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euid

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    Comment #23272931

    Oh, yes, it's far from ideal. I'm reminded of the ArchLinux AUR, which deals with a problem kind of like this. AUR managers show a diff of what changed in a package on each update.…

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    Comment #23267589

    You can audit the code of a Firefox extension by unzipping the .xpi file in the extensions directory within your browser profile directory. Not ideal, but it's better than nothing.…

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    Comment #23267561

    Alternatively: I was thrown off by the new tab behavior in Tree-Style Tabs and didn't want the complexity of a tree of tabs. Vertical Tabs Reloaded[0] gives me the "tabs in a sideb…

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    Comment #22888534

    Yeah, when I worked at thousand-person companies it was like this: CEO -> SVP -> VP -> Eng manager -> IC Or, alternatively, CEO -> Director -> Manager of managers -> Manager -> IC …

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    Comment #22101943

    Why Johnny Can't Encrypt: A Usability Evaluation of PGP 5.0 - https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~tygar/papers/Why_Johnny_Ca...

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    Comment #16287826

    Compact mode, which Reddit also offers, is an easy way to satisfy both camps. Set the default to whatever your users prefer (determine this with A/B testing) and allow the other ch…

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    Comment #16287810

    Totally agree. I did government research for a while and published papers. Don't exclude them - anyone at the intersection of government work and research is likely to have meaning…

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    Comment #9672993

    In this contest, you are to intentionally insert a difficult-to-detect bug into otherwise legible code. In the obfuscated C contest, you are writing obfuscated code. https://en.wik…

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    Comment #9442649

    Emulates Vim quite nicely, too.

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    Comment #9315565

    Since that page links to [1]: http://git.suckless.org/sbase/ instead of [2]: http://git.2f30.org/sbase/ I'm guessing [2] is a mirror, and [1] is the original Git repository. They a…

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    Comment #8997606

    Then you add an optional CLI argument that makes it skip the prompt, and use that version in scripts.

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    Comment #8919651

    There is no reason in principle, and you can even do it for kicks.[1] The only issue here is a practical one, as the parent poster described: from an end-user perspective, browsers…

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    Comment #8884903

    It's a poor choice on the author's part http://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/ Use a HashMap when: - You want to associate arbitrary keys with an arbitrary value. - You want a c…

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    Comment #8832037

    You probably want something like pyfakefs[1], a reimplementation of Python's (old) filesystem modules for the purpose of testing. My guess is that either you will have to write it,…

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    Comment #8783544

    For those who don't wish to read all the news fluff to hear about a mathematical discovery:[1] Abstract. We show that there exists pairs of consecutive primes less than x whose dif…

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    Comment #8779752

    If you are able to view this, it is a "United States Patent Application Publication" that is found by following the `view pdf` button on the above link: https://drive.google.com/vi…

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    Comment #8629962

    In some cases, you might be reading poor-quality mathematical writing. According to my generalization of some advice from Knuth:[1] in a good math text, definitions of terms are pr…

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    Comment #8492197

    Thanks you for this. That means that in the original wording: >Last month, NASA said it would pay SpaceX its largest single contract ever, $2.6 billion The word "its" is an ambiguo…

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    Comment #8452860

    > I think it would be a tremendous waste of effort to rewrite Emacs libraries in any language other than Emacs Lisp. Thus, what interests me is the idea of supporting other languag…

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    Comment #8370516

    Here's my migration guide from early September, if you're looking for more resources: http://nathantypanski.com/blog/2014-08-03-a-vim-like-emacs-c... Bling, who I've linked to in t…

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    Comment #8364550

    Upgrades should not require any restarts, and no restarts are required for you to stop being vulnerable - as this only affects newly created bash sessions, not already running ones…

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    Comment #8282646

    Org-mode for in-class notes, since I'm a student. Gitit personal wiki for technical information (my blog post: " rel="nofollow">http://nathantypanski.com/blog/2014-07-09-personal-w…

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