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hadcomplained

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    Comment #30133369

    The other way around (converting double quoted strings to single quoted ones) would be more understandable, as that is what str.__repr__ prefers: >>> "string" 'string' I sense a bl…

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    Comment #30050590

    Would you mind telling me exactly which patchset you are referring to?

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    Comment #29961281

    I registered several important accounts with @icloud.com email, because I was sure that I would never switch to Android besides the fact that the email looked cool (what a stupid r…

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    Comment #26986470

    > Today, to encrypt your communication to websites, you use HTTPS which rely on a vast network of certificate authorities. This fact has been irritating me for a long time. Because…

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    Comment #25521741

    Although I do not deny the necessity for certificate authorities for convenience, I do not understand why using CAs is the only option. Why does the TLS protocol not allow for usin…

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    Comment #25330691

    The following is the code I wrote before reading the example pieces of code. void remove(IntList* l, IntListItem* target) { if (l->head == target) { l->head = l->head->next; return…

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    Comment #25319326

    For any given P2P system which can be used to share a large amount of files, we can prove the system cannot exist with this question: Is there a way to prevent classified documents…

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    Comment #24888880

    > the code is developed 100% in mainland China I am under the same impression and have some circumstantial evidence supporting it as someone who's been inspecting the code of the Z…

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    Comment #24877573

    I sometimes imagine how wonderful it'd be if there were a viable alternative to the Web that is decentralized and infeasible to censor, only to realize that how great it is for the…

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    Comment #24868452

    This project seems nice, but there's some detail I have trouble wrapping my head around: why is a template string represented as a lambda containing an f-string, instead of as a pl…

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    Comment #24410882

    I quite agree. HTML/CSS/JavaScript is really flexible for sure, but it's because humans happen to be capable of parsing, and extracting information from, what would be chaos for ma…

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    Comment #23843079

    I wonder why there are no email providers that offer an infinite number of aliases that cannot be associated with the primary address. Simply offering any aliases would soon fill o…

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    Comment #23426285

    Instead of providing a temporary password, can't that service just give a user the session information that is sent to the server via cookies?

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    Comment #22551301

    IMHO what is essential as a language feature for writing interpreters/compilers is algebraic data types and pattern matching on them, because they make things much easier when mani…

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    Comment #22302590

    For downvoters - constructive counterarguments are welcome.

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    Comment #22302119

    I agree with the sentiment. The common argument against rolling out your own encryption just baffles me. Because there are plenty of ways to roll out your own encryption safely and…