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by skcin7 15y ago
The example of the "privacy protection" reminds me when I was a n00b (I still kinda am), but like 3 years ago I wanted a domain that was taken so I paid ~$15 for them for domain backordering.... LOL. I didn't really know what it was at the
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by skcin7 15y ago
Yup, this has happened to me several times back in high school, when all the shitty bands used to approach me asking to make a website. At first I was like "yeah, cool!" and then they automatically expected me to update it consistently and
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by skcin7 15y ago
I think you are all right that I should not try to re-invent the wheel and instead focus on great content. Although writing my own would be fun and worthwhile, you are right that time can be better spend working on something else. Thanks fo
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by skcin7 15y ago
Sounds like a great suggestion and I am glad that you posted the example too. It would need to be integrated well into my existing page and based on the example you showed, it looks like that wouldn't be too difficult. Thanks!
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What are the best blog solutions for a website?
4 points by skcin7 15y ago|7 comments
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by skcin7 15y ago
I use Ext JS at work (it's awesome) and jQuery for my home projects (it's also very awesome but very different than Ext JS). I would recommend taking a look at Ext JS as it can do some pretty incredible things. For instance it features a la
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by skcin7 15y ago
Forgive my ignorance but isn't the hash algorithm publicly known? Isn't "reverse engineered the SecurID token" basically have the same meaning as breaking RSA algorithm?
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by skcin7 15y ago
I want everyone to know that I am the one who posted the question at Stack Overflow. I am new here and unsure if this type of practice is okay or not. If it is not then please kindly ignore it, but I figured you guys would be more familiar
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Suggestions on making a PHP / Javascript / MySQL framework?(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by skcin7 15y ago|1 comments
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by skcin7 15y ago
Makes sense. That is good advice but as oconnore pointed out that even a VM can be exploited, though I think your solution would work well in the majority of cases. I suppose using a virtual copy of Windows in my OS X wouldn't be 100% safe
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by skcin7 15y ago
What's the best way to scan a file (Windows) then to ensure it's clean? I believe this file to be clean, I suppose I'm just asking to better understand the theory.
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by skcin7 15y ago
So if I download (which I already did) and install this file, how can I know it's not going to inject code into my own computer?