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ryanlm
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Comment #12775123
I'm assuming that the relevant code, is simply an if statement checking for the existence of the url parameters, not even checking if the security questions are correct. if(isset($…
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Comment #12772174
Who are these people init'ing the attacks? They seem like talented folks.
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Comment #12769162
Yesterday I had to store integers as keys in a map. It's good to learn today that they are implicitly converted to strings. Yes I could have used an array, but that would of requir…
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Comment #12767171
Doesn't that popular software that tracks you tell you to install by piping the output of curl. I think it's call Brew Ware.
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Comment #12767069
Interesting use of the JNI. Why did you need to use JNI?
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Comment #12766134
How exactly did you set up this fail over scheme? You run your own instance of bind. And I'm amusing your listing your domains NS records as your own, and another parties (e.g. clo…
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Comment #12765717
Great comment. And I want to point out that no matter how privileged you are in America, Government pretty much has the final say.
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Comment #12765389
that's not the right number.
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Comment #12728330
Absolutely no problem, buddy. I'm glad to be able to look out for suspicious links like the one you posted. With security issues the way they are today, you can never be too carefu…
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Comment #12727055
Zuck's charity.
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Comment #12709704
Flagged? Interesting.
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Comment #12708831
It's a wasp stronghold.
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Comment #12708722
I'm a little skeptical about following this link. Why can't you just give a direct link? Who knows where that link will lead to? I certainly don't and I'm not about to try it and b…
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Comment #12708599
People that state it's such a horrible language are "follow" types. I believe some people actually do think it's a bad language, but for the most part, I would say people are just …
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Comment #12708598
People that state it's such a horrible language are "follow" types. I believe some people actually do think it's a bad language, but for the most part, I would say people are just …
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Comment #12708485
I mean, most people don't want to specialize. I just turned down a chance to interview, but after finding out this was some specialized role, I declined because specialization isn'…
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Comment #12705921
Can you set up Python to have the same pattern as PHP? I've always had to proxy the web server to the Python process running HTTP.
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Comment #12704286
> It's a garbage language. I'm overwhelmed by how rich of a statement that is.
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Comment #12697767
Yes, I'm a native.
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Comment #12697721
I've always wondered, why is the tax code called the "tax code" Is it written in English and how many lines is it?
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Comment #12696814
Problem with the bait and switch car GPS's is they actually charge you for updates. This should be against the law.
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