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by totony 12y ago
>Ad hominem + ad hominem Research requires data. If I want to do research on how best to implement my bank system, I would like to know what passwords are more likely to be contained in a dictionary attack. Usernames may have a high corr
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by totony 12y ago
>What's your password?
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by totony 12y ago
From the law quoted in the article, wouldn't it be illegal to simply make a course about computer security? The teacher willfully (and knowingly) teaches the student about "possible means of access to a protected computer." N
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by totony 12y ago
HTML5 is a mix of XHTML and HTML4, but with new features. Its syntax ressemble more XHTML than HTML and as thus it is more XML compliant, although you can ignore strict syntax [0]. HTML5 is both XHTML and HTML4 alike, so it is no surprise t
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by totony 12y ago
I agree partially with >But why am I signing up for your service? That has nothing to do with what I want from your app. That just gets in the way of using your app. It would be cool to have an explanation of what signing up does (for no
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by totony 12y ago
XHTML was an overall improvement to HTML imo. If you're going to use XML, at least be consistent with this choice. HTML was not, XHTML is.
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by totony 12y ago
If you are going to expect being compensated, why are you making free software to start with? Why not make a paid one instead?
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by totony 12y ago
What you say is false. Science is all about trust. There is way too much fraud being done just for quick fame. Who wrote those research paper you take for granted, scientists? Are you saying that these papers are always right in what they a
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by totony 12y ago
There is no sleep call that i know of in javascript, but you are right it depends on the language and its implementation of sleep. Edit: although you could emulate a sleep call by setting a (pediodic) timeout
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by totony 12y ago
You can always make a function that sync all async operations: sleep until a global variable is changed by the callback. A pain, but still not that bad.
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by totony 12y ago
Not all torrent files are illegal
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by totony 12y ago
How would it be relevent even if it was? You either accept the fact people are free or you don't. Whatever is your judgement on a specific topic should not matter when talking about tor. Be it child porn, human traficking, banned journ
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by totony 12y ago
Works for me (just tried it, was fun) Try disabling adblock, it seems to break their html5 streaming.
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by totony 12y ago
Pornhub has switched to HTML5
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by totony 12y ago
Imo I don't think a distinction should be made, as it is sure to be biased. What is called "anti-semitic" should just be where in belongs, as free speech.
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by totony 12y ago
Does not work on Firefox Developer edition 37.0a2 media.peerconnection.enabled is set to true EDIT: hbbio's jsfiddle works
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by totony 12y ago
I agree with not using drugs except if necessary (i.e. not a simple cold). Also, I hate when an article has the word "scientists" with the quoted work "linked". Looks too much like click baiting.
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by totony 12y ago
People should stop enlarging the scope of freedom this much. If you want more choices of ads, you just have to look for it. Nithing prevents you from CHOOSING to see more ads. There is a limited number of ads a website can show you, if it i
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by totony 12y ago
I understand that it doesn't cost much to warn people, I was just stating my disliking of it, not asking for them to be removed. I believe humans should be able to judge things on their own and to handle their emotions at the very leas
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by totony 12y ago
I don't think your argument is valid. If you market your software as free, then it should be. You can't just fill the computer of the person with trash without asking just because "but I have to be paid!!!!". Now, some o
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by totony 12y ago
Agreed with you. If a comment is utterly useless, it can always be flagged. Downvoting shouldn't be implemented the way it is, as it does not explain why the comment is downvoted and as it hides the comment by graying it, hiding unpopu
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by totony 12y ago
Your proposition makes no sense, simple warning someone would offend them that way. I relate to the OP that trigger warnings are an insult to my intelligence. If such a thing offends me, I should be able to judge it by myself or stop readin
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by totony 12y ago
The code needed to track the error is slightly bigger if you need to know what causes the error. Stating what is wrong at login has no apparent added benefit and has a slight disadvantage.
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by totony 12y ago
Good observation!
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by totony 12y ago
This diff does not seem to change anything: diff --git a/Documentation/filesystems/proc.txt b/Documentation/filesystems/proc.txt index eb8a10e..aae9dd1 100644 --- a/Documentation/filesystems/proc
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by totony 12y ago
I wasn't asserting that money is the determining factor in asserting one's purpose. I was relating to the parent's point that some people cannot learn to function in society. These people couldn't offer things such as
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by totony 12y ago
I don't think that we have the right to play god on people's life. What I was saying is very different, I am saying that, as a society, it is peculiar that we would choose to support those people. Ignoring them is not the same a
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by totony 12y ago
I don't want to sound rude or heartless, but, about "Let's exclude those who cannot learn enough to function in society. If anybody wants these people to starve, I haven't met them", I am curious as to why one would
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by totony 12y ago
I love how you say that your view is good and the other's is bad. They think doing what they do is good, you think it is bad, who's right? Are we going to start a war every time we disagree with the choice of a country? Might as w
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by totony 12y ago
Despite the controversial topic, I think it is interesting to see what one can conclude about a country from freely available information (even though the nmap'ing might have been illegal, I'm not sure about laws regarding nmap an

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