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by trezor 17y ago
The query-string is (obviously) a string and there is no way to treat it as anything else in a static type system. But in a static type system you will have to cast or convert query-string data to whatever you want them processed as before
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by trezor 17y ago
Things like this makes me once again appreciate languages with a static type-system. Not in any way claiming they guarantee bug- or exploit-free code, but these kind of bugs/vulnerabilities simply does not exist.
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by trezor 17y ago
Come on guys, use some critical thinking skills here. Not commenting on the rest of your post, using my critical thinking, it would seem odd at best to expect people without a home, without an address, to be able to read or respond to mai
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by trezor 17y ago
If he was homeless, how was he supposed to get a letter telling him to show up in court at all? Yeah he got arrested for being homeless.
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by trezor 17y ago
“They arrested a homeless man in a shelter for being homeless.” Any society which in any way thinks this makes sense needs to take a good, deep look at itself and then start thinking over.
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by trezor 17y ago
If you want analysis. why not use one of the numerous proven tools out there already, designed for this specificly? Not trolling. This is a serious question.
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by trezor 17y ago
Or you could simply not use stupid URL shorteners which have absolutely no purpose anywhere on the internet. That one website (twitter) has a post limit of 140 characters doesn't mean we should spread the stupidity to everywhere else.
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by trezor 17y ago
It pretty much says it all when this company's* only hope of turning a profit was getting someone to buy them. If your business plan is getting bought and leaving someone else with the bill, you have no business plan. (*) Not entirely sure
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by trezor 17y ago
Mix this kinda stuff with corporate espionage and corrupt insiders, and you are not too far away from the future described by (among others) William Gibson where corporations, not nations, rule and fight wars.
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by trezor 17y ago
Not diasgreeing with your main point (that MS will have to go with the same standards as everyone else), I think you wastly overestimate the importance and impact Chrome OS will have. Chrome OS will be the most niché OS ever, just slightly
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by trezor 17y ago
I made a web-based proxy for that when I finally got too fed up with that. Has a own open-search provider too. http://googlealready.com/ (plug) These days I use bing though, but that service is still online.
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by trezor 17y ago
Same for all searches as well. Documents, actions, programs, email, websites, etc etc. If you have indexing enabled (client-side for local data and server-side for network shares) it can scour trough gigabytes of data in no speed. It's obvi
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by trezor 17y ago
The method can't possibly null out the arguments before using them. According to Rich Hickey, this is actually an artifact caused by the way the byte code is generated. The purpose of this code is to null out the arguments to prevent 'hold
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by trezor 17y ago
It must feel really horrible to have your content spidered, indexed and found by users who will come to your site and see your ads. As far as I have understood the issue, the newspapers want to control how users interact with the site, comi
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by trezor 17y ago
Maybe I simply wasn't willing to digg deep enough, but that seemed more like marketing material than anything technical of real value to hacker-type people. Some circuit designs, examples etc of how you can make truly clockless designs tha
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by trezor 17y ago
What's up with the headline? Did anyone seriously expect Microsoft not to come with an updated version of Office just because Google has some (currently) vague plans about a Netbook OS? I think some people overestimate people's general will
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by trezor 17y ago
After attempting to get a Hackintosh up and running a couple of times (and failing), I would advice anyone who attempts this and intends to remain somewhat honest, to stall the purchase of a proper version OS X until you actually have a suc
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by trezor 17y ago
Easily summed up as the the opposite of what the rest of the music industry is doing with an emphasis on being realistic all the way. I'm still wondering how much more time it will take before the realize they are on the wrong track and rev
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by trezor 17y ago
It has gotten better recently, but it is lagging quite a lot compared to plain Chrome. Text rendering used to be horrible but it has gotten better. But if I can't even configure proxy settings without hacky gconf editing, that tells you tha
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by trezor 17y ago
My impression was that Chrome OS was supposed to be a netbook OS, focused mainly on getting online and a browser up and running, and little more. That is as far as you can get from a universal OS. Anyway, since we really have next to no det
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by trezor 17y ago
Totally unrelated to the actual content: I'm running Firefox 3.5 (on Windows), the site offers a ogg video download, yet the in-page video is served using Quicktime. Something tells me this guy needs to improve his browser detection mechani
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by trezor 17y ago
But Google, they have the R&D power, the marketing savvy and the ability to create a universal OS that could directly challenge the Windows franchise, and I think the world is ready for it. I don't know about you, but I want my OS to
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by trezor 17y ago
Some of that hardware will have physical keyboards. Some of it will not. .... If you build an Android app, you have to decide if you'll optimize it for a physical keyboard on the long edge, or a physical keyboard on the short edge, or a so
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by trezor 17y ago
I see the hype around scaling has now reached so massive heights that even Google is willing to misattribute it to mean things that it doesn't if they think it makes them look good. That Android over time may get a higher market adaptation
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by trezor 17y ago
Compare to the disaster of IE which sometimes looks at the file extension to decide how to display the document - that caused me huge problems way back. Agreeing with most of your post, I think you are wrong on this one. IE will do lots o
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by trezor 17y ago
With Apache you can set the server to provide specific resources that the browser supports. For instance serving regular GIFs or whatever to MSIE, and SVGs or transparent PNGs to Firefox. You can also use it to serve proper XHTML to all bro
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by trezor 17y ago
Repeat after me: A theme is not a OS. If you want OS X, get OS X86 or just get a Mac. And I say that as a Windows-user.
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by trezor 17y ago
Chrome != Chromium. Anyone who has tried Chromium in Linux will instantly notice they are using a much less polished product. Chromium may be open source, but Chrome is not.
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by trezor 17y ago
Not really sure that applies in this particular case. First one looks like an ad for a game. I might have clicked that if bored. Second one? The text is kinda odd , but maybe? Then it just goes downhill fast. Last one looks like I'm signin
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by trezor 17y ago
Last time I checked, and feel to correct me if I am wrong, MySQL used Row lookups when doing JOINs. There was no support for more efficient join algorithms like hash-join or merge-join, something which kills performance if you intend to run

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