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by wmt 13y ago
It could also encrypt the users important files and then demand money for the decryption key. It's all good if it's in the TOS!
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by wmt 13y ago
Poor documentation, closed source and an unresponsive developer? Sorry, while the editor has several really nice features, I'm not willing to risk commitment to such a floosy editor.
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by wmt 13y ago
The workflow cycle suggested in the article is broken, but the normal web development workflow is not. I would definitely not restart my editor and browser after every edit! The workflow is actually just like with any other programming envi
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by wmt 13y ago
The Mozilla DOM inspector is even older, it was even bundled in the Firefox installer in 2003. If the IE toolbar DOM inspector which was the reason some devs used IE 6 like the article suggests, I would bet that they had never even tried Fi
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by wmt 13y ago
And get the Flashback trojan -- no user interaction required!
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by wmt 13y ago
So MSE is good because it doesn't block YOUR VIRUSES? Not the most solid praise I've heard.
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by wmt 13y ago
"Assertions in the press that our compliance with these [FISA] requests gives the U.S. government unfettered access to our users’ data are simply untrue." What about the non-FISA requests, has any of them given the U.S. government
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by wmt 13y ago
I always felt shame that I knew C but didn't understand how the code works inside the CPU. Finally I got a grip of myself and got the book with the dragon on the cover, I managed to make my stupid C compiler. Turns out, it's not that hard,
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by wmt 13y ago
Have you read the Thirteenth Amendment which abolished slavery? Not only are prisoners comparable to slaves, they are slaves. "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been dul
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by wmt 14y ago
"pip is vastly superior toeasy_install for lots of reasons, and so should generally be used instead." Unless you are using Windows, as pip doesn't support binary packages.
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by wmt 14y ago
What is the poster suggesting? EC should've stayed out and let the banks go bankrupt? Oh I know, they should've just covered all the tax haven banks losses.
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by wmt 14y ago
It's interesting that you're using the same exact talking points as Sven Olaf Kamphuis uses in his rt.com interview, mainly that CloudFlared failed to mitigate the DDOS, when in reality they successfully mitigated the biggest DDOS attack in
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by wmt 14y ago
While everyone is riled up about Adria Richards getting offended and publicly shaming the person who made a joke about big dongles, you should keep in mind that she did not fire anyone. PlayHaven did. PlayHaven could have decided to be the
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by wmt 14y ago
While everyone is riled up about Adria Richards getting offended and publicly shaming the person who made a joke about big dongles, you should keep in mind that she did not fire anyone. PlayHaven did. PlayHaven could have decided to be the
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by wmt 14y ago
It's as if the author believes that Basecamp was released with +100 known bugs.
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Facebook attack was not targeting just them, but all iOS developrrs
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by wmt 14y ago
Since it has been targeted by more malware families than Mac and (GNU/)Linux combined?
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by wmt 14y ago
Which Android antivirus will it have? I'd rather not get malware on my car.