leapius

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by leapius 11y ago
Yes, try 'Emancipator'. Samples: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f02bAEGMYFQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo-fIy8wZjc Try 'Tycho'. Samples: https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by leapius 11y ago
'Cash-strapped' Hah you must be kidding! I also think 6 million cameras for a total population of 60 million is a little bit high dontchathink?!
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by leapius 11y ago
No he means personally vote him out. Only the residents of Morley had the power to vote him out, which they did of course (thankfully!)
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by leapius 12y ago
If only there was an Android version I'd be on it right now. In fact I think it would actually be quite an enjoyable past time answering requests, especially for lonely people. Think about how interesting it would be to help out a comp
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by leapius 12y ago
These new functionalities you speak of in the future like finding what items are in stock nearby are all more of an information gathering exercise rather that technological. We could do all that you talk about now but it would require a mas
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by leapius 12y ago
Sad not to see 'The Black Cloud - Fred Hoyle' in that list..
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by leapius 12y ago
Actually you can still use the 3g / browser in that mode (except it is in black and white).
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by leapius 12y ago
Excellent tut!
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by leapius 13y ago
I'd like to know opinions on IPB actually.
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by leapius 13y ago
oh ok I thought the usual MO was: if (md5(password + salt) == stored value) ..
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by leapius 13y ago
ugh, cos md5 squared is twice as secure as just once - why not md5 x 10 to be uber secure?
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by leapius 13y ago
Yes a cryptographic hash (like MD5 or SHA etc) stores a non-reversible string. Encryption means that it reversible but lets be honest here, when writing an article most laymen understand the general idea of encryption as opposed to hashing.
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by leapius 13y ago
lol my money is on Seagate.. I thought it amusing how they rebadged their crap drives as Samsungs when they bought the name because of their very good rep in the sector.
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by leapius 13y ago
I think the floods has probably been a factor in reduced reliability. It took forever for prices to come down to where they were and the manufacturers are probably cutting corners everywhere to save costs. Why ramp up factories when the tec
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by leapius 13y ago
Nice ideas! Some of them I had already implemented the same way in fact. Currently I have shipping and billing in one step - the only reason I could see for not splitting them up is that they can be different people / addresses so maki
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by leapius 13y ago
I really like the idea of 'sneaking' in a confirmation surreptitiously somewhere where they might take more notice. I do agree with your idea that if you confirm right at the point of initial data entry, the user could question if
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by leapius 13y ago
I take your points but I still think dialogue boxes are important additions to interfaces when used right. What about a delete function, which is genuinely accidentally clicked upon? Should we go ahead with a damaging delete instead of issu
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by leapius 13y ago
well if you have a question blocking the submission of a form the user would have to acknowledge it and surely click 'yes' is less annoying (and time consuming) than having to re-type the whole address?
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by leapius 13y ago
How about instead of two email input fields you do this: One email field, when it loses focus (or you submit the form) a pop-up displays the email you entered and asks you if this is correct (Y/N). If you hit no then it focuses onto th
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by leapius 13y ago
Umm not sure how this beats sceditor tbh
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by leapius 13y ago
lol I don't buy this, just take a look at pretty much every CMS (hosted or otherwise) and weep if you think as a complete amateur you're going to create a site with their wysiwyg content editable that actually looks half way decent. Website