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by tekacs 14y ago
Particularly striking is how little (pure Python) code was required to do this (courtesy ctypes)! A wonderful hack! :) Edit: see https://github.com/clarete/forbiddenfruit/blob/master/forbid...
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by tekacs 14y ago
I would be very glad to hear that a session_secret is being used to encrypt session cookies (which would prevent the (working-at-the-time) 'attack' I posted in the abovementioned issue). I can't tell at a glance whether this change was made
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by tekacs 14y ago
Huzzah, with regards to the point of BCrypt (presumably the second link goes to currently dead, but left-in-the-codebase helpers). On the other hand, the first (original) point (the GitHub issue) still stands to this day - it would make sen
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by tekacs 14y ago
And please, do correct me if I'm wrong (if this has in any way been fixed since).
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by tekacs 14y ago
Whilst I think that the Padrino framework is an excellent effort, I would like to remind everyone (chiefly the project organisers) that as things stand, the framework has no meaningful notion of security for the admin interface. I flagged t
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by tekacs 15y ago
What bothers me is that it looks distinctly like Win8 wouldn't run very effectively on tablets of smaller screen sizes - even with the size it's at, for those of us who are heavy users I don't think it's even beginning to match iOS's inform
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by tekacs 15y ago
Heroku has addons (which are pretty fundamental to the system - even 'custom domains' is an addon, albeit first-party) which provide MySQL - it's even stated in the article...
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by tekacs 15y ago
Temporary solution: don't buy anything (i.e. give them credit card details) or store anything important (i.e. re-use a password) on PSN... Yes, I know, we all miss DLC...
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by tekacs 15y ago
That may be, but a user's perception when using the OS (even as a developer) is one of relative harmony, nowadays - Apple have worked hard to unify these disparate parts and make them work well together - hell they even managed to minify it
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by tekacs 15y ago
Thanks - a brilliantly written article, as is customary at Ars...
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by tekacs 15y ago
'fixed' :)
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by tekacs 15y ago
Given that the majority of Titanium's cost is in its processing, its cost is pegged to that of electricity, in a way - should we improve our energy tech (something that we're undoubtedly going to be working on for a while yet) the cost of T
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by tekacs 15y ago
Yes that's very true - I have a Dropbox Pro account (and CloudApp Pro and Google Paid Storage and Evernote Premium - yes, I do see the overlap in all this cloud storage) myself, but then it does feel like Dropbox have vastly more free users
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by tekacs 15y ago
Honestly, both possibilities suggested above sound like a win for patent trolls...
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by tekacs 15y ago
So true - for that matter, Dropbox, anyone?
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by tekacs 15y ago
Also, perhaps OS X? If there's an OS out there where everything from top to bottom seems engineered in harmony, it has got to be OS X...
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Features from Apple's Details Page Left Unmentioned(evernote.com)
4 points by tekacs 15y ago|1 comments
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Ars Technica WWDC Liveblog (Direct Link)(embed.scribblelive.com)
1 points by tekacs 15y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 15y ago
And appropriately enough the last article published under the topic 'Programming Languages' was published on Apr 3rd 2003.
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Tekacs/heroku-cedar-streaming-demo - GitHub(github.com)
1 points by tekacs 15y ago|0 comments
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Heroku's Cedar has an Ephemeral Filesystem (think EC2)(devcenter.heroku.com)
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Heroku's New Architecture Overview(heroku.com)
3 points by tekacs 15y ago|0 comments
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New Diamond Aerogel is the Airiest Diamond Ever Made(popsci.com)
3 points by tekacs 15y ago|0 comments
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On headphones and headspace(blog.absentdesign.com)
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Google I/O 2011 Keynote Wrap-up(briefmobile.com)
1 points by tekacs 15y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 16y ago
Hurray! :) Ok, no, no that's not fair, but it'd be nice to see people move over to other languages, if only because many of them strongly encourage the use of web frameworks which inspire (or force) better coding practices. It'll be refresh
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by tekacs 16y ago
Also, a suggestion - don't go anywhere near SVN. You'll thank us in the long run... :)
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by tekacs 16y ago
If you must use Windows, Mercurial is known to be more Windows-friendly than Git while maintaining many/most of its benefits (and has very similar command syntax). It's written in Python and so works beautifully on Windows, OSX and Linux...
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Building a Web Application that makes $500 a Month – Part II(tbbuck.com)
2 points by tekacs 16y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 16y ago
And for that matter many of the similar competitions that have occurred were run by companies who are interested in hiring worldwide, which is why this seems like a special case, I suppose...

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