totony

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811.
by totony 12y ago
The reason we do not do that is that this would be refused by most people. Someone steals something, you try to convince him not to do it, but you're 80% sure he'll do it again. Do you keep him in prison forever because he cannot
812.
by totony 12y ago
>Think about it, the entire concept of sentencing somebody for "X number of years in prison, then you get released" is at odds with rehabilitation. Well, that is why sentences are reduced for things such as "good conduct&q
813.
by totony 12y ago
They don't need extra jail time, they need to be rehabilitated. Jail once was for this purpose, you know.
814.
by totony 12y ago
I felt an upvote wasn't enough, I completely agree.
815.
by totony 12y ago
This makes me euphoric
816.
by totony 12y ago
Imo they should have converted the targetted pages to a static cache and just document.body=page it, the users would notice (not able to access anything) and the pages would still be accessible on github.
817.
by totony 12y ago
Quick correction, it's ~2000$-2300 per SEMESTER, so ~4000 per year (McGill)
818.
by totony 12y ago
This is exactly what I do, I'm surprised I'm not alone. I respond to intelligence with intelligence and to stupidity with stupidity.
819.
by totony 12y ago
I'm still curious as to how one can prove without reasonable doubt a ticket (camera?).
820.
by totony 12y ago
With a fine of 103,000$, I'd assume the person would be willing to pay a ton of good lawyers to try and fail the ticket. It would probably discourage wealthy people to drive fast, but the price in trial/lawyers would probably be t
821.
by totony 12y ago
He did not seem to ask for the encrypted message to be sent to a specific key, challenge him? Someone send an encrypted message with some hint about the priv key and see if they are interested/good enough to decrypt your resume
822.
by totony 12y ago
I don't recommend doing something like this. Most often, this will turn away a lot of people and will not be worth (if the question is too hard).
823.
by totony 12y ago
I am curious about #3, do you have an article elaborating on this?
824.
by totony 12y ago
>- to learn from the past, and then let go of it. You need to focus on the future. It's especially important to let go of cynicism and bitterness as they poison your future and hurt everyone else around you. This. Past is past, it c
825.
by totony 12y ago
A joke I always had was that startups always have the "we do it so you don't have to" headline. Applies so perfectly here! Still, looks like a very nice idea, might try it if I ever need something :)
826.
by totony 12y ago
The joke about forking his repo was pretty good actually. Made me smile :) Stories like this are why my disliking for people keeps growing. Why can't they let people do whatever they want without always feeling concerned?
827.
by totony 12y ago
This. But this is not because "good students are mostly in private school", it is because public school is just bad. I am a Quebec resident and I have been, for most of my high school, in a private school. I went one year to a pub
828.
by totony 12y ago
I said that would be my last comment, but I couldn't resist. "An eye for an eye will only make the whole world blind." - Ghandi
829.
by totony 12y ago
This >As for equality, we'll never be truly equal unless we experience at least some of what the oppressed have lived through. Is a ridiculous, unbased statement. I have never seen anything that support such a view. What you seem to
830.
by totony 12y ago
I don't know what is "men's movement", but including me in it to close an argument is VERY poor form. I'm still curious about your opinion on: "So equality, for you, is that we can mock males, but not women (i.
831.
by totony 12y ago
I don't even know how to answer to that... but I will try. On a post where one desires equality, you reply that people should not be equal (regarding what we can say to them/laugh at them), because people sharing their traits (i.e
832.
by totony 12y ago
How are you sure that what your experienced was solely based on gender?
833.
by totony 12y ago
I didn't see the post you're referring to, but, even if it is invalid, it is ad hominem to try to get your point accross by doing this. Also, the terms used in an article matter, whatever the argument. Would you appreciate an arti
834.
by totony 12y ago
If she feels incomfortable about it, she shouldn't avoid them. Did she tell them it makes her unconfortable? Nerds aren't all good with asserting if someone is confortable with something.
835.
by totony 12y ago
So, do good, but only to those whom I approve, or else don't do it?
836.
by totony 12y ago
Just writing this comment to approve (and follow discussion). I also would like to know parent's point of view.
837.
by totony 12y ago
Leveling people down seems to be a trend nowadays
838.
by totony 12y ago
Is it pointless to reduce the attack vector against your website? And, no, for a banking system, it is not that user-hostile to say things like "we have found that using <pattern> in your password makes it easy for people to gues
839.
by totony 12y ago
It looks (if they are using the same technique as the youtube video linked in this thread) that once it has expired you either need to change the lamp or potentially replace the salt water with an aqueous solution of (very strong) reducing
840.
by totony 12y ago
Example: Username: mickael Password: mickael69 EDIT: Just to be more precise, there is a correlation here, and with so much data a lot can be known. Patterns can then be forbidden from password fields so the website is less prone to diction

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