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subleq
14y ago
The CSS pixel is defined as an angular measurement. http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/syndata.html#length-units http://inamidst.com/stuff/notes/csspx
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14y ago
How is this possible? Wouldn't you just hold on to cash instead of buying bonds at a negative rate?
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14y ago
Yes, certain versions of IE can be tricked into executing javascript in images: http://www.h-online.com/security/features/Risky-MIME-sniffin...
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14y ago
It was much easier to get this working than I thought it would be! Does anyone know when this will be part of an official release?
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14y ago
This is rather misleading. It 'fixes' the warning, but still leaves open the security vulnerability you were warned about. You are left vulnerable to someone intercepting your [server's] connection to `example.com` and inserting something n
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14y ago
On HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1859007 I also found a solution on stackoverflow: http://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/3503/hard-code-g...
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15y ago
If you're allowed to make multiple passes over your set, you might as apply an in-place comparison sort and get it down to O(n*log n) time with constant space. Their method has the advantage that the stream doesn't need to be stored -- even
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15y ago
I wrote a tool for this, mouseware: http://www.fusionbox.com/mouseware/ It generates a memorable password using entropy from your mouse movements to seed a CSPRNG. It is completely in-browser, no data is ever sent to the server. Source av
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15y ago
An RSA public key is made of of two parts -- a 'modulus' and an 'exponent'. The modulus is the part you're thinking about -- very large, computed from your private key, hard to factor, etc. He is talking about the exponent part, which can i
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15y ago
How is a write-back cache possible in an HTTP proxy? I understand write-through caching for PUT requests (The proxy doesn't have to repeat future identical PUTs because PUT is idempotent), but how does the proxy know what the response to th
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15y ago
Yep, I've tested it down to IE6.
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15y ago
memcpy's third argument is the maximum (additionally, the exact) number of bytes it will copy.
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15y ago
Many companies involved in the early internet have entire /8 subnets: http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space/ipv4-addr...
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Show HN: Mouseware, cryptographically secure HTML5 memorable password generator
(fusionbox.com)
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15y ago
Why do you want to ditch Command-T? I've been satisfied with it. The one thing I do wish it had was ctags searching.
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15y ago
The condition will always evaluate to False, a lower-case string can't be in a string that has been .uppper()ed. popen(...).lower() will work.
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15y ago
Why can't you use tabs over ssh? `gt`, `gT`, and `<n>gt` cycle forward through tabs, backwards, and go to the `n`th tab.
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15y ago
Are there any other modal editors besides vim?