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by someone13 14y ago
Despite the downvotes, this guy is correct - Vietnam is probably the country with the most incidences of credit card fraud.
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by someone13 14y ago
Out of sheer curiosity, is the restart a manual thing, or is it just on a cronjob? I'm thinking by the wording of the OP, it's done manually, but I'm still going to ask :-)
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by someone13 14y ago
Another good parser is python-markdown2 [1], which has a very extensive set of test cases, and the code is very readable and well-commented. [1] https://github.com/trentm/python-markdown2
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by someone13 14y ago
Looks like Sublime Text 2 ( http://www.sublimetext.com/2 ).
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by someone13 14y ago
Since the other submission seems to have disappeared, here's the associated blog post: https://stripe.com/blog/stripe-connect
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by someone13 14y ago
I'm a big fan of Mynt ( http://mynt.mirroredwhite.com/ ) - it's very simple and easy to understand, but is powerful enough to do just about anything you need.
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by someone13 14y ago
One of my major wishlist items for Storm is an end-to-end tutorial on how to get it working for a non-JVM language. I'm not a JVM coder, nor do I know much about it, and the documentation on how to get it working for Python is hard to foll
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by someone13 14y ago
So, if you create a customer, Stripe will check the CVC and AVS and return the results of those checks (Ctrl-F for "CVC and Address Verification Responses" on https://stripe.com/docs/api ). From there, you can make a decision whether or n
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by someone13 14y ago
Two things: 1. bitsweet, your post below in this thread seems to be marked as [dead] 2. If the cost is solely to cover shipping / production, it would be a good idea to put this on the main page. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't sign up if I kne
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by someone13 14y ago
Stripe currently has a Canadian beta going, if you happen to be based there. Send them an email and ask!
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by someone13 14y ago
Check out pythonbrew [1] - it makes installing different Pythons pretty simple. Perhaps not the best solution for a server, though. [1] https://github.com/utahta/pythonbrew/ EDIT: pythonz is pretty good too ( http://saghul.github.com/pyt
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by someone13 14y ago
Actually, I think it's a good read for all developers, irrespective of platform. The underlying message of the post above is relevant to anyone writing something that interfaces with third-party code. Not to mention, it's a good look into
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by someone13 14y ago
One thing that always worried me about self-driving cars - what about an emergency? For example, hypothetically, if my wife was giving birth and I needed to rush to the hospital, would I have to poke along at 50km/h and hope to get there o
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by someone13 14y ago
For people's information: "All problems in computer science can be solved by another level of indirection." - Butler Lampson And, from what limited sources I could find: "[above] ... Except for the problem of too many layers of indirection"
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by someone13 14y ago
Official time: 9:56AM EST, and it took place over Western Australia. Congrats to SpaceX!
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by someone13 14y ago
Didn't want to test this, in case it's actually a problem, but the usage examples seem to include your Mailchimp key. You may want to remove that :-)
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by someone13 14y ago
> Microsoft makes a lot of money from the security holes its own products, many of which were put there deliberately as "marketing features" that later turned out to be security vulnerabilities that apparently Microsoft finds it unprofi
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by someone13 14y ago
Some initial thoughts: - Not a huge fan of the "Pingdom killing" tagline in the title here. It sends a negative message that's unneeded, IMHO. - I like the main page, but the multiple black boxes that popped up are distracting from the mai
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by someone13 14y ago
In short, you try to make it not worth the cyberstalker's (or troll, spammer, etc.) while. No matter how many protections you put up, if you make your service available to the public, people will be able to register and harass other users.
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by someone13 15y ago
Yeah, Dr. Web is very well-known in Russia, and among the wider security community. They have some very talented people working for them, and, as far as I know, Dr. Web is still one of the only AVs that can disinfect the Rustock.C rootkit/
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by someone13 15y ago
Worth noting that since there's no "halt" instruction, people often use an endless loop to designate the end of the program. This causes Chrome, at least, to suck up a lot of CPU.
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by someone13 15y ago
I personally prefer Logbook [1]. It's written by mitsuhiko (author of Werkzeug, Flask, and lots more), and makes logging very easy. The whole idea of using with statements to manage handlers is a bit tricky to wrap one's head around, but
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by someone13 15y ago
Something I wrote a while back, using Python and PIL. import sys import math from PIL import Image def getSize(len, width): h = int(math.ceil(float(len) / width)) return (width, h) def getImag
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by someone13 15y ago
It's not quite as bad as it would be in a program other than an emulator, granted, but I can't imagine that it's easy to notice a bug in a 200-character line of: int pos=(ram[PC++&0xffff]+X)&0xff; byte v=ram[(ram[pos]&0xff
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by someone13 15y ago
I really hope that code is auto-generated. Because that coding style is ATROCIOUS.
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by someone13 15y ago
I don't know if I'd call XSS "the real bitch". I remember reading a blog post a while ago (that I sadly can't seem to find now) which recommended using a good variable naming system - something like us_blah for unsafe content, and s_blah f
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by someone13 15y ago
Thanks, I didn't realize that. Specifically, this link mentions it: http://www.zeromq.org/area:faq#toc5 Appreciate the heads-up!
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by someone13 15y ago
Something else worth noting: from how I understand it, 0MQ isn't safe to use over the internet. Safe in your infrastructure, inside your firewalls and such, but not over the internet. So, in terms of making, e.g. public-facing API, you do
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by someone13 15y ago
I built a similar device myself, following instructions given at [1]. Very handy little device, for multiple non-malicious reasons. I can carry a wireless router, power supply and cable around in my jacket pocket, and you can do fun stuff
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by someone13 15y ago
For example: <body onload="javascript:document.evil.submit()"> <form name="evil" method="POST" action="https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?logout"> </form> </body> The massive button is

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