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by rymith 14y ago
I realize that, but you didn't answer my question. What do you propose they do instead?
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by rymith 14y ago
What else would you use? Biometrics are expensive, and far less secure than passwords in most instances. Besides, once you have that information, it will get converted to a hash (same as a password) so you're really stuck with the same pr
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by rymith 14y ago
re: Only Curiosity pretty much cannot find life What? A martian running in front of the camera would work. A rover not sent by earth. A little house on the... sand. Big ol skeleton of a unicorn... Seriously, you have no imagination.
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by rymith 14y ago
Yea, I'm not a fan of this pattern, it's a pain to step through with a debugger.
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by rymith 14y ago
What does this do that Vim doesn't? I'm just not sure I see any selling points. You can extend Vim with Lua, vim has multiple viewports, support for hundreds of languages, and all the other features like code complete, etc... What itch i
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by rymith 14y ago
Seriously, I'm down voted to obscurity because I don't see the relevance in some asshole picking a fight with a 15 year old kid? Releasing your own node module (or any code fo that matter) is something most developers never do, they are co
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by rymith 14y ago
And I don't see why this comment is relevant.
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by rymith 14y ago
Well, I think for starters, you're missing context for the first example. Prior art must pertain to the context, and animated film is not a touch enabled computing device. For instance, just because Roddenberry thought of the idea of tele
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by rymith 14y ago
Long answer: No.
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by rymith 14y ago
Date pickers have been there for quite a while now, they were there this spring. It's a real nuisance because the styling and several other requirements simply weren't ready when we were looking to implement them. Instead, we just reverte