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scr4ve

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    Comment #11054773

    So many true points in there. Thanks for the read!

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    Comment #10787997

    FWIW, I found that you can either deterministically deduce a cell or prove that the choice is irrelevant for at least two of the conditions. In this case, you can fill it with the …

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    Comment #10745819

    > Out of curiosity, can you point me at a significant case cryptolockering of NAS data? http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2358733/synology-na... > I have nothing on my WD My…

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    Comment #10738698

    > but I'm at a loss as to why some 'hacker' would go to the effort to sift through the type of content that is typically stored on the average NAS box. Like you said, family photos…

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    Comment #10737688

    > "Please look at this commit so you know how you can hack us", sounds certainly like a much better idea ;-) I think that'd be better than a deceptive commit message, yes. ;-) IMO,…

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    Comment #10735696

    I don't really get why one wants to trust ownCloud with private files: - "logging changes": https://github.com/owncloud/core/commit/eea96298951805dfc6eb... vs https://owncloud.org/…

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    Comment #8830966

    mitmproxy keeps all requests in memory, so that you can browse them quickly. If you want better performance, you can just swap "mitmproxy [args]" with "mitmdump [args]" and get all…

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    Comment #8783966

    Charles is definitely good, but to be fair, you get all of that (except mappings) in mitmproxy as well. :-)

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    Comment #6397760

    We finally ended up picking http://dgrid.io/ over SlickGrid and jqGrid. As with every table component, there are some quirks, but we're really happy with it. Feels like the most mo…

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    Comment #5129506

    I wonder why Backbone is getting so much attention. For small tasks, jQuery is completely sufficient (as in this example as others have noted). If you're going to develop applicati…

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