KNoureen

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by KNoureen 11y ago
Makes it super easy to filter out and delete though...
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by KNoureen 11y ago
The main problem I have with Backblaze and AWS is that there is no budget limit on transfers. I would like to tell the provider; limit downloads to $500, then reply 509 to further requests.
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by KNoureen 11y ago
It was dumb joke but I think Swift overreacted. I would be quite enough to tell them to remove their comments and apologize.
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by KNoureen 11y ago
Try ESET Smart Security, they have a 30 days free trial period.
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by KNoureen 11y ago
I guess that depends on your toolchain. For Java, I use Maven which have some powerful tools (Maven Site) to create test-reports, documentation, api-docs, coverage reports, diagrams and much more. It's also easy to extend yourself.
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by KNoureen 11y ago
"Hate-tweet"? Since when did mild criticism (and valid such IMHO) become classified as hate?
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by KNoureen 11y ago
Sounds like you got some nice material for a blog post about the subject?
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by KNoureen 11y ago
The ReadMe should start with an abstract explaining what the project does and how I can benefit by using it. Right now I have no clue what it is. Perhaps a clone of django-pipeline?
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by KNoureen 11y ago
Not entirely true, the world is not that binary. I can't remember where I read it, but a locked door is quite effective in preventing burglary as forcing the lock or crashing a window would greatly increase the chance being detected.
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by KNoureen 11y ago
For those who does not know; the site was hacked/defaced a few months ago for supporting "Je Suis Charlie". This is most likely a joke poking fun at the hackers.
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by KNoureen 12y ago
Are these issues reported to LO devs, or they have to look it up themselves?
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Thai authorities test software to intercept HTTPS(prachatai.org)
2 points by KNoureen 12y ago|0 comments
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by KNoureen 12y ago
The problem does not seem to be GIMP if I understand the article correct, but the GEGL code (or the developer of it) which it relies on.
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by KNoureen 12y ago
I have only fleeting interest in the subject so I've only read one titled "What every body is saying" by Joe Navarro. It did teach me a few things, but didn't really strengthen my interest or desire to go more to more de
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by KNoureen 12y ago
You could always ask here if someone would like to take over the maintenance.
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by KNoureen 12y ago
This is good news, Firebug is a steady companion in my work. The UI is consistent, no elements moving around between releases. It works with Django web applications, which the built-in devtools does not. And allows me to persist the log of
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by KNoureen 12y ago
Probably a management decision, not an engineer one.
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by KNoureen 13y ago
Am I the only one who reacts on the graphics rip-off? Sure, clones are okay in my POV but when it goes to a level where even the graphics are identical to the original...
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by KNoureen 13y ago
That's interesting... Reload the page with JavaScript disabled, and suddenly the page is riddled with links to retailers of Cialis, Viagra, loans and such. Is this some kind of trick to get more Google hits?
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Swedish Tabloid claims to have hacked DISQUS (r/netsec)(reddit.com)
2 points by KNoureen 13y ago|0 comments
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by KNoureen 13y ago
AFAIK you need the same IV for both encryption and decryption. Some calculate an IV using existing components (such as has of email or name or such), some always use 0x0 as IV. But safest method is to have a random IV (preferably also store
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by KNoureen 13y ago
Some time ago I saw the documentary "Food Inc." where they show this process with ammonium hydroxide and ignorant as I am about the food processing industry, I was negativey surprised. There is still more going on and although the
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by KNoureen 13y ago
Considering NSA and other three letter agencies apparently have quite plenty of surveillance equipment installed, I think your revolution will be met at the door step by two gentlemen in black suits.
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by KNoureen 13y ago
Question: Isn't Newsdiffs setting themselves up for a lawsuit by re-printing the article?
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by KNoureen 13y ago
Facebook is a private company and depends on income from advertisers to provide a "free" service. So in reality it is the advertisers who control Facebook I would say, and therefore have some weight to throw around.
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by KNoureen 13y ago
Payment for a service is not always with hard currency, but as in this case, with information about ourselves and our connections.
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by KNoureen 13y ago
> campaign donors I would dare to say this could be a contributing factor to the state of politics and law. Essentially, laws and regulations are bought by the highest bidder. I think many agree with me that neither religion or money sh
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by KNoureen 13y ago
Isn't it good that the PTO resists pressure from either group? I mean, the only part which would have influence on how they work is the entity above PTO, whichever that one is (Supreme Court/DOJ/?).
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by KNoureen 13y ago
Firefox 23 does not have TLS v1.2, but Nightly will very soon. During March there have been very active development in NSS for TLS v1.2 and they are AFAIK checking in bit by bit now.
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by KNoureen 13y ago
Micromanagment is not always a bad thing, and Steve Jobs is one shining example of this. Of course not everyone is good at it, but time will tell how this ends up. My guess is that current management have become stale, comfortable and somew

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