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by subleq 12y ago
You can use https://www.fusionbox.com/mouseware/ to do this
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by subleq 12y ago
I hadn't heard of Silent Circle before so I looked at their offerings. Is it any different than what you get from TextSecure and RedPhone for free?
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TMSU is a tool for tagging your files(tmsu.org)
209 points by subleq 12y ago|64 comments
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Django-u2f: FIDO U2F security token support for Django(github.com)
2 points by subleq 12y ago|0 comments
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How to turn a tanker into a sailboat(wired.co.uk)
1 points by subleq 12y ago|0 comments
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by subleq 12y ago
> I know you can automate running a shell script, but I don't write my automated tests in shell script. Your tests aren't a shell script, but certainly you can compile and run your tests from a shell script.
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by subleq 12y ago
Pinkmeth are not the defendants; Tor is.
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by subleq 12y ago
Widgy doesn't require the Djange admin. You can attach a widgy content editor to any model.
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by subleq 12y ago
It's not a fork. It's using Mezzanine to structure the tree of pages, but Widgy is used to edit content on the pages themselves. Basically, we made a really good content editor and wanted to get running quickly, so put our content
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by subleq 13y ago
It is worse than plain HTTP, actually. Heartblead allows an attacker anywhere on the internet to read out memory from your server. This is worse than plain HTTP in two ways: - With plain HTTP, the attacker would have to be in a MITM positio
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by subleq 13y ago
If only there were a way to store data where each record has the same structure... The JSON support in postgres allows a hybrid approach. Put the common data in a tabular format, with a JSON column that stores all the extra, variable data.
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by subleq 13y ago
I see, it's just the non-linear patterns? Looks like they were considered for Haskell and there are some good arguments against them: http://www.mail-archive.com/haskell@haskell.org/msg03721.htm... .
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by subleq 13y ago
In what way is Haskell's pattern matching not as clever as Erlang's?
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by subleq 13y ago
> API requests can be made inaccessible from XSS (and that includes self-XSS) by means of a CSRF token that is properly secured How can self-XSS be prevented with a CSRF token? Can't the script included via self-XSS get the token ou
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by subleq 13y ago
The combination of postgres's range types[1] and exclusion constraints[2] allow you to do this safely. My 'primary key' constraints look something like: ALTER TABLE foo ADD CONSTRAINT temporal_pk EXCLUDE USING GIST (
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by subleq 13y ago
The problems with side effects have been fixed for a while: http://pybites.blogspot.com/2011/07/behind-scenes-of-pytests...
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by subleq 13y ago
That is gorgeous, I love the design.
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by subleq 13y ago
> NULL pointers will lead to a crash. Not in C. Dereferencing a NULL pointer is undefined behavior, so any of the actions described by the parent would be correct.
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by subleq 13y ago
You are mistaking about filtering an annotation. > Model.objects.annotate(Count('foos')).filter(foos__lt=10) The only reason this doesn't work is because the property annotate creates isn't called `foos` by default. You just nee
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by subleq 13y ago
http://placenoun.com/ too
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by subleq 13y ago
Could you go into some more detail about what being 'packaged correctly' means? What's wrong with a git clone deployment, why is deploying as a package better, and how does one implement it correctly?
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by subleq 13y ago
You still need a system for tracking which changes have been applied to your database and for distributing the changes to the rest of your team. Even if you don't use South's automatic migration generation, its database-independent schema m
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by subleq 14y ago
Persona stores a signed statement from the IdP in your browser (currently using localStorage). Once you get the statement from your IdP verifying your identity, you can log in using the same proof many times without contacting the IdP, unti
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The User Profile Pattern in Django 1.5(fusionbox.com)
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by subleq 14y ago
.ONESHELL was actually added in 3.82: http://cvs.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/make/NEWS?view=annotate&#...
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by subleq 14y ago
Have you tried patching the now() method onto datetime.datetime instead of replacing the whole class? If that doesn't work, you could replace datetime first: import freezegun; freezegun.monkey_patch() from datetime import datetime
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by subleq 14y ago
This leaves 18 days per year to buy things, each 20 days from the last. Do you grow your own food, or do you eat only nonperishables?
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by subleq 14y ago
This technique is actually equivalent to the geometric mean: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometric_mean#Relationship_wit...
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by subleq 14y ago
I did a CSPRNG in Javascript using mouse movements for entropy: https://github.com/fusionbox/mouseware
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by subleq 14y ago
As a plain old programmer, would a tool like this be useful to me? How can I use a theorem prover to improve my code, or make it easier to write my code on a day to day basis? I've heard that Z3 is used for demonstrating security properties

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