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Comment #39211395
I think it's Kernighan, actually: https://www.laws-of-software.com/laws/kernighan/ .
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Comment #38115663
The ship has sailed on this term of art, but as a native English speaker, I agree with you that it's ungrammatical. I would use a hyphen, though: "physics-based." This answer agree…
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Comment #30415244
I believe you failed the CAPTCHA. I assume the bottom right is the only correct answer.
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Comment #28122724
> Truly secure entity just wouldn't have private keys on a server at all. They don't. They have your encrypted private key, but there's no need to keep that secret. (The decryption…
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Comment #28118584
That experiment shows that whatever is stored on ProtonMail's servers plus your password is sufficient to decrypt your emails. This could be explained by the private key being deri…
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Comment #16247963
It's worse than that. They could just throw away all the sales from this contract, since it's not connected to anything. They also failed to verify source code for the contract: ht…
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Comment #15600024
As far as I can tell, the IV is randomly chosen, as you would expect: https://github.com/cryfs/cryfs/blob/master/src/cpp-utils/cry... . Did you see something different? Assuming th…
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Comment #15522420
I think this is what you're asking for: ReactDOM.render( Hello, world! , document.getElementById('root') );
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Comment #15323033
You've given a clear, easy to understand example of something , and you've told people that this something is a zero-knowledge proof. Anyone who doesn't know what a zero-knowledge …
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Comment #13538408
Just to close the loop here, we’ve updated the page to include a checkmark for 2FA in the Pro column too. Again, all account types can use 2FA (and we recommend that they do!), and…
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Comment #13537107
I'm not 100% sure what that is about, but I'm pretty sure it relates to new functionality for migrating data from existing file servers. The API at https://www.dropbox.com/develope…
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Comment #13537043
Engineering Manager at Dropbox here. Sorry for the confusion! This is an error on that page, presumably some miscommunication between groups at Dropbox. 2FA continues to be an avai…
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Comment #13526612
https://www.site44.com (I'm a founder.)
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Comment #11838561
> The first display using this platform is in the 8th Avenue lobby at the Google NYC office.
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Comment #11341927
If you mentioned what company you're talking about, it might be easier to get help. Is there a reason you're not doing that? As JacobAldridge points out, the "authority" in this ca…
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Comment #10510980
It's not in v2 yet (coming soon!), but check out /log/get_events [0] in v1. I'm not sure that it will cover what you want if you're looking for file changes. That might be better s…
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Comment #10510435
And Dropbox has one for API v1: https://github.com/dropbox/dropbox-js . There will be one for v2 as well.