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francispelland

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    Wish I could say the same about my Logitech keyboard... Sometimes it gives up after 3 keys, other times after 5. It seems to be totally random. I also wonder if there is a problem …

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    Am I crazy to assume they are storing passwords in plaintext based on what I posted here?

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    I'll be posting some more tomorrow. But I was shocked to find out how Lunarpages does not hash their passwords. But for now, how on earth do these companies manage to stay up with …

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    I'm almost certain my tests I did a few years ago were valid, when attempting to push, pop and sort array vs linked list. Would be nice if there were so numbers, examples, etc.

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    Would love people's feedback on this. Just launched this less than a few hours ago. The message I am trying to get across may not be clear (feedback appreciated). In the end, Light…

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    This seems a bit counter productive. Perhaps it is just me. But if the FBI wants to follow up, how exactly would that be possible with the format for this site?

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    I love how it says "but the numbers show that Windows is coming to a dead end". So where are the numbers for Windows sales in this article, I just see PC sales. Typical journalism.…

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    To be honest, I never used one. It came installed on my stack and all I did was disable apache, enabled NGINX and PHP-FPM (cgi compiled php, quite a bit faster). But if there would…

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    Perhaps I am missing something, but at least the PHP example is not the most efficient. Seems like you could easily build a nice regex with all your nouns and replacing them in the…

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    Not to mention NGINX is what people should opt for, not Apache when it comes to performance.