mwyvern

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by mwyvern 14y ago
I am disappointed that extensions are not supported.
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by mwyvern 14y ago
Thank you!
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by mwyvern 14y ago
It always shocks me tha Finder doesn't have cmd-X cut... cutting is by far the most frequent operation I do in other non-dual-pane file managers. But what do you like better about windows explorer? Finder's "view as columns" makes it feel
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by mwyvern 14y ago
Homebrew includes that patch, and the recipe has been updated for emacs 24. brew update # Lion only (or if you don't have xcode?) brew tap homebrew/dupes brew install apple-gcc42 # put these in your .bashrc export HO
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by mwyvern 14y ago
Thanks for the link. It's a shame that functionality isn't built into VS (especially when it costs half as much as VS pro).
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by mwyvern 14y ago
I did know what you meant by noscript, just using the plugin as an example of non-javascript users :-). No cookies? You are a masochist. Another reason I like ghostery -- it blocks the cookies that I don't like.
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by mwyvern 14y ago
That's true. It seems like javascript disabling is just not on the minds of web developers. You have to be a special kind of masochist to use noscript these days... I used it for years, but ghostery covers most of what I liked about it.
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by mwyvern 14y ago
H(Salt . H(Password)) is a lot like an hmac (minus the secret part and the padding). I'm not sure about the pre-image vulnerability mentioned on wikipedia's md5 page, but as for collision vulnerabilities, according to wikipedia's hmac page
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by mwyvern 14y ago
Can you refactor c++ code in visual studio?
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by mwyvern 14y ago
The images are not loaded until you scroll them into view, so bandwidth is saved if you don't read the whole article.
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by mwyvern 14y ago
I've been saying that wrong in my head for a long time now. Thank you :-).
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by mwyvern 14y ago
I've always wondered -- is it suckless as in suck less than something else, or as in without suck?
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by mwyvern 14y ago
Comment to the author: use cmd-` while you are command tabbing if you go too far! Similarly useful, hold cmd-tab and it will stop at the end. Also, cmd-esc if you decide not to switch. I used a 15" MBP for a long time without missing a ti