zwily

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901.
by zwily 13y ago
So if four people set up local svn servers, and then push to those servers during the outage, what happens when the outage is over?
902.
by zwily 13y ago
They have an iPhone app which makes the whole process very slick, including taking pictures. I haven't tried selling with it yet, but it looks nice.
903.
by zwily 13y ago
It's my understanding that there is only one coinbase in each block, and it's set by the miner verifying the block. That would make using it for this purpose very difficult.
904.
by zwily 13y ago
I haven't built anything in Angular yet, but I can vouch for the Ember side of this. Getting started was pretty painful, but I now feel remarkably productive even in more complicated scenarios.
905.
by zwily 13y ago
Yeah, we're definitely the minority. I used to be an office fan, and after having one for several years, am enjoying being back in an open plan. There are definitely downsides to both.
906.
by zwily 13y ago
Are there any ads on Netflix? I can't think of any.
907.
by zwily 13y ago
> People pay $100+ per month and seem to live through tens of minutes of commercials per show. I suspect that most people here with cable don't watch any commercials, due to the magic of DVR. At least, that's true for me. I can't stan
908.
by zwily 13y ago
I think his point was that the game would be using a predictable RNG, which made his whole endeavor possible.
909.
by zwily 13y ago
Maybe SourceForge makes enough off the bajillion ads they host on download pages to make it worth it?
910.
by zwily 13y ago
S3 supports both of those, via its "bucket as a website" feature.
911.
by zwily 13y ago
Honest question: Do you actually know anyone that thinks S3 is appropriate as a CDN?
912.
by zwily 13y ago
SpaceMonkey stores your data on your home device, and then replicated across other users' devices for redundancy. If you have liability problems using something like Dropbox, SpaceMonkey may not solve them. (But it's pretty cool. I'm an alp
913.
by zwily 14y ago
Do you consider any time you spend money as an "investment"?
914.
by zwily 14y ago
TL;DR - Last writer wins.
915.
by zwily 14y ago
No - I don't. However, this was the biggest story on reddit for several days. This wasn't happening in some podunk subreddit that nobody watches. The mods/admins could have shut down the posts of personal information. Instead they apparentl
916.
by zwily 14y ago
One of the few rules reddit has is to not post "personal information". The admins and mods obviously ignored that for the "witch hunt".
917.
by zwily 14y ago
The same number of coins will be mined, no matter how many ASICs are online.
918.
by zwily 14y ago
... a trial period of 7 years .
919.
by zwily 14y ago
ryanflorence is really, really good at breaking things down and showing how powerful Ember can be with simple examples. Good job.
920.
by zwily 14y ago
"Oh come on, how hard is it for MtGox to implement TOTP and tell users to download Google Authenticator?" Not hard, and they did it a long time ago. The user didn't opt in.
921.
by zwily 14y ago
You run dashing yourself.
922.
by zwily 14y ago
The migration can be transparent, since the app has your plaintext password when you log in. Alternatively, stored passwords can be upgraded by using the new scheme on the hold ashed password, and storing that that's how the password should
923.
by zwily 14y ago
Right - that's what I've heard, but that email doesn't explicitly say that.
924.
by zwily 14y ago
Same idea as the record player in Kings Speech, right?
925.
by zwily 14y ago
I have heard, but can't find an official reference to it now, that Rails 2.3 will stop receiving security updates once Rails 4 is released. (I suspect that patches will still become available for serious issues even once official support is
926.
by zwily 14y ago
This blog post implies that the vulnerability can be affected by your environment. Hopefully that means it's related to authentication somehow, and not some encoding or escaping flaw in queries themselves.
927.
by zwily 14y ago
One example of where this is very useful is for people not running Linux on their workstation. If I want to play with OpenStack or Docker or whatever, a VM is a nice playground for it, and Vagrant makes convenient VMs.
928.
by zwily 14y ago
I don't know. It looks like they're prepending some responses with )]}' now, which would cause a syntax error as well.
929.
by zwily 14y ago
This is why Google, Facebook, and others prepend JSON responses with while(1){}. Any browser trying to eval it will get stuck in an infinite loop, protecting the payload. That's what they did a couple years ago at least. It looks like gmail
930.
by zwily 14y ago
I've been on the lookout for good web IRC interfaces for years. This looks promising. Thanks!

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