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by scardine 13y ago
A daemon that blocks the attacker address after a number of wrong attempts is much more secure. IMHO moving SSH to another port is kind of Cargo Cult Security.
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How much of numpy can you use in pypy?(buildbot.pypy.org)
1 points by scardine 13y ago|0 comments
573.
by scardine 13y ago
I know I should not respond to ad hominem, but here we go. When I was young I used to blame "the right" for every real or imaginary problem in the world. I dreamed of revolution. When you are 20, if you are not socialist you don&#
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by scardine 13y ago
This thread made me nostalgic. I live in Brazil. I remember when I went to the local university in order to grab a 40+ diskette copy of slackware. A few months later I subscribed to a CDROM compilation (can't recall the name, something
575.
by scardine 13y ago
Just use the "help"->"check for update".
576.
by scardine 13y ago
$50/year for the personal edition is a bargain, great product.
577.
by scardine 13y ago
Oh, c'mon. The Lua language is the only relevant software contribution from Brazil that I'm aware of. The guys behind Lua had to invent a language because the country was commercially closed at the time. The program forbidding tec
578.
by scardine 13y ago
I'm Brazilian. This is one of the least entrepreneurship friendly places in the world. Everything we don't need is more crazy taxes and regulations...
579.
by scardine 13y ago
C'mon, the Latin America's biggest and most populous nation remains a long way behind the OECD average and in most cases lags behind most of its Latin American neighbors. Research in Brazil is a joke, as anything else related to e
580.
by scardine 13y ago
There is no privacy in Brazil, you have to put your fingerprints in a database for having an ID card or driver license issued. Biometric access is being enforced for voting and a lot of other trivial citizenship exercises. There is no doubt
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Offset: Goroutines ported to Python(docs.google.com)
28 points by scardine 13y ago|12 comments
582.
by scardine 13y ago
For all practical concerns, downloading FOSS in binary form is not that worst compared to source code, unless you are willing to audit thousands of lines of code before compiling (and is competent enough). The exploit can even be hidden int
583.
by scardine 13y ago
Not complete underground cities, but there are plenty underground marijuana light-forced gardens out there... Even with panels that change colors (some growers use different wavelengths for vegetative and flowering stages). :-)
584.
by scardine 13y ago
Lua means moon in Portuguese (the native language of the designers).
585.
by scardine 13y ago
Think of it like this: you still have model+controller at the server side (REST interface), the whole HTML+Javascript thing is the view layer. This view layer happens to be modeled using the MVC pattern, which is a pretty smart move if you
586.
by scardine 13y ago
Some AI files can read as PDF (try to rename them and see if your reader can open it).
587.
by scardine 13y ago
I used to love Perl as well, it is amazing for text processing and at the time was the silver tape of Internet. It is pleasant to write, but I can't say the same for reading: sometimes it is hard to understand my own Perl code after un
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by scardine 13y ago
I would say that about Python, and probably anyone can say the same about his own pet computer language. I like some of the Haskell concepts, and it seems to attract very smart folks that are heavy on math and CS jargon. This reflects on th
589.
by scardine 13y ago
Precisely my point: a tool is a tool, you don't marry a hammer and you don't marry your text editor. You can have several hammers in your toolbox, the old hammer will never be jealous from new hammers. You may invest some time&#x2
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by scardine 13y ago
I dated Ember for a while but I ended up married with Angular. Ember is really cute and charming. When it works it is all magic - but when it doesn't it is way harder to figure out what is wrong. So far, Angular seems to have a stronge
591.
by scardine 13y ago
> Developers marry their editors. They spend years learning every aspect of them. They customize their configuration. They install and develop plugins and extensions. If an editor becomes abandonware, the users of that editor have wasted
592.
by scardine 13y ago
GAE allows only pure Python. No binary modules like NumPy.
593.
by scardine 13y ago
In Angular, there is a powerful concept called services. Services are used when you need to share data between controllers, like your example. Angular services are guaranteed to be singletons, but instead of passing references around, you u
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by scardine 13y ago
My personal experience is the opposite. I tried Ember first. Got excited replicating the sample blog app, but got stuck trying a simple task: show the most recent post by default (see this bug: https://github.com/emberjs&#x2
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by scardine 13y ago
Ignorance is bliss. This reminds me of the Jewish tradition, where men is punished when he eats from the Tree of Knowledge. The more you know, more easily you find anguish. "Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes deals with this subject in a
596.
by scardine 13y ago
Compiled, no runtime, static typed and Python-like syntax - this is pretty much my wish list for a new language.
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by scardine 14y ago
I'm a Google Apps authorized reseller. Even for me it is very hard to get support. Recently we had a problem concerning the Gmail IMAP API and the X-GM_RAW extension. - https://developers.google.com/google-apps/gmail/imap_extensi... Quoti
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by scardine 14y ago
"Micro Positions" are a known scheme to hire foreign workers under H-1B visas. The employer must, prior to filing the H-1B petition, take good-faith steps to recruit US workers for the position for which the H-1B worker is sought. For examp