Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
shitlord
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
39 ms
·
391.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
Yeah, I think Brian Krebs was also SWAT'd.
392.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
> ah ok, so what is the recommendation for storing password in a scripting language like > Ruby, Python, RingoJS, NodeJS, PHP, etc? Don't think they have fancy function to determine to store the variables in CPU register or encry
393.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
um, wat? I was commenting regarding ugly OEM themes ruining the paragon of perfection that is AOSP. I think you may have meant to reply to someone else.
394.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
I hope the next Nexus phone is made by Motorola. I really like the body of their devices. I wanted to get a Moto X developer edition but it was too expensive, unfortunately.
395.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
Nobody, aside from the people on XDA and /r/Android. And maybe a few on HN.
396.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
There are a lot of game types, but the easiest is probably DM (death match). That is what I played when I first started. CTF (capture the flag) is also kind of easy for beginners. If you are just starting out, pick a server with low ping, a
397.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
Lawyers really don't understand technology... they just added fuel to the fire.
398.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
No, it's incredibly entertaining.
399.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
I think he ate once when he was getting debriefed
400.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
before, we could use the free wifi without a facebook account
401.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
Is anyone going to do anything about the SEA? They've been attacking a lot of large organizations recently.
402.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
Why should we let non-citizens decide how we run our country?
403.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
Also useful is namechk.com. I didn't even know I had an account on some of these sites. It turned out I had a 5 year old reddit account, a 6 year old account on ebay, and more. Of course, I deleted most of them.
404.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
> Or are you claiming that part of the NSA's employment process is the removal of independent thought and plugging into the collective hive mind? That is most likely the reason. Even reddit doesn't jerk this hard. The OP's
405.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
> I stopped reading after the patriot paragraph. So you read two sentences and felt qualified to post a comment about the article anyway? You're nitpicking. > I love my country but I never met a patriot that could think straight.
406.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
Oh, okay. Thanks for the clarification.
407.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
> It certainly is not true that, for a matrix of any size, computing the determinant is a good method for checking whether a matrix is invertible. Can you explain this part? I don't understand what you mean, and I have an Advanced L
408.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
Well, if it's a web page, you don't.
409.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
The part about calling it Cyberia was hilarious. I still can't stop laughing. What I don't understand is why people think technolibertarianism is the solution to all our problems. Do people really think that if every single pers
410.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
RIP MSN. When I was a teenager I used to spend all day in a group chat with some friends. I think the feature I miss the most is the custom emoticons. I've since moved onto Skype's group chat, but nothing I've comes close to
411.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
> They're not irrationally ideological about programming languages, and they don't want to pay $120,000/year or $125/hour to a developer with two years of experience. I worked for a typical megacorporation for a few m
412.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
It's amazing how incredibly conceited the website comes off. CTRL + F "talent", 7 matches. You'd think that two guys who think of themselves as "entrepreneurs" would know not to say stuff like that.
413.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
Is that not common sense?
414.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
It's a pretty big one. DoD certified iPhones only for nonsensitive work (low-level clearance stuff). In contrast, the sort of work POTUS does will most certainly be sensitive. For things of that sort, the operating system AND the hardw
415.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
I really wish companies would stop selling monitors with their logo placed obnoxiously on the front. I don't care if they put the logo on any other part of the display, but why do they have to ruin the front of it? I really love lookin
416.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
> I almost wish a smaller entity would have become the first major player in drone delivery I think there was one. I remember reading about somebody doing this last summer on HN. > This is going to draw a lot of attention from regulat
417.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
Yeah, Korean monitors are great if you're on a budget. My only complaint is that they are ugly as hell. Every single one I've seen. But hey, you can buy 3 1440p monitors for under a grand!
418.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
If anyone can pull it off, it's probably Amazon.
419.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
It is kind of ridiculous how the police manage to damage their computers. As people in positions of power, they really need better training on security and handling equipment. I've seen Toughbooks with severe physical damage... and tho
420.
▲
by
shitlord
13y ago
Seriously, it's a huge accomplishment, and they deserve to be proud of it. When the president uses your product (even if it's not good) you know you've made it.
More ›