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by spp 15y ago
Please don't use hashes for this. Use bcrypt ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bcrypt ). Hashes are designed to be easy to compute, bcrypt is adaptive in the sense that it can be made harder to compute over time, so it's a lot harder to brute
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by spp 15y ago
pd: you should telnet/nc to 4ws.cl 8800 to connect.
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by spp 15y ago
It's working at 4ws.cl:8800
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by spp 15y ago
I've written a (very) basic mud server in node.js (in like 8 hours). Maybe you'll be interested: https://github.com/farevalod/nodemud (I'd appreciate some comments on it too!)
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by spp 15y ago
Chapter 4 of Jeffrey Friedl's "Mastering Regular Expressions" goes in depth about NFA/POSIX NFA/DFA. It even has car analogies!
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by spp 15y ago
Did you try "sudo apt-get install fancontrol"?
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by spp 15y ago
In the context of this discussion, I believe "a few billion dollars" would be pretty cheap.
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by spp 15y ago
Actually, this makes me think. The area now dissipating heat is much smaller (perimeter of the square * h, and used to be the area of the square). You have to dissipate the heat. The solution really can't be as simple as the article propose
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by spp 15y ago
What? Why is this, isn't memory indexed for direct access?
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by spp 15y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternal_September Nothing to see here, move along.
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by spp 15y ago
I learned R some time ago in university. I've heard of lots of newly graduated colleagues that now work doing "SPSS consulting" (whatever that means) for big businesses. But I can't really see how you could use R to parse financial data, be
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by spp 15y ago
How well R competes with SPSS?