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I have perhaps 6 passwords:

1) My email password, which is randomly generated but memorized, and reused nowhere.

2,3,4) A handful of passwords, call them grade A, B and C, which are used in conjunction with SuperGenPass to generate passwords specific to a website. Only the top level domain is used; for rare cases where the URL changes but the password doesn't (like amazon.co.uk vs amazon.com) I have chosen one TLD as the canonical one. The ratios of usage of A, B and C are approximately 1:2:50. No website I log in to ever shares its literal password with any other.

5) Computer account login password, this is changed every 3 months.

6) Encryption keys passphrase. Should I have anything that I want to keep private and not leak anywhere, or signing keys etc., I use a combination of letters, numbers and symbols, over 40 characters long.

Bank passwords (actually more usually numbers) and the like I have written down, unlabelled, in secure locations and memorized from frequent use.
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I am reminded of the bit by George Carlin:

"I don’t vote. On Election Day, I stay home. I firmly believe that if you vote, you have no right to complain. Now, some people like to twist that around. They say, “If you don’t vote, you have no right to complain”, but where’s the logic in that? If you vote, and you elect dishonest, incompetent politicians, and they get into office and screw everything up, you are responsible for what they have done. You voted them in. You caused the problem. You have no right to complain.

I, on the other hand, who did not vote — who did not even leave the house on Election Day — am in no way responsible for that these politicians have done and have every right to complain about the mess that you created."

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I fear some technical backlash from the xxx domains. Dumb filters will try to block anything that looks the same as an xxx domain, even if google.xxx does only redirect to the local one like .com.
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i guess it makes sense to run 'competitions' like this. if a 0-day exploit is used, the method can be studied to a great benefit.. even be re-sold later to recoup the costs:)
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If you research their ad system, there's a lot of easily findable stuff about how your friends names get involved, and how you're matched to the ads, not the other way around.
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I'm currently looking for a new bike and I asked around in local shops. One of them gave me a website and some brands to look at. They would have to order it in with my money, so I'm sticking with a shop that has in-store stock, but it is a good option.
So an example of this--if I understand correctly--would be setting the password for `secure.somewat.tld/login?r=dashboard` to, say the first few words with the same letter count as the words in the URL, but taken from a song that I know by heart; like "larger, chasing, 1, makes"?
From antique on and indeed today. Any civilization worth mentioning in history had a warrior culture. Indeed a man that was not a trained warrior was deemed unfit to perform any kind of public service.

Some cultures being known as more war like, in my opinion only signals their relative cultural poverty on other areas.
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OT, but: What about "Using Google App Engine" with a custom domain as an excuse? :/

From what I've seen it seems that SSL on custom domains will be a premium feature when it's released.
I grew up in Ontario, where McIntosh are king (and deliciously awesome!). I was surprised, when I moved, that a lot of people didn't know that the MacIntosh computer was actually named after this apple (trademark, or something, prevented them from using "McIntosh")
Actually, in France, in most elections if you vote 'blank' (leaving the envelopp empty in the ballot), it will be considered the same as abstention (not showing up at all for the vote). There is a recurring debate about whether the two things should be counted differently (and if so - how). This is the kind of 'recurring debates' that we French people love - at least when discussing that we're not talking about serious issues :P
for some reason it reminds me of a Panopticon. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panopticon
Does Go run on 8-bit CPUs? I highly doubt it, given that Go uses its own runtime system including garbage collection.
Thanks for the actual figures, and sorry for my poor estimate. So the load was 60MB instead of 3MB. Just out of curiosity, was your account rightly suspended? What quota applied?
I think this should be regarded as "recreational computer science". It's intriguing to see how much is possible with some bit twiddling. It also gives insight into how things are handled internally.

But it's not for use in actual code, unless you're writing a video codec or other embedded system in which you want to shave off every cycle.
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i would suggest replacing the word "killing" with something a bit funnier and less likely to be taken out of context. eg "boffing", "thwacking", "clowning", in the best case you come up with something trade-markable that suggests what the word means from the sound alone.
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When I used a bike for commuting, I would buy bikes with 100% expectation that they would get stolen within 6 months (I've had over 7 stolen from me). So I would usually buy a bike second-hand for the equivalent of about 40 USD. So long as it had straight wheels, working brakes, a maintained chain and gears and a solid frame, I was good to go. (Cables / tyres / tubes I could replace / fix myself. Other repairs wouldn't make a lot of economic sense.)

A heavier bike is slightly harder to push up hills and harder to accelerate, but if fitness is your concern, it's immaterial IMO. Spending a lot of money on a lighter bike strikes me as a waste of money. Actually, spending more than the equivalent of 200 USD on a new bike would strike me as foolish.

Of course, if your the sort of person who would only ride in a circle from your house, or your car after having driven your bicycle somewhere, then feel free to ignore all my words of wisdom.
Nifty. It always bothered me that Wordle required Java.
Interesting how South America and Africa have absolutely zero traffic reported. I thought at least Africa, with it's shortage of IPv4 addresses, much like Asia, would have picked up on IPv6 to a larger extent than the "IPv4 wealthy" nations in the industrialized parts of the world.

Anyone have any theories? Ideas?
One of the benefit you get is that you don't lose ~7% from transmission/distribution. The other is that it burns cleaner than coal (but isn't as clean as Nuclear, or renewable as solar/wind/blah)

Beyond that, the cost comes down to availability. There are parts of the world where every single house has a natural gas line for heating (water and air). I've heard that in Japan, small/clean/quiet (relatively) generators are installed in some apartments and provide electricity.

This article has some information on natural gas usage in California. It seems like most of it come from out of state (or country):
http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/puc/energy/gas/natgasandca.htm
Recently there seems to be an increasing hate towards academia in particular, usually ranting about how it is too theoretical and how it doesn't prepare you for the "real world".

Funny enough, this seems to come more often from people who either never went through college, or failed at it for whatever reason. Which can be fine, for people who are dedicated enough to actually learn on the job, instead of just acquiring habits and repeating them over and over.

What isn't fine is this praise for superficial knowledge. What irks me the most is people praising their ignorance of what academic knowledge really offers, and how it can change some of your solutions (many times unknowingly) in the "real world".

Practice does not replace fundamental knowledge. Practice only teaches you the solutions for the problems you encounter, not the solutions to the problems other people have encounterer over time, and the underlying reasons for the solutions you are using.

It this particular case there isn't so much "anti-intellectualism", but a justification for ignorance.
The cloud is supposed to offer us liberation from devices and certain operating systems, and access our data from ANY device and any type of machine that has the Internet. In that regard, although iCloud has the cloud word in it, it's not a true cloud at all. Apple is turning the cloud idea on its head, and saying the cloud should only work with certain devices and operating systems, like theirs.

All their "cloud" services are native applications and their cloud iTunes doesn't even stream the music. You're still supposed to download it on your Apple device. But wasn't the point of music streaming to save storage space, so you wouldn't have to keep your thousands of songs on the device? Are you going to download every song one by one to your device to listen to them when you move to another Apple device? All their cloud services seem to be made so they lock you in the Apple ecosystem even more.
In theory we are connected to this here in Rwanda (via Uganda). In practice it seems the ISPs are unwilling to pay for the bandwidth so our connectivity ranges from ok to unusable. Having said that, things have improved enormously over the last few years, and maybe it just takes a while for customer expectations to adjust, and competition amongst ISPs to develop.
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Just for perspective:

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Pentagon: 6.5 mil sq ft (3.7 mil for offices), 26k employees

Empire State Building: 2.8 mil sq ft, 21k (?) employees
Ypu're reaching. Didn't Jobs say at the beginning that Apple is currently in "a motley assortment of buildings spread out over a large campus, some of which are better than others."
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like...total confusion... confusing article. confusing comments....

if it quacks like a duck, that it must be a.. paypal?

or how are you guys different from paypal, again?

something about third party developers....how are you going to atract 3rd-parties if I as a consumer after reading post and comments still do not understand what your service does, and what are the benefits...apart from privacy - this stuff is just plain pointless in this day and age....
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Thanks, that's pretty much why I built it, its still not as nice as wordle though, but I had to make a lot of feature/performance trade-offs to get it running at a decent speed.
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This isn't the first time he's presented to the council, I remember a previous show he put on that was also on YouTube, over 5 years ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meVQqYNGzYA
While I am of mixed opinion on the article, the one part that really stands out for me is his insistence of the necessity of long, difficult texts. I am one of the people that seldom reads a book these days. It's not that I find it too challenging, or too long. I certainly read fast enough, and my background is sufficiently wide. However, I do find it far too repetitive and rife with personal opinion that does not aid my quest for more knowledge.

Why would I read a book about a programming language when there is a set of APIs, tutorials, and articles that can convey the information in 1/10th the time? Why should I read a dozen chapters about the history leading to a new mathematical concept when I can just quickly read the research paper about that specific concept? Why do I have to read a hundred asides about what the author does on his days off, how he loves his wife and his dog, of what sort of stupid questions his students asked of him? I'm just here for information, and unfortunately books are rarely the most ideal way of getting it.

Not to say that all books are bad, and should be deprecated as a medium. I have, and will always find good books enjoyable. However, to insist that they are an irreplaceable feature of the quest for knowledge is ignoring the reality of how the quest for knowledge has changed. In the end it's not about long, difficult texts; just difficult texts will often suffice.
This Firefox plugin lets you see the IP you connect to which is useful to see if you get IPv6 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/showip/?id=59...

The bbc is odd, as www.bbc.co.uk has ipv6 address 2001:4b10:bbc::2 but Firefox only connects to ipv4.. [edit] finally connected on ipv6 after a restart...
So what you are saying is a bunch of faggot-nerds that don't represent Anonymous are pretending to be Anonymous?

Funny how 'Anonymous' is becoming more and more left wing. Wonder when Soros or the National Endowment for Democracy will give them some money.
if something is happening in pune, i would be very interested. as others have chimed in, bangalore was not such a great experience for me either.
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In California, when you (A) Hire a realtor and (B) List your home, the seller determines both the sellers and buyers commission, and it's 100% negotiated (well, the sellers commission is. You just chose the buyers commission). Not sure where the myth of "6%" (not 7%) commission came from. I paid my realtor a 2% base fee + a 5% kicker on anything above a base amount for selling my condo, and a flat 2% to the buyers agent. Took her six weeks of open houses to sell my place, and overseeing the renovations, and she cleared a net 2.3% on the final price. (this was in 2006) - She was with a top tier realty agency as well, Caldwell.

Can't comment on other locations, might be different.
I don't understand. Is consciousness a feeling or an external manifestation? It's something purely internal or something also visible on the outside? If it's only internal you cannot, by defition, say if a machine is conscious, but also every other human. If tomorrow we would discover an alien civilization and start a meaningful communication, would you question their consciousness?

Personally, I don't think that all the discussion about consciousness is meaningful. Consciousness could be the human feeling of abstract reasoning, like cold is the human feeling of registering a lower temperature. A machine could reproduce abstract reasoning, and asking about its consciousness would be like asking if a thermostat feels cold.
I don't know about the US, but here in the UK the easiest way to find out someone's political perspective is to ask them what newspaper they read. We just don't have a national newspaper that doesn't have a political agenda. You can choose a paper, safe in the knowledge that nothing you read will challenge your world view or upset your prejudices. There's nothing stopping you from reading all the other papers, but the only people who do are Media Studies students and PR men.

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I can imagine that using American-controlled immigration software, would be how American intelligence personnel secure access into foreign territories. A (IMHO) logical statement, though I haven't even dignified it with a Google search.
I used to be a regular at the Bangalore circuit few years ago at TiE, Barcamps, MoMo's, Headstart etc. It got a bit monotonous; same people, same stories etc. Then the downturn happened and I also got busy. The events still are happening though. Barcamp 10 dates are out. On Meetup there are a few tech related events in Bangalore too; MySQL, PHP, etc. Don't know how active they are.
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>"Damn kids. They're all propagandized with the same anti-authoritarian outlook."

Fixed.
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There's a third option: they didn't intend to make it easy, but it was.
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It's close, depending on what you mean by size. Looking at the Pentagon diagram on wikipedia and using the above estimates of 1100-1200 feet for the Mothership, it's about comparable in diameter. I'm fairly sure the Pentagon rings are thicker, though, so that probably contributes to it's ability to house 26k (employees + support personnel) instead of Apple's 12-3k.
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> Any member of the public can visit a local university or large public library and get access to any book or journal article they desire.

This has not been entirely my experience. Unfortunately, I only have a half-remembered anecdote rather than data, but what I've found is that journals in some university libraries are becoming less accessible in paper form. Instead, one is directed to a JSTOR subscription or such. Of course, in order to access the electronic version, one must authenticate to the network with a university ID. This erodes the effect you describe.

Can anyone else confirm or refute this trend? Am I merely imagining it?
previously: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2629631

Also, "The client as well as the web server tested are hosted on the same computer", which is pretty poor design, to be honest.
I question number 5. Don't most PhD students succeed in making a peer reviewed thesis? The same cannot be said for businesses.
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I think thar the most valuable documentation are the commit comments for the version control system you use.

Especially if one uses the incremental iteration paradigm, the commit history together with the code diff IS the documentation of one's code in it's most fundamental way, that is when I changed something, why, what I was ( thinking that I was ) doing etc.

In case that one has to maintain existing code, of course, the whole history is not available but still, refactoring committed similarly documents the evolution of the code in a similar way.
A lot of these have happened in alternate universes.

and evolutionarily, we dodged lots of bullets.

Imagine if we used the alligator's method of sex determination - based on temperature of the egg at fertilization. Even in ancient times kings would have been able to grow armies.

Imagine if our skull wasn't as thick and primitive humans had institutionalized personality altering brain surgery, and our world were descended from them.
No. Time Machine uses the FSEvents API so that it only needs to scan directories where files have changed since the last backup, and branches of the filesystem hierarchy whose contents haven't changed can be referenced en masse with a single directory hard link to the previous backup; it's much faster than scanning or re-linking ~1M files and folders, and much more space-efficient (especially the way that hard links are implemented on HFS+).
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+1 for Pune. Would be fun to meet other HN folks in-person.
Also: their DNS recursive server is whitelisted by google, so you can get YouTube videos over IPv6
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Looks simple and useful (I don't see me using it, but I know a few people who actually may). Start by sending it to all quote website admins ;)
I can think of Change.org and OpposingViews.com, though those are pretty well known I think.
Same thing happened in Delhi too, Triggr.in is the new spark.
Is it good time to be in Delhi considering the latest clash between government forces and Ram Dev supporters ? I guess there is a sit-in at Raajghat. It seems BJP has also joined the fray. But I guess that won't affect the usual business, would it ? ( I am not from Delhi so I have no idea how things work there)
Yes, a complete waste of time.
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Has Apple found a way to make the sun shine from the North? Otherwise I think there will be rooms that are better than others in the round spaceship, too.
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I saw this article and took the plunge on one of my sites. It took the standard time for the DNS to update and I was up and running shortly after. It maintains all of your MX records, etc and I did see a jump on Google Page Speed Score (went from 81-87) after installing.

One of the side benefits was their one click "apps" where you can install Google Analytics, etc and manage it from one place.

I did have one question that I didn't see a clear answer for. If I am using Amazon's Cloudfront for many of my images, how does the Pro account handle the caching of these seemingly conflicting services?
I've just gone with the common ones.

flexd@flexd.net [~]# host jacen.kly.no
jacen.kly.no has IPv6 address 2001:16d8:eea2:30::dead

flexd@flexd.net [~]# host civ5.flexd.net
civ5.flexd.net has address 178.255.146.39
civ5.flexd.net has IPv6 address 2001:16d8:eea2:30::beef

flexd@flexd.net [~]# host caedus.kly.no
caedus.kly.no has IPv6 address 2001:16d8:eea2:30::daad

IPv4 users hit a IPv4 varnish which redirects to another varnish on the proper server (woo, double). IPv6 hits the proper server varnish directly. Seems to work great from everywhere!
You wouldn't even know about it if you don't watch / read Indian news.
Gotta love the irony of testing your password over HTTP :)
Looks interesting. I guess Bangalore needs a new spark too.