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tokenizerrr
13y ago
Are you referring to the episode 1, episode 2 stuff? It's just a bunch of different games, that were released seperately.
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
Definitely would be a "good" thing for the tor network if a virus started infecting machines as relays.
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
> I would imagine they would allow you to play parts of the game without needing to install the whole game, similar to Steam. What games on steam do that? I've literally never seen that. Unless you mean like seperatation of single a
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13y ago
It's meant for content providers. Like, you have an app which the users can use to take pictures with and then another app chimes in "Hey bro can I take a look at all this delish data you have there", and the content provider
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13y ago
Anyone know why it is that banks and the likes are not signing their emails? Seems like the perfect use-case.
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
You can rewrite history. This is a bad idea if other people are collaborating on your project, as the new history will be mismatched with theirs. It can still be done safely when properly collaborated, or if you're alone just go for it
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13y ago
If it's just for the API within your mobile app I would go for a self signed certificate. Make sure the app verifies that the signature is the correct one, and you should be good to go. The reason I recommend this is because you are in
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13y ago
I'm confused. I thought StartSSL only supported 256 bit certs, and their website does mentioned that, but the linked article mentions generating a 2048 bit key which gets signed by StartSSL.
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
Clicking on the next slide works fine for me, and it was the first thing I tried.
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
Why would it contain passwords?
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
This seems like a terrible idea. I love it.
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
> because otherwise it is just not safe this is just not true
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
This service is all about work-in-progress and demo projects. Just to show it off for a quick demo or whatever. You're completely right, but also missed the point of this tool completely.
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
Very nice company, great android app, but unfortunately it doesn't have an approve/deny button right on the notification on android. That's the only think I miss.
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
He found a bug, and posted to the bug tracker. Would you have preferred he just shared this with his buddies to crash servers, or attempt to sell it?
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
It's mostly there to send messages to your fellow programmers, it seems. The instrumentation jar will enforce the behaviors of the annotations under the Enforceable category.
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
Ok. Now if only the kid actually was over there in the US.
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
That seems terrible when combined to a username which needs to be unique. User registers with username, email and whatever else. Email is incorrect, they never receive the activation email and cannot register a new account using their prefe
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
Does the browser keep the entire gif in memory? That could be a problem with long lasting sessions...
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tokenizerrr
13y ago
It's written in javascript and requires nodejs to function, which comes with npm