riquito

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   by riquito 13y ago

   "Moss is just a bit exaggerated" :-) 0118 999 881 999 119 725... 3
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   by riquito 13y ago

   I think this is a long time bug, not IE10 specific.
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   by riquito 13y ago

   > 2. People always and only give back when legally required to do so. In the world where I live there is also a different kind of people
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   by riquito 13y ago

   If the parent's folder limit access to a certain user or group there aren't security problems and may be exactly what you need. for example, if you work with other people and you have a command to generate thumbnails from the shel
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   by riquito 13y ago

   Nice work, I like it
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   by riquito 13y ago

   Git was by far the fastest, this was a big factor when evaluating the move from svn (or similar) to a new system.
7. 637.▲
   by riquito 13y ago

   While I may like the project, I really hope that in many countries is illegal to earn from profiles of oblivious people who never choose to be part of an "offer"
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   by riquito 13y ago

   I'm sorry, I was certainly rude, please excuse me.
9. 639.▲
   by riquito 13y ago

   Please tag your repository with the project versions.
10. 640.▲
    by riquito 13y ago

    Did you even read the article you linked? The CRIME attack involves SSL/TLS, that both HTTPS and SPDY use.
11. 641.▲
    by riquito 13y ago

    SPDY requires encryption and yet it's overall faster than HTTP. If you have HTTPS on you may as well serve your pages over SPDY to the browsers that support it
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    by riquito 13y ago

    Thank you for your work, it's really interesting
13. 643.▲
    by riquito 13y ago

    I'd love to see how many lines of code each test required, but it's probably impossible to do in a fair way edit: I meant in the chart, at a glance
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    by riquito 13y ago

    If something breaks out and can run as your user you're done for. For example it could put an alias in .bashrc for ssh to evilssh and you would never know it (until it's too late). Running firefox not as root is a good idea, but k
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    by riquito 13y ago

    > Improved page load times due to no longer decoding images that aren't visible (847223) ( https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=847223 ) This is pretty cool
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    by riquito 13y ago

    fake_random = 5 result = secret ^ real_random result = result ^ fake_random You know the value of fake_random, but the randomness isn't reduced at all (sorry, I can't produce a real mathematical explanation)
17. 647.▲
    by riquito 13y ago

    That's true, but you also earn _a lot_ of money ignoring safety measures. They're paying with their lives part of this productivity
18. 648.▲
    by riquito 13y ago

    There are these things called signed binaries...
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    by riquito 13y ago

    > Zero-based arrays make sense in C where you have pointers and addresses Dijkstra begs to differ http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/ewd08xx/EWD831.PDF
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    by riquito 13y ago

    Or you may shorten your command ps -C someScript.sh -o pid= | xargs -I % /bin/kill -TERM -- -% avoiding two pipes is also 1 femtosecond faster, and as an added bonus HN doesn't trigger the dreaded code scrollbars too!
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    by riquito 13y ago

    Can't you take advantage of a kernel vulnerability on any reduced environment, regardless of LXC?
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    by riquito 13y ago

    The ffl ligature passes $ python3 Python 3.3.2+ (default, Oct 9 2013, 14:50:09) [GCC 4.8.1] on linux Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. >>> &qu
23. 653.▲
    by riquito 13y ago

    > Weak typing has to coerce somehow. Javascript is equally "terrible" at times. >>> "0" == false true !!!!!!! >>> "" == false true >>> "" == "0" false and here
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    by riquito 13y ago

    Maybe, but the standard library always makes my heart beat faster. We're talking about the language where you have pearls like strcspn, strtr, strstr, strpbrk and at least three different naming styles for the same group of functions (
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    by riquito 13y ago

    You make it sound like there are a couple minor bugs. What about the addresses of the users sent away? "only accessible for authenticated users": which means everyone. From the home page "Play against friends in real time&quo
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    by riquito 13y ago

    Arstechnica has always nice plots based on netmarketshare.com Here is a recent article: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/11/intern...
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    by riquito 13y ago

    Cool, but you can't let your drone fly over cities. Not in my country and I suppose not in most places around the world. My brother however will be happy to use his quadcopter to contribute with some aerial images of fields
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    by riquito 13y ago

    For example I'd like to have the Firefox button at top left orange, not gray. And slimmer (not as tall as a tab). It's clearly less polished than the Windows version. And yet I thanks them everyday for the browser
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    by riquito 13y ago

    Cool, so I suppose you don't use keys for your car neither. Convenient
30. 660.▲
    by riquito 13y ago

    Not really, his crypto propsal doesn't protect you from any malicious action by Snapchat, and thus they is pretty much useless. You either trust Snapchat or don't. Having Snapchat create for you private keys and thinking that now