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Comment #15391545
Seems I'm the idiot then, missed the "gateway" bit... so this basically sits between something providing VNC/RDP and makes it accessible with just a web server?
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Comment #15391478
It does say... "once Guacamole is installed on a server" so one would guess you do need Guacamole installed on the controlled machine...
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Comment #14611609
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:qiRgB16...
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Comment #12894630
One would hope Tesco would cover any costs incurred by customers that are a direct result of this. I know banks in the past have cancelled non-arranged overdraft fees when they've …
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Comment #12890998
I'd rather keep my money in one place - if you've got 3 accounts in separate banks that means 3 accounts to pay attention to to make sure nothing is going out that shouldn't and al…
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Comment #12863639
Sounds like you're describing a mistake there...
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Comment #12799432
I would :) Was going to run the tests myself later but needed a box with python3 on it!
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Comment #12797760
"In conclusion, JSON is not a data format you can rely on blindly." - that suggests the format is bad when it's highlighting problems with the parsers. I see it like saying "Plain …
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Comment #12797209
Wrote my own JSON parser ( https://github.com/MJPA/SimpleJSON ) a while ago... not sure how it's a minefield unless I'm missing something?
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Comment #12759794
Is it really an internet wide outage? Only 2 of the points in the US are affected on https://www.whatsmydns.net/ for the domains we've got on Dyn - same for Twitter etc
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Comment #9425802
Ah yes, so they do. My lack of sleep is showing! For some reason I was thinking the readdir would run in series so output would go up by ~1s each time.
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Comment #9425780
Ah yes, completely skipped over that bit :P
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Comment #9425752
Is this another case of "here's the code I ran" when in fact they didn't? There should be 3 lines of output, not 6! Also, the code says it will print the time taken since the start…
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Comment #7908949
www.centos.org works for me, but mirrorlist.centos.org (what I want!) doesn't work for me.
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Comment #7365232
Same for me. If a request comes in via email, it stays there - takes more time to copy the request to somewhere else and then find the email again to reply to it. My (work) inbox c…
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Comment #6532671
A 30s gap over an entire race isn't that big of a deal, Hamilton won the 2008 British GP by over a minute but that was changeable conditions. Watch the first lap of any race and se…
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Comment #6128616
I'm guessing it takes a higher resolution image than what the device would use? The sites I tried ended up rendering wrong in terms of what media queries were used...
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Comment #6106999
There is of course the maintenance issue... what happens when their script is updated and breaks how you use it?
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Comment #5789580
I'm not convinced by their salted claim, I thought Drupal 6 (what drupal.org is on) only did MD5() for passwords? Drupal 7 has the more securely hashed passwords.
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Comment #5630683
Open source you want? Here you go https://github.com/operasoftware/dragonfly
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Comment #4948004
@hhariri / @rdemmer - any partial refund for anyone who recently purchased something? :)
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Comment #4943476
Surprised there is no mention of the 'free or pay' option. Wonder what would happen if Facebook etc gave the option to pay a set fee per year to remove all ads / sponsored posts fr…
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Comment #4881633
"where we want people to copy us" - presumably so they have more people to sue?
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Comment #4871160
If i'm reading it right, you basically pay 3% tax on any unspent cash (under the non-depreciating assets) - how does that make sense?!
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Comment #4831290
You don't need a wildcard for domain.com + www.domain.com. I've got several cheap (~$7) certificates that have both listed