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BetaMechazawa
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Comment #43983522
> This pays for at most a week of work What kind of lunatic would pay that kind of money for a dev for a single week
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Comment #43970471
timeout after 10 seconds "fingerprint can't be read, please enter password"
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Comment #9966242
This obsession with making every single website a hugbox these days is moronic. The word retard/retarded is seldom associated with actual retardation instead it's just a synonym fo…
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Comment #9691185
Most of the time cameras are present.
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Comment #9412722
Great to see that Python3 support for frameworks such as Flask and Django are catching on. I personally feel that the big frameworks should push more when it comes to the adaption …
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Comment #9412716
What would you classify as "by hand" and "automated tools"? Because commands like pip install -r {file} could be seen as both in my eyes.
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Comment #9346738
This looks pretty cool. Although I do not understand why I would have to sign up on the website. The demo makes it look like it's a minimal-config command line tool. Instead the we…
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Comment #9341083
I guess I'm missing the point. Why not use "Welcome %s to %s" % (who, place)
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Comment #9302489
Username/password to log in? Or is this a real service that put up this site just for today and requires an actual account?
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Comment #9302457
The fact that a company needs their own gTLD is silly. Sites like google have a perfectly good domain. Why use iphone.apple if apple can already do iphone.apple.com or apple.com/ip…
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Comment #9302243
Is it me or does everyone and their mother have a gTLD these days? I would not take any company that uses a gTLD serious at all.
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Comment #9289011
Thanks a ton! I've always been annoyed by the fact that Web API documentations never had a "try-this-request" feature. I'll get right to expanding the documentation when I get home…
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Comment #9288954
The API documentation is talking to the live version of the application. The pre-filled variables can be used for quick testing but this also means that when you make the default u…
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Comment #9288927
I've written a draft for a quick start guide using python/javascript (code with comments). I've been withholding publishing it because it's not fully done yet and message queues an…
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Comment #9288887
I'm currently working on a libre push notification service (Heavy WIP) and since this post is about API's and Documentation I was wondering if mine is any good. It requires javascr…
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Comment #9288062
I honestly feel that in this case we can say that beyond a reasonable doubt this is a state-sponsored attack. This is because of both the target and the fact that traffic is manipu…
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Comment #9275223
Too bad most of it has been censored. This means that even though the manual has been published a lot of it is useless. I'm not that familiar with the US FOIA (Freedom Of Informati…
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Comment #9268369
Is this an American thing? Because I've never had my bank, my provider, my health care etc sell any of my data (at least as far as I know).
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Comment #9169835
Could this Bug knife easily be swallowed and smuggled into prison? A: Yes - Gage answered on February 20, 2015
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Comment #9021352
There is an encryption plugin that gets bundled with owncloud that allows you to encrypt the data stored on the server
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Comment #7386265
done
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Comment #7384896
They should be properly rotated now. Like I mentioned I never expected anyone but a few people to see it
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Comment #7384781
Haha I own that website. I made it as a gag for the IRC channel I go on. I'm supprised how well my server is handling the strain.