, while diamond and graphite
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by rikacomet 12y ago
There is a ground rule: If people are buying it, cash is coming in. As long as that is happening, in the cellphone industry, no one gives a damn, if someone "mashes up" some designs. That has been the case way before Xiomi came ar
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by rikacomet 12y ago
almost, but the driver mentality is different, due to difference in traffic structures. The Tuk Tuk is on the peppy side of things. The Autorickshaw[different from just 'Rickshaw'] is more enclosed, personal ride most of the time.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
I can true that. I usually see a lot of Perl Devs, think that Perl as a language is not worth learning from scratch, and the framework is all there is to it. As soon as you mention the outdated (indated by FCGI-mod_perl) CGI module .. you a
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by rikacomet 12y ago
It appears to me, that you are jumping the gun too soon here. The photos, might have been ripped off by a good for nothing designer from the marketing dept. There are countless good photos out there, who has the time to check that some stup
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Come on, lets be neutral to this (politically). We should look at this as a new era. So what, If the Russian design today is more expensive or slower than Intel or anyone else. Tomorrow, we might all be using Russian-made processors. Histor
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by rikacomet 12y ago
This is a very a sensitive topic to talk about, and I might be tempted to say more on this, but I won't, For the sake of all good things. I cannot agree 100% with either of the sides, on this issue. But a good way to think about this s
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British Airways misplaces the priceless Sarod of Indian Maestro Amjad Ali Khan
3 points by rikacomet 12y ago|0 comments
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by rikacomet 12y ago
every cellphone has a converter.. here is your chance to use it. Just for reference.. in India.. we sometimes use the American counting method (millions, billions) .. and sometimes the native one (lakhs, crores) alternatively. its easier th
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Indeed it is, but what I was curious to know more about the particular case of session IDs.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
If I remember correctly, something similar demonstrated by someone(a bounty hunter) a few months back, and was featured on HN front page as well. I remember it was maybe related to Facebook, and not to TLS/SSL specifically. Very simila
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Ah that clears up a few things for me. Thanks.
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Isn't the word "dyes" the right one to use here? Instead of "dies"?
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by rikacomet 12y ago
I wonder why they haven't put the encryption method out in public, they necessarily don't need to tell how they broke it. It won't be used anymore on American side, nor Iran would use it now that it is broken, so why not for
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by rikacomet 12y ago
check the security certificate here, I might be wrong about the exact nature, but the last I heard, MD5 and RC4 in certificates were bad. https://www.unionbankonline.co.in/
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Verisign still uses RC4 in its certificates. While most of the trusted certificates have moved to SHA-1 and SHA-2, Verisign still uses RC4 in some places.
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How exactly Google and Others undermined Indian Election 2014(rikacomet.blogspot.com)
1 points by rikacomet 12y ago|0 comments
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Is the cookie implementation compliant to RFC 6265? http://rikacomet.blogspot.in/2014/01/setting-cookies-in-perl...
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by rikacomet 12y ago
I think, this is a great opportunity for Elon Musk to make his place permanent in the space supplies sector and for privatization of space sector. I would be really looking forward to how things will turn out for him. I'm not a fan of
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by rikacomet 12y ago
Just want to note that, ethics are not just simply things people have been doing for years, but in fact human progress/efficiency measures built into social behavior. Such a ignorance towards ethics is like debt: initially you grow, ke
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by rikacomet 12y ago
"Don't be evil" It is a beautiful peace of rhetoric. Yet I wonder, about its effectiveness/achievement inside Google in last 5 years since its inception. Perhaps its because, don't be evil translates to, a middle gr
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by rikacomet 13y ago
well yes, but generally people don't learn to control the expansionist tendencies. Further, Culture is the achievement of various people pre-globalization. By discarding that, we are not becoming better, the results are positive in sho
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by rikacomet 13y ago
The point is, which third parties to trust and for how long? How to be sure always that they are worthy of the continued trust?
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by rikacomet 13y ago
The question is better posed as "Can encryption put the morals of 'you know who' back in place?" As I see it encryption works against your average trouble maker. But the current wave essays that the data needs to be prot
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by rikacomet 13y ago
At godaddy, seems the flare has been lit: http://support.godaddy.com/godaddy/openssl-and-heartbleed-vu...
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by rikacomet 13y ago
I know the main problem right now is the fact that the eye's optical nerve can't regenerate. If it does works like optical fiber, maybe something could be made to mend the optical nerve using optical fiber. Stem cell technology se
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by rikacomet 13y ago
There is more. Perhaps its better to encourage the research of methods that can restore vision partly. If you think about it, the low vision is workable to a lot of these people, who have known the complete darkness called blindness. Maybe
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by rikacomet 13y ago
"what does this big red pushy button do" :P
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by rikacomet 13y ago
I figured so, occasionally it is the same for me. But I didn't say everyone should be saving time.

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