tblair

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by tblair 9y ago
The answer for the bad conduct is suspensions, but the PA fights hard to keep them toothless. I don't understand why they want to defend their member giving dirty hits instead of the one receiving them, but it certainly seems that way
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by tblair 9y ago
I think you're almost right. If the federal government built it and amortized the cost across every town/city in Canada then it could very well be cheaper. I think siblings are correct that a one off would be a mistake though.
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by tblair 9y ago
I know you're implying that they don't care anymore, but I think over-working leads to fatigue and rush jobs/corner cutting, which is a great way to end up with security flaws.
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by tblair 10y ago
Ctrl-F has a 'Whole Words' option that should do what you want. Edit: Oops, missed the same reply from xudongz
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by tblair 10y ago
Not to be too uncharitable, but did you read the rest of their comment? The very next words are that they don't want to bring multiple devices.
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by tblair 10y ago
It is in Rust, although I'm sure you can come up with something where the type system won't save you.
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by tblair 10y ago
On the Kindle Fire we had a "secure enclave" bit of hardware so the files were encrypted with a key that was hard/impossible for users to get. I don't think regular android has anything like that, but they might use Wide
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by tblair 10y ago
The article basically makes 2 points, which are: 1. They are invisible in the source code 2. They create too many possible exit points As a java developer I really don't find 1 to be a problem at all. Lots of people complain about chec