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by urda 9y ago
Resetting via link alone is yet another bad thing, because as you pointed out it leads to the exact situation you just described. Password resetting should involve some type of challenge/response, and accounts should be secured with
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by urda 9y ago
... so a link sent over a protocol that is considered "insecure" by any sane security expert allows account access? Not to mention you still have to "secure" a password to your e-mail account. I'm sorry, what in the
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by urda 9y ago
AKA: > Twitter co-founder: I'm sorry we didn't use our platform to silence an opposing view point. Shame. Silencing someone else because you disagree makes you many, many times worse than them. Sunlight and exposure is the be
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by urda 9y ago
This, coupled with the common anthem from the tech crowd of using Chrome and only Chrome is a dangerous precedent. Stop supporting AMP, and use something other than Google Search and Chrome today .
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by urda 9y ago
Sad to see: Python v3.4+ [STALLED] But looks like development is pretty active so, hopefully they finish making the jump to Python 3 soon!
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by urda 9y ago
> This is a just an ad or marketing stunt for the company. Absolutely is. When I have myself asking "who?" then your product doesn't really speak for itself. Good riddance Princeton, and good luck to your competitors who I
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by urda 10y ago
As a more senior individual myself, don't sweat it there's plenty of us who love to expand our tool belt and mentor those following the path. > Are you actually a top performer in the software world? Having to ask that question
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by urda 10y ago
You can't consider yourself a "top performer" if you are unable to mentor the more junior folks below you. You should check that chip on your shoulder, because "top performer" programmers do not self apply such a ti
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by urda 10y ago
> Also, damn, that email from the CEO about his private Twitter. That's completely out of line. It was a tweet regarding his company's platform, but using a competitor's. The e-mail really was not that bad, and that is wha
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by urda 10y ago
Is it really a workaround, if it's already baked in as a feature though?
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by urda 10y ago
It's not a generic claim at all, and not surprising a town like Portland has a number of Teslas. Tesla ships nowhere near as many cars as Ford. Doesn't matter what you may see locally or what "blends in", but there is no
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by urda 10y ago
That's not how the reporting works at all. Not at all. Make no mistake, as much as Tesla is loved by the Tech crowd they are currently nothing compared to Ford and other established auto makers.
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by urda 10y ago
> I suggest you read the Android Security 2016 Year in Review Oh I have, and I am well aware of the links I chose and their accuracy, regardless of you having a different "primary goal" in mind. Thank you though, but I've
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by urda 10y ago
> Anyone here on an Android phone ever been hacked? You must be new, but here's some resources I suggest you review before you go on a crusade in future Apple articles: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stagefright_
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by urda 10y ago
Smells like desperation, especially coming in hot after recent layoffs. Blogger didn't shatter records or change the world, and honestly we're not going to see that with Medium. I am glad they are enjoying their time in the sun th
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by urda 10y ago
Oh hey check it out: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/03/googl... Google just up and cancels on Kansas City customers, with no reason if or when they will be able to get service. Yeah that&
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by urda 10y ago
Still in operation in what, just a handful of markets? So it's the classic "works great for me, but the rest of the country forget em". By those metrics Comcast is doing fantastic considering I've only had two outages wi
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by urda 10y ago
Google Fiber suffered the same fate that many other pet projects do at Google. Google got bored when it wasn't as easy as a few steps, and just dumped the project. Also the whole needing "customer service" thing doesn't
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by urda 10y ago
Why does this exist? Great, let's get some stuck builds going on a great platform like Travis instead of fixing your awful build process. No, stop, and get this garbage out of here.
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by urda 10y ago
I think you meant "Chaos Monkey" [1]. [1] https://github.com/Netflix/chaosmonkey
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by urda 10y ago
Ah yes, another Google product that will, most likely, get shutdown when Google gets bored. I fully expect Google Keep to go the way of Google Notebook [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Notebook
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by urda 10y ago
Can we drop the hyperbole, and no you don't definitely need to exaggerate.
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by urda 10y ago
It's getting really old, really fast that tech workers "have to save the world". No thanks, just let me be so I can live my freaking life.
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by urda 10y ago
That's an unsupported Firefox release and has nothing to do with Stack Overflow. Upgrade your browser and try again. Site works fine in the latest Stable and Developer Editions.
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by urda 10y ago
...and it's been flagged. HN working as intended!
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by urda 10y ago
Is there a torrent or dump of all the images? I wouldn't mind seeding / helping to keep an archive of all this. This is pretty great!
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by urda 10y ago
1) Super super SUPER old argument (that's completely wrong and out of date FWIW) 2) Let's see some proof of your argument, because many packages and platforms are happily supporting Python 3 now. Put your money where your mouth is
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by urda 10y ago
Protip: Python 2 is EOL'd in 2020. Start your migration now.
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by urda 10y ago
Your line of reasoning makes zero sense. In a single comment you manage to claim MOBA type games are "Pointless and boring repetitive." but then celebrate RTS-style games which have similar mechanics to MOBAs. > I prefer real g
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by urda 10y ago
That's not how this works, just because they improve internal infrastructure, does not mean it will translate directly to a visible layer an end-user will see.

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