excel2flow

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   by excel2flow 10y ago

   Thanks for tip - I'll ask my doctor about it. Btw, I've already tried some noise generators for Android and I've observed strange effect - I have ringing only in the left ear so I used only one ear bud with the generator. The
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   by excel2flow 10y ago

   I have it 24/7, nothing seems to help. It can be only masked by external noise. Alcohol doesn't help me to get temporal relief - it's even worse, louder. But by far the worst consequence of tinnitus and the real problem (at l
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   by excel2flow 10y ago

   My tinnitus started with local anesthesia given by dentist. It caused spasm in jaw muscle which I had for almost a month - and as a side effect there was a tinnitus in left ear. The spasm eventually disappeared, but tinnitus never did. It&#
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   by excel2flow 10y ago

   Can prejudice be renamed to "statistical assessments"? :)
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   by excel2flow 10y ago

   Yes, but that is denotation of inhabitants, the same way Pšonci is for Poles :)
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   by excel2flow 11y ago

   There's barely anyone cheering even for "Lewiz Hamiltononbot". In current F1 the pilot is merely a ballast - the result is basically predetermined by technology. Also there's no need to use "super fast human lap&quo
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   by excel2flow 11y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biological_immortality
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   by excel2flow 11y ago

   Please can someone elaborate on claim: "… is pretty simple to convert into remote code execution"? Especially the "pretty simple" bit.
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   by excel2flow 11y ago

   Too bad I didn't have this year ago, it would have saved me some work with http://excel2flow.asp2.cz/
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    by excel2flow 11y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_audio_programming_lang... What's the selling point of this one?
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    by excel2flow 11y ago

    Also US medical data exchange is built on S/MIME: http://www.directtrust.org/
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    by excel2flow 11y ago

    Yes, thanks for correction.
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    by excel2flow 11y ago

    Btw, does PGP support triple wrapping to prevent surreptitious forwarding? (S/MIME does - https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2634.txt ) I really don't understand why it has been chosen over S/MIME. Maybe they ga
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    by excel2flow 11y ago

    http://www.pipeline.com/~hbaker1/sigplannotices/gigo-1997-04...
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    by excel2flow 11y ago

    Could have abstract interpretation ( http://www.astree.ens.fr/ ) or some other formal method prevented it?
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    by excel2flow 12y ago

    Yeah, right. But any CRL smaller then 64 KB can be distributed this way. So it would be CA's responsibility to keep them small, otherwise they would pay for the full traffic. "The RDATA field in the DNS protocol may only hold data
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    by excel2flow 12y ago

    Btw, is there any reason why CRLs are not widely published via DNS ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4398 )? It would lower the costs associated with distribution of CRLs...
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    by excel2flow 12y ago

    For that matter, I don't know what I would do without BouncyCastle: https://www.bouncycastle.org/donate/index.cgi This article made me think about donating.
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    by excel2flow 12y ago

    Thanks for testing! ";" is delimiter for function arguments in czech version of Excel (because "," is decimal delimiter). Parser tries to guess if you're using czech or english version and it probably guessed wrong.
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    by excel2flow 12y ago

    I had some trouble reading nested IF functions, so I wrote a piece of code which translates them into flowcharts: http://excel2flow.asp2.cz/ (weekend project)
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    Make C# compiler crash and swear(stackoverflow.com)

    2 points by excel2flow 12y ago|0 comments