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mrmagooey
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Comment #17309588
I made something similar as a fun little project https://github.com/mrmagooey/taboo , does the same print function but also does some basic querying, deletes and updates, left and …
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Comment #15488130
The paper reports: > Colorado’s legalization of recreational cannabis sales and use resulted in a 0.7 deaths per month (b = −0.68; 95% confidence interval = −1.34, −0.03) reduction…
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Comment #15042787
> If there's a serious vulnerability that actually needs your attention, you will read about it in the news The ol' security through tech press approach. Seriously though, you can'…
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Comment #14550694
Isn't JWT a modern alternative to CSRF tokens?
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Comment #13018882
You don't I guess, I'm just using 4 as an example (it's also the number of words used in xkcd's password strength comic).
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Comment #13018775
Aren't passphrases kind of a bad choice for passwords? If all you are ever really guessing is the symbols that make up someones password, and you know that for example they have 4 …
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Comment #12704970
I'm surprised no one has posted this fairly thorough criticism of PHP from a few years ago https://eev.ee/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/
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Comment #12683696
This is a common error message for a number of CMS's (in this case probably WordPress) when overloaded, and shouldn't reflect upon the validity of the source.
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Comment #12340322
Is there a concern that the mechanism allows for DoS? How do they mitigate the situation that the author describes?
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Comment #12208191
There's several hundred Y Combinator companies, but I don't think I've seen a commensurate number of posts to HN. You'd know if it was open slather on Y Combinator companies postin…
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Comment #11647837
I wouldn't have thought the GC would be expensive enough to warrant turning it off, interesting thought though.
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Comment #10652631
Can't really read the whole thing at work as I feel self-conscious reading a page tiled in labradors on work time.
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Comment #10573699
There have been a few projects to generate VHDL/Verilog using an LLVM backend, a quick google brings up some interesting presentations. I imagine constraints similar to those that …
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Comment #9690168
You exploit peoples interest or addiction to various chemical substances and they devote entire government departments to chase you down, but you exploit peoples interest or addict…
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Comment #9483891
Agreed, also need to keep in mind that "power utility" can describe 3 discrete agents in electricity markets: the generator, distributor and retailer. The distributors may find the…
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Comment #8994945
Assuming trunk and 2.5.0 are roughly the same thing it seems like a decent performance increase http://speed.pypy.org/
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Comment #8760041
Is there a way to filter out the jquery scripts?
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Comment #8091266
You can't up the ante and claim it's analogous. Burning a tyre releases a tremendous amount of thick black smoke, burning a joint releases several orders of magnitude less smoke, a…
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Comment #8029728
Given that it's a USB plug powering the device, I doubt it, although maybe the lower power usage by the Pi might provide some extra overhead.
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Comment #7781263
A lot of programs have more complexity than what is immediately obvious: * The Microsoft office suite has a VB interpreter for every application, * 3D (Blendr, Rhino) and graphics …