samuel

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   by samuel 18y ago

   At least in Python, most C coded modules release the lock so asynchronous I/O is possible.
2. 272.▲
   by samuel 18y ago

   The assumption is that you have access to the hashed version of the password. That's not so hard to get from some sites. I have retrieved user-password pairs using very simple SQL Injection in some e-commerce sites(not any the big ones, of
3. 273.▲
   by samuel 18y ago

   The flexibility is great, but only if grouped with consistency. No foreign keys on MyISAM but yes on InnoDB? Thanks but no, thanks.
4. 274.▲
   by samuel 18y ago

   Nobody at OpenBSD investigated the issue? Well, that's shocking. Their developers behave as assholes sometimes, but they don't ignore sensible bug reports. I had problems with OpenBSD's UVM too, but it was a known issue and increasing NKMEM
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   by samuel 18y ago

   I think that Linus is speaking out of his ass this time. Probably looks so arrogant because Theo and him don't like each other and the OSS universe is too small to their egos. OpenBSD mindset is to achieve security through excellence. Every
6. 276.▲
   by samuel 18y ago

   Buff, that's bad luck. You are in a difficult situation but I really envy your bravery. Definitely you are commited with your project, and I hope that will be the key for your success. Developing the app yourself it's not an option, unless