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mihai_ionic

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    Comment #8510846

    Is there any reason why something like the following should not work? while (condition) { a(); if (!condition) break; b(); }

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    Comment #8510813

    Yes, for example this bug affects 'file': https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16825 The code in 'file' tries to parse the given file with every built-in format loader, …

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    Comment #8510777

    The binutils maintainers aren't exactly responsive when it comes to following up on security-impacting bug reports: https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16825

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    Comment #8447991

    Here's what the final example from the blog would look like, if you were to directly translate it into C++: http://coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/265c6ec6fb6751a9 Now, of course, no …

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    Comment #8383058

    One use case where Postgres FTS fails spectacularly is when your search has to return results ordered by some field (e.g., timestamp). This is critical for applications that have t…

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    Comment #8043734

    Or, as I prefer to think of it, the state of a distant object is undetermined with respect to your state (in a superposition of all reachable states since your last interaction) un…

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    Comment #8030196

    Likewise, I've witnessed a reversible variant of SHA-1. They must have somehow messed up the break condition because it essentially only did one round.

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    Comment #7968020

    This decision is very disturbing indeed.

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    Comment #7956044

    According to the C++11 standard, the compiler may assume that any loop terminates, so unless you mark ring_bell as [[noreturn]], the code will be assumed reachable. Furthermore, wh…

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    Comment #7946132

    > Q: Can I use a pizza box for the cardboard? A: Yes. Make sure you order an extra large. I'm not sure I'd want to stick my phone into a soaked pizza box though.

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    Comment #7936049

    Boost has a neat library that does this and more: http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/release/libs/units/

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    Comment #7897078

    I have come to really dislike people who think it's a good idea to define macros such as min, max, major and minor in system headers. * http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wind…

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    Comment #7896850

    Meanwhile, in C++14: auto min = [] (auto a, auto b) { return a

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    Comment #7895278

    Y U break my back button? Seriously hate sites that do that.

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    Comment #7895275

    I find DirectWrite to be a step down from GDI in terms of crispness and readability, and I don't think I'm alone. Infinality on Linux can look great on the other hand, if configure…

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    Comment #7862901

    So no one can do a MITM attack and change the SHA1 checksum, OpenPGP Key ID, file lengths and code signing certificate fingerprints as you download package-integrity.html?

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    Comment #7777617

    I just made a PayPal account just the other day. Now I'm really glad that I used `makepasswd --chars 20`, even though I had to paste the password into the input element's value wit…

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    Comment #7767925

    I've dropped her a message (kcushing at google dot com) and I suggest you do the same.

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    Comment #7764847

    It also doesn't fit their app store policy at all, particularly in light of the recent takedowns aimed at guides or utilities for PC games in absence of any copyright claims.

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    Comment #7759938

    Their customer support may be bad, but their developer support is far worse. If your application is ever suspended from Google Play, you will be greeted with a message directing yo…