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jessegreathouse

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    Comment #11504614

    She should have told Turkey to shove it instead of appeasing them. When this man gets exonerated by the judicial system it's unlikely that Turkey will be satisfied and the result w…

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    Comment #11504440

    Until today I had no idea what OneDrive is, so I'll take your word for it. I would suggest that the problem is that access to the OneDrive resource starts and stops at the URL. Con…

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    Comment #11504310

    Because access to that resource can be replicated by simply viewing network traffic logs. Sending authorization info in the headers over SSL would be much more safe.

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    Comment #11504267

    This is an article about how people are using url shorteners for the wrong reasons and/or not using security on private data.

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    Comment #11501058

    Why not simply add a terminal pane to the editor so I don't need to?

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    Comment #11500047

    I can't find the option to open a terminal in the editor. Am I missing something? Needs a terminal pane.

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    Comment #11438751

    A language that gets widespread usage in projects other than academic.

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    Comment #11433515

    Out of the frying pan and into the fire. I don't like Github but, from the sound of it, Gerrit is more complicated which is what I don't want.

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    Comment #11392407

    Last time we heard linux was coming to Windows, what we got was Powershell. I remain cautiously optimistic because Im hoping this doesn't lead to the same disapppointment.

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    Comment #11392393

    Trump isn't a partisan he's an opportunist. He's found the low hanging fruit and he's saying what they want to hear like the chameleon he is. This is theater to the nth degree and …

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    Comment #11353804

    No, Docker doesn't replace virtualbox. Docker and VB are different tools, meant for different things. The reason the article says no more virtualbox is because previously tools for…

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    Comment #11338414

    What I learned from this: If you have to call your mommy when you quit your job, you're not ready to start your own business. Also, 2 years after the call to mommy is not quite mat…

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    Comment #11331982

    Yuck. I don't want comcast getting my money. They suck.

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    Comment #11331899

    Apple, Exxon and Walmart add value.

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    Comment #11309395

    Then there is only 1 Python framework? Dumb comment. I was talking about architectures not syntax.

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    Comment #11308745

    It just locks up my MBP until I eventually close it just like atom 1.5 did. I've never understood the point of this editor, however to be fair, I've never been able to use it witho…

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    Comment #11307170

    I just get tired of seeing the same thing play out time and time again. Developer A picks Django because business described a project that can easily be handled by CRUD and thinks …

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    Comment #11307047

    Python is a language that gives us a lot of liberty in how we solve problems, but Django is a set of cookie cutters for doing things a certain way. Django's cookie cutter patterns …

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    Comment #11306665

    Software doesn't get patented. Patents apply to "ways of doing things". Incidentally software is used to describe a "way of doing things" but it's the concept that gets patented, n…

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    Comment #11306618

    The FBI wants legal precedent. If they truly wanted the data they could have handed the phone over to the NSA have have it hacked before the weekend.

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    Comment #11306484

    Unbreakable cryptography isn't real either. It's not impossible to reverse engineer a private key it's just impractical. It would require immense computing power and only yield tha…

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    Comment #11306443

    No, it's more like mandating that those journals have to be written in english instead of sanskrit. The government has the authority to reasonable search and seizure, but they don'…