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by tghw 13y ago
You're assuming the creator of the spider trap also put in CSRF protections. However, if you read the article, you'll see that it is only a link, with no CSRF protection at all. Therefore, it is quite true that spamming research m
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by tghw 13y ago
Now I'm really confused. The title of this post was originally "So You Think You're Smarter Than A CIA Agent ", which is consistent with the title of the article. Now it's been changed to editorialize the content? I
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by tghw 13y ago
The inflation theory assumes that everyone will go out and spend exactly as much more as they are now getting in fixed income. Obviously, that is not the case. Some people will save more. Others, above a certain threshold, will have margina
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by tghw 13y ago
It wouldn't be hard to add that functionality. An attribute could specify whether tab blurs and focuses the next input or actually inserts a tab.
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by tghw 13y ago
Then suggest pip first. If they need pip, they can easy_install it.
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by tghw 13y ago
Don't use easy_install. http://stackoverflow.com/a/3220572/2363
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by tghw 13y ago
What's the plan for a business model?
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by tghw 13y ago
In SVN, "merging" is a bad, scary, no good word. In Git/Mercurial it's an everyday operation that happens so seamlessly 90% of the time that you don't even notice. The other 10% of the time, you have great tools (i.
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by tghw 13y ago
AWS, which came about when Hurricane Sandy took down the data center's backup generator fuel supply and much of the team spent days bucket brigading diesel fuel up 17 flights of stairs.
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by tghw 13y ago
I'm confused by this response, and I've seen it often. You don't have to use this feature of Gmail. It can easily be reverted back to default email behavior. So I'm perplexed when people complain about it not working ver
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by tghw 13y ago
Actually, it very much was made with software project management in mind. The problem Trello was trying to solve was that the traditional way of doing tickets (Trac/FogBugz/Jira) doesn't give a manager a very good high level
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by tghw 13y ago
There's a large attack being directed at Bitcoin exchanges that is trying to exploit what seems to be a common misunderstanding about the Bitcoin protocol. It's the same misunderstanding that forced Mt. Gox to go down. http:&#x2F
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by tghw 13y ago
With traditional merchant accounts, it's up to the merchant how much they check. As long as the 16 digits are correct, the processor will process the transaction. All of the other data (CVV, exp date, name, address, etc.) is optional.
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by tghw 13y ago
Seems like poor naming, what with the mbox file format(s).
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by tghw 13y ago
SyntaxError: not a chance
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by tghw 13y ago
Actually, light smoking is almost as harmful as heavier smoking. Going from zero to one cigarettes is much worse than going from one to two.
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by tghw 13y ago
That's clearly not how it's being used in this case.
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by tghw 13y ago
It is an uncommon event. If it were common, we would be protecting every street corner with large bollards or a concrete wall. How many cars pass through an intersection on any given day. How many end up on the curb?
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by tghw 13y ago
It's still more complex, because you still have to iterate over it.
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by tghw 13y ago
Define "modern"? IE8? Older Android browsers? How much compatibility are you willing to give up?
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by tghw 13y ago
The worst thing about CoffeeScript is that you are used to having scoping work a different way? Let's extend your example: >>> a = 1 >>> def foo(): print a >>> foo() 1 So Python
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by tghw 13y ago
Given Google's history with acquisitions, as a Nest owner, I'm not thrilled to hear this. Hopefully they let it run as independently as possible.
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by tghw 13y ago
That might be new. We definitely had a bug in earlier versions of Trello due to that, so it stuck out in my mind as one of the places that Python did it better.
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by tghw 13y ago
I don't think indentation is a problem particularly. Once you're familiar with languages that use it, e.g. Python, it gets pretty natural. I did run into problems with the 2 space indentation, however, because with certain charact
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by tghw 13y ago
I believe he is referring to the git workflows and tutorials that encourage rewriting history in a potentially lossy way. Mercurial can do the same sort of history rewriting, to a point, but it is not the default workflow and requires that
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Email Transparency at Khan Academy(bjk5.com)
35 points by tghw 13y ago|10 comments
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by tghw 13y ago
I don't think you are. I came across this a number of months ago and looked into building one myself. You could pretty easily start out with a couple of sheets of acrylic and make a grid to separate them. Then you just have to drill a
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by tghw 13y ago
A motivated individual will always be able to find a way. Thinking otherwise is what motivates the security theater we currently have.
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by tghw 13y ago
It's been around a few times, but always a good watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc
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by tghw 13y ago
I helped write the first version of it, which is mostly intact. I've included teuobk's changes. https://github.com/tghw/macproxy

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