sysop073

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by sysop073 3y ago
What's the point in hashing the IP + salt then, just let each client generate a random nonce and use that as the key
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by sysop073 3y ago
You thought perhaps they commented a list of random unrelated HN submissions?
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by sysop073 3y ago
The comment they replied to literally said "Let's take a second to remember that copyright is the reason ~every child doesn't have access to ~every book ever written."
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by sysop073 3y ago
"There really are, though" - Me
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by sysop073 3y ago
What? No. An ad hominem is "I think your argument is wrong because your face is stupid". "This is bad software because it looks like it's made by amateurs" isn't attacking their character, it's attacking t
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by sysop073 4y ago
A lot of people are getting really hung up on this. "Modern Rust" is just current Rust. Once Rust moves on, that will be modern Rust and what we once called modern will no longer be modern. Like all things. You might as well get u
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by sysop073 4y ago
You said you don't see anything wrong with that definition and then provided a completely unrelated definition
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by sysop073 4y ago
No? Most businesses sell products or services, their primary source of revenue isn't bribes from a single company. That's pretty rare actually.
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by sysop073 4y ago
The text shows up white for me.
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by sysop073 4y ago
> If she forgot the square root of -1 was undefined, she’d never write a test for it. Uh...
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by sysop073 4y ago
It's only a limitation if your app is currently written in Javascript, which seems like a silly assumption. If your app is currently written in Rust, Electron has the equally big downside of "you have to rewrite your app's ba
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by sysop073 9y ago
...hence why they should give you that option if your paid account expires. It feels like people are being intentionally obtuse in this thread
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by sysop073 12y ago
When I tried it it worked pretty well, except the stream lagged really far behind. It was usually a couple minutes behind live for me
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by sysop073 12y ago
I don't understand the distinction. If the UK is allowing tests of driverless cars, it must be allowing them on the roads, and of course "in January" means "starts in January", what else would it mean
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by sysop073 12y ago
The use of it is free. It costs you no more to use the service than it would to not use it
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by sysop073 12y ago
Also, I hear you can send e-mail claiming to be from anyone!
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by sysop073 12y ago
He was spending $208/month for 20Mbps? What the hell is going on in Austin?
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by sysop073 13y ago
So is your argument actually that it's not necessary for people to be able to do this? Or is it that it's not nearly in-depth enough. If you're arguing the latter, I'm pretty sure everyone agrees; this was described as h
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by sysop073 13y ago
Are you kidding? If I can buy the rocks at $4 per rock and I'm pretty sure I'll be able to sell them to somebody later at $6 per rock, absolutely I'll keep buying the rocks.
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by sysop073 13y ago
You really don't need to take some developers not knowing this quite so personally.
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by sysop073 13y ago
It's not like scientific notation precludes that. 1.234567E+06 = 1234567, but it's also at a glance obviously around 1 million
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by sysop073 13y ago
Tools like web browsers?
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by sysop073 13y ago
I think you're confusing the glitches a bit (or I am). Long-winded explanations of both, assuming I understand them correctly: The TAS version does a trick in the Deku Tree that results in the one set of bars in the tower escape being
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by sysop073 13y ago
"just unfamiliar to people who aren't familiar with it". That was deep
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by sysop073 13y ago
It sounds like you're pretty confused about most people's reasons for caring about money. Making sure you have enough money to not need to worry about money is pretty much the entire goal for most people
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by sysop073 13y ago
I see this complaint an awful lot considering Stack Exchange literally tells you to go somewhere else if you feel that way: http://unix.stackexchange.com/help/editing
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by sysop073 14y ago
> Maybe market share has dropped a bit This is the definition of "becoming less ubiquitous". It doesn't have to mean they're falling apart and about to be irrelevant, they just have less of a market share than they did
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by sysop073 14y ago
I can see how your empty website will be crushing their fully-functional one any day now
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by sysop073 14y ago
I'm in an OS class right now; my screen while reading this: http://i.imgur.com/MVvqy.png
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by sysop073 14y ago
You mean this one? http://superuser.com/a/419167 It wasn't on SO, but in any case, all the edits did were fix spelling/capitalization; why would that be bad?

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