wonkaWonka

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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
CSS3 & jQuery. That's it. HTML, PHP & Mysql are all still quite very relevant. Replace: [table/tr/td] with [div/ul/li] and substitute the borderless tables with the CSS3 box model and you're TOTALLY u
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
First with Smalltalk, then with Java, and eventually Objective-C as well.
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
Dear Every Other IDE That Costs Money, Whether Costs Are Implicit (os license bundling, for example) Or Explicit (not naming names), Please be free and open source. Sincerely, Anyone that has ever paid money for anything ever.
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
<mind-control-sarcasm fetch-type="eager">Cool, maybe we'll finally see what happens when there are no American vested interests in fluoridating water now.</mind-control-sarcasm>
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
How about "17 syllable zingers" or something like that, no?
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
Things like this may represent a violation of trust, depending on who you are, where you live, and who you perceive your adversaries to be.
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
Pah! I laugh at that answer. So, you mean to tell me that I'm not allowed presume that I might actually be in complete control of the machines my program is holding conversations with? Is that what you're saying?
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
If I'm consistently reprimanded for not maintaining an up-to-date system against potentially hours-old zero day vulnerabilities, then pardon me for the mistaken perception that I'm not perpetually under attack. Having to assume th
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
I'm not puzzled, at all. In fact, I'm puzzled that your puzzled. What's hard to understand about maintaining radio silence? Does no one understand that keeping your mouth shut, and not accidentally blabbing packets across t
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
...and don't forget: WGET is a "hacker tool"
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
I too, am annoyed by those that harp on about /noun/verb ordering and semantics for RESTful URLs. I bite my thumb at them. But REST is really dead simple awesomeness, when it fits into the activities you're trying to support.
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
From now on, I shall think of coca-cola forever as a BBQ precursor substance.
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
This only sucks if you run Windows, sure... But the fact that the company thinks this is perfectly acceptable behavior because EULA, EULA, EULA... ...means they're just as likely to target BIOS, UEFI and other firmware that do the same
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
Depends on the platform. For Apple devices and workstations it's a wrapped Safari web view, which is not affected by the bug, and does not crash.
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satya_Nadella ?
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
The interesting part about PNG is that since it uses the DEFLATE algorithm, and only applies compression per row/line, with no awareness of relationships between lines, is that in most cases, the effective compression is nearly the sam
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
THINKING HAPPY THOUGHTS IS NOW MANDATORY. UNHAPPY EMPLOYEES SHALL BE DISMISSED, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY.
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
This isn't about paying money (we'll pay the money), this is about whether the software will just curl up and suddenly die on you, while you're on the hook to meet a deadline where minutes count.
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
The transfer of unseen magnetic force, across space, in this manner, does not constitute a "worm hole", and is clearly a "force field" instead, which is slightly less exciting. If we were reading an X-men comic book, and
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
Scientists in the Department of Physics at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona have designed and created in the laboratory the first experimental wormhole that can connect two regions of space magnetically. > magnet
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
Bah! This is an attempted advertisement for Ansible, more than it is article attempting to be informative. > for developers and sysadmins Sounds pretty clear to me. If you don't know what that is, then it's not for you.
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
Also: curl -s -o /dev/null --data ' ...the message you were sending... ' https://??? the team subdomain ???.slack.com/services/hooks/slackbot?token=**** the slackbot api token for the channel
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
Wow, that page looks like it's an ad for some kind of sports bar or monster truck rally. Was that on purpose?
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
Eh, these are bound to be more like Shazam guess-that-tune signatures, with behavior wildly more loose than any cryptographic hash like an MD5. Conside that the web browser's desktop/laptop microphone and the cellphone/teleph
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
Agreeing to serve an Error 451[1] page to Russian IP addresses, for the offending content in question only, would be a cute resolution to all this. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_451
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
If only that didn't require expertise, both on the part of the defendant and the defense team, who both probably struggle at keeping their e-mail clients properly configured. You do understand that it's quite the common perception
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by wonkaWonka 11y ago
The real problem here is that the legal system, under which many sophisticated laws are prosecuted, is under the stewardship of a lot of common, everyday people of middling intellect. So, yeah, browsing history possesses all the legal integ