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For static analysis of Java code, I highly recommend FindBugs. It's open source and they just released a new major version (2.0). FindBugs is unique because it analyzes the compiled Java byecodes, not the source files. This enables the tool to check for some very deep bugs with surprisingly few false positives.

Also, any language that targets the JVM (like Scala) can be checked, though FindBugs may report questionable code in that language's code generation. :)
Also worth highlighting (and boycotting) Microsoft, Dell, and Intel.
I think this is a great idea but the title for the url could be better. In my mind I read it as:

Pledge to cancel your Comcast *in support of SOPA*

I think a better title could have been:

Comcast support SOPA. Make your pledge to leave them.

Best of luck! I watch from across the pond with awe and admiration.
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In real world this isn't the case. First of all, when you're working on projects, you see that there are some things which you're doing over and over (like CRUD). Now at least in my opinion it is okay to create your first site by using mysql_real_escape_string like functions as long as by the end of the day it gets the job done. Because my priority as a small website owner is always getting new signups. And as far as I'm concerned, my lead does not care how I'm inserting his email into the database. But had I spend my time learning the proper MVC design, I maybe would have lost three precious months of leads which does indeed make a difference to my bank account.

Second of all nowadays you're never working alone (even when in fact you're working alone). What I mean is every programmer nowadays uses Google and StackOverflow to do a lot of his work. So when you're doing something wtf like using the mysql_real_escape_string, you maybe once in a while try to check how other programmers are doing it because maybe for you it takes too long or you're just stuck. And then you learn a thing or two about how to do is more easily. Still, it doesn't mean you have to become a great programmer of the language first, instead you just need to hone the things which you need the most for your business.
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Which, I might add, is a very true point. The tech startup scene is very small and incestuous subculture of the SF bay area--and I say this as a 3rd generation resident (my grandparents settled here after WW2 when the land between Cupertino and Santa Clara was mostly orchards). Growing up in Santa Clara Valley, back when it had that name, my friends parents all worked for the government, in manufacturing, education, (non-tech) sales, etc. There were a few engineers of course, but they mostly worked for large firms founded a generation prior.

Tech startups are back in fashion and the business is good--but only for a small, tiny little segment of this valley's population. He's right to call it a (reality-distorting) bubble, but he's wrong to generalize it to the greater geographic region.
I think the great thing about an organisation as large and as important as Wikipedia taking a stance on this is that it makes for great copy. Journalists will love it. I hope this GoDaddy story takes on a new life and makes the transition from the blogosphere to the newspapers and therefore the general public's consciousness. Keep on fighting my US friends. Keep on fighting.
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Currently on the site there are less than 100.

No, they did not die. They are still sleeping on my hard drive :)
I've had luck with bulkregister.com (they have auto-renew, at least).
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On my current project we have "Treat Warnings As Errors" set to true, so any warnings will cause the build to break. You can explicitly allow a specific warning with a pragma statement, if you can justify it.

It's made for a much cleaner codebase - and it means that we instantly know if we're about to do something iffy, rather than having them buried under a ton of other warnings.
Until Vivendi releases their new AAA title which is similar to the Indie game. Then they will have the indie game developer site removed/blocked in order to ensure that people only buy their AAA title.

Remember: you don't need courts, nor even proof to have an inconvenient site removed under SOPA.

As a person living in Switzerland which recently came out in strong opposition of any Internet blocking, I don't care that much about SOPA - the only thing it will do is give Europe and other countries a huge competitive advantage because sites with user generated content will have to move here.

I'm still holding my breath for you guys though and hope that this idiotic law doesn't pass.
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Yes, I could. I just overestimated the load a lot. That is why I went that "static" route.
This post is from November. And borders on disingenuous given its call to action, due to the fact that BSA members very quickly made clear their objections to SOPA to the BSA.

Also, I would note that there's quite a difference from being a BSA member and the BSA making a boneheaded decision, vs GoDaddy directly supporting SOPA.
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I hate to get all political on HN, but I saw this week that Bernie Sanders (a socialist, even) introduced an amendment that would explicitly state that constitutional rights apply only to citizens, not corporations, and also prohibit corporations from making political contributions.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9qZZVqSQ

Petition page with the complete amendment: http://sanders.senate.gov/savingdemocracy

It sounds like it's too loosely written as it stands (see the WSJ article for a fearful analysis), but it's an interesting concept.
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Thanks for the feedback.
Ruby has a static analysis tool called LASER:

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Why would anybody live on Antarctica and thaw ice when we have freshwater lakes in other parts of the world?

I believe the premise of his statement was "if we have to, we could do it". As a Canadian, I support this statement.
It means that in order to support SOPA, you should make a promise to cancel your Comcast. Because you have a Comcast.

It was almost certainly intended to mean something different.
Static code analysis is extremely difficult. You have to have a notion of what an "error" is, and the complexity of interaction between different pieces of a codebase grows exponentially, making feasible analysis of big projects very difficult without throwing in heuristics to simplify the analysis at a cost of loss of precision.
The rate is even higher in Contra Costa County, where Oakland is.

So Oakland is in Contra Costa County now? I expected better better from SFGate. It's Alameda County, fwiw.

And speaking of Oakland -- what about those Occupy riots in Oakland anyway? Those were a mere 45 minutes from Google's Mountain View campus.

Even on the freeway with no traffic, it takes at least 90min to do Oakland–Silicon Valley.

This article is a prime example of really bad reporting.
It's not beyond the realm of possibility. We usually have one of our clients impacted by this at least a couple of times a year, although those are all in shared hosting environments IIRC.

However, some RBLs are extra aggressive, and some ISPs use things like Barracuda spam firewalls which love to take advantage of the most aggressive RBLs. If you host with a network that's got a reputation for hosting spammers, you could find that your dedicated IP is included in a /24 on one of the RBLs.

Or, if your IP resolves to a hostname associated with the VPS provider, that might get you flagged for spam.

It's impossible to say for sure without knowing exactly which provider you're looking at.

I've been hosting a mail server on Linode for a couple of years now with not a single instance of ending up on an RBL. A handful of my clients are hosting with me now as well, including one who sends out a monthly newsletter to around 500 subscribers (customers who have given him their email address specifically to receive the newsletter). Linode's got a pretty good reputation and when one of their other nodes attempted some ssh abuse against one of mine, they responded quickly.

So don't host with sleazeballs and you should be fine.
yes but i say good luck with that because how big of a dent to the Comcasts of the world is this community?

For Godaddy this community is their market and thus we can force action by canceling our service. The market for Hollywood and the RIAA's products cover all walks of life.

You'd have to get your neighbor, aunt, 3rd cousin, etc to stop patronizing Hollywood and the ilk to hurt their bottom line. Your neighbor and grandma have never heard of SOPA nor do they care they just want to watch wheel of fortune or their favorite show.

Many in this community have canceled cable tv services, but again has your grandmother, father, 3rd cousin or neighbor done so too?
OODBs negate the need for ORM. You can program in your OO language, and have your data stored 'natively'. This can be a huge advantage (removal of a bottleneck in translating between data storage paradigms), but one also loses data portability (the OODB tends to be uniquely tied to the language it's developed in).

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I voted the comment up not because I agree with the view, but because I think it's an interesting blurry-mirror into society at large (not necessarily the "1%"). Similar to Tim Minchin's "Fuck the Poor" song. ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcdtVD8X1-A ) People might claim to care about mentally ill homeless addicts and strongly disagree with the comment, but their behavior suggests otherwise. How much effort do people spend lobbying the government for a structural change that could help the mentally ill homeless addicts? How much money do people donate to them? How many of their actions directly benefit mentally ill homeless addicts? People care about the poor a lot less than they profess; I don't think that means they should necessarily stop professing (though it is worth an examination to see if what they are professing is the best thing to be professing), but instead to work a bit harder on making their professed beliefs better match their behaviors by changing their behaviors.
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yeah basically the thing is "what if uve got no other choice?"
you can't cancel your internet, so you stay with comcast :(
heck many would leave it for other reasons than sopa, but can't.
I have no idea why you think this is a good idea.

Go look at the ACR specs for the chipset in your AP, and then realize that they're talking about the 'spacing'(for example) between ch 1 (centered at 2412MHz), 6 (2437MHz) & 11 (2462MHz) in the 2.4GHz band. Note that the center frequencies are 25MHz apart. In DSSS (1 or 2Mbps) or CCK (5.5 or 11Mbps) your radio has a signal bandwidth (or frequency occupation) of 22 MHz. Using OFDM modulation, the signal bandwidth is 20MHz.

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At 11 MHz from the center of the channel, the energy must be 30 dB lower than the maximum signal level, and at 22 MHz away, the energy must be 50 dB below the maximum level. As you move farther from the center of the channel, the energy continues to decrease but is still present, providing some interference on several more channels.

Ch12 is centered at 2467MHz. 11MHz up is 2478MHz. The US ISM band ends at 2485Mhz. In theory you don't need to be a HAM running under part 97 to transmit here, BUT remember that you're probably transmitting at 100mW (20dBm), so your radio's design is probably transmitting 50dBm into the edge of the band.

MOREOVER, the HAM band in-question is 2390-2450 MHz, so you're operating illegally when you're transmitting WiFi on ch12 (centered at 2467MHz!)
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I think it depends on your local area. I live in an area with really old telecom infrastructure, we have problems like that all the time. Rather than being in the MPOE, trouble is usually on the poles or in the air -- the bigger lines with bad insulation filling with water or other major equipment losing its battle with the weather.

Areas with newer infrastructure don't seem to have as much of a problem with this.
I live in the bay and I can't buy anything else. I'm not just going to give up having internet service at home.
PDF with the official list of SOPA supporters was removed?
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Wow. I'd assumed that's bought rights, as was done with "Droid" from Lucas. Who in the hell thought this would go unlitigated?
It never had focus. Poor people whining about how life isn't fair.
I strongly suspected godaddy would flip flop on supporting SOPA(which is why I didn't transfer the 6 domains I have with them) but this is totally unacceptable. Once my domains expire, I'll be taking them off godaddy and never going back.
Love that the discussion here went to HAM radio, but kinda disappointed that nobody has pointed out that the video is CB (cheese band), not HAM radio.
Shhhhh. That's probably a good thing not to say loudly, or people will try to use it. (I didn't know about it, so it obviously has not hurt me.)
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GoDaddy didn't just support this. It has been actively reported that in the current form Sopa would exempt GoDaddy. So GoDaddy realized that the legislation could potentially hurt their business, but decided to support it while it was only used against some competitors.
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Best to hold off on boycotts as it's coming out that the committee and other groups have been claiming support they don't have.
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> They are more expensive, but not that much per domain

With no coupons, .com extension, including ICANN fees:

Gandi: $17.94/year

GoDaddy: $11.62/year

Namecheap: $10.16/year

So Gandi's premium is almost the whole retail price of a domain elsewhere. They're charging more than double what they pay Verisign per domain. It might be worth it, but it is a big difference.
Yea the giant monopolies like Comcast are the true blood sucking squids on the face of America, GoDaddy is just a pesky tick on your taint. But will a SOPA crippled internet be usable to you? For some of us SOPA could spell the end of our businesses.
> GoDaddy may be wrong on this issue but they're free to take whatever stand they want ...

Just as free as the people who think they should lose business for it, in shifting to a more social responsible company.

They are trying to enact broken and biased laws. Why shouldn't they go out of business?

No, they aren't the issue, but it's not like it takes energy or money away from fighting SOPA. And it adds ammunition to the anti-SOPA camp by establishing the instantaneous and painful consequences of speaking out against the 99%.
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I'm curious to know if this is because Haskell doesnt support nulls or is there something else that makes it better at catching type errors.
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There is a misunderstanding. Someone connecting to a "open" MySQL server will only be able to run those type of queries (select,update or delete) that he is explicitly permitted to run and only on those database and tables where the admin has granted him access.

Not too different from a web service.

Also no amount of encryption will secure the system because it's not about man in the middle attack. It's about decompiling the binary. The attacker has full access to all your encryption functions, routines and everything you put there. See it as like he has all your client side source code.

The only benefit I see in using a web service is restricting one user from accessing other users data in the same table. It's about only 20% improvement in security as I see it. And that's only because MySQL doesn't support row level authorization.

Other issues that are not any more secure through a web service:

1. Crash the MySQL server by running rouge queries. On the other side an attacker can DOS a web service too.

2. One can run Insert/Update/Delete queries on MySQL. Well web services has to run insert/update/delete queries too based on user input --- where the attacker modifies the source code that generates the input.

3. One can validate input using web service. One can validate input using MySQL trigger/SP too.

Just trying to show that I don't see much improvement in security using a web service when the attacker is controlling your client side source code. Basically MySQL is also a service that you can control, but it doesn't run on port 80.
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Well they say when all you have is a hammer... Actually, a web service doesn't seem like a bad idea to me--it's easy to implement and would allow finer grained permissions than direct database access. It's also easy to move to SSL. What would you do instead?
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The time it takes to write test cases that catch all the same issues that static analysis would. I believe that testing lends itself to finding different kinds of defects and it would be very unproductive to write tests that cover all the same issues that static analysis can find (in statically typed code)

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