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Amazing! I would like to change camera perspective though. I lose at least 2-3 height layers just to figure out what the next block looks like.
tl;dr Lennart is an ass.
Same thing on Stack right now. Mods getting too heavy handed and idiotic rules limiting questions.

Maybe it's the eventual end game of all socially curated sites with "open to all" editing?
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While I agree about the vandalism, I really don't like this "don't bother" attitude. If it's broke, then fix it.
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$p,q \vdash p$ — sorry, I was pretty sure it was obvious to anyone, but I guess my handwriting wasn't that good.
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Technically speaking, and in the US, it's copyright infringement and not theft.

Dowling v. United States (1985) says "Since the statutorily defined property rights of a copyright holder have a character distinct from the possessory interest of the owner of simple "goods, wares, [or] merchandise," interference with copyright does not easily equate with theft, conversion, or fraud.
Isn't the software that generated the key derivable from the key itself? Even if it doesn't tag the key explicitly, there's probably a fingerprint in the default allowed algorithms etc.

If it's a fixed vulnerability, the keys would belong to a certain date range etc.

Will be interesting to see what turns up.
Have you noticed Seth Robert's more recent postings about time of day being critical to Vitamin-D effect? It sounds as though you were taking it just before bed - which is the exact opposite of what he now recommends.
The problem with this is it conflates expertise with wanting to play little karma games. They may (sadly) be equivalent on StackOverflow, but in some fields I imagine the experts have better things to do. The wiki would start to reflect experts at the game rather than experts in the topics covered.
http://williamedwardscoder.tumblr.com/post/17652334223/omg-c... was my thought too
Amateur question, but is it possible that the weak numbers are ones that pass some primality test which can give false-positives? Like Miller–Rabin I believe is only a probabilistic test - if it was run with not enough iterations, there would be some specific numbers which need more than N iterations (where N is an arbitrary threshold in some software). Would those number be in the "weak" subset found in the paper?
Pinteresting, if you think about it
Back in '97 I was the CTO of a VC funded startup. Within weeks of our funding closing a company we had been working with for about a year initiated litigation over an IP matter.

Even though it was the company, and not me personally, who was being sued that time was the most stressful time of my life - the sheer injustice of it all left a deep scar on me. However, we had a good law firm and money in the bank - our lawyers more or less told them there was no case to answer and both sides backed down (although we did have to pay our own legal costs).

It was bad enough being involved in litigation with supportive colleagues, money and good lawyers - being in a similar, actually worse, situation as a broke student would be infinitely worse.

[Edit: as to the timing of the litigation, I believe the first rule of litigation is "sue people who have money"].
> He told me that I was technically in my legal right to use Isaac Asimov’s material. However, if I chose to proceed, they would file multiple lawsuits totaling over 2 million dollars against me.

Hmm, if the lawyer admitted he was technically in the right, I wonder if recording that phone call could've gotten any lawsuits thrown out as frivolous.
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You'd think that two Starbucks across the street would cannibalize each other

Speaking of that, would they operate as two competing entities? Or would they help each other out? Ie lend each other supplies, direct overflow customers across the street, refrain from price wars, things like that.
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This is why the word Tabloid is problematic :) because in the UK it means "trashy newspaper", whereas in other places it means the format. Clearly tabloid, in whatever meaning, is a newspaper.

But what you have quoted is a nutshell summary. I can see how one reading of it could be that newspapers are always a reliable source (and as tabloids are a form of newspaper). But I have feeling you've seriously stretched the reading to prove a point.

Reliable sourcing is linked; and if you read that policy it will make it more clear.

FWIW I never like labelling sources, as some editors tend to, in certain categories (newspaper, journal, etc.) because our policy explicitly sets out criteria to apply to sources on an individual basis.

So in that respect, I agree with you that the nutshell is a problem.
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Yes it was, at least indirectly. The cmd key is designed to invoke shortcuts in the GUI layer and not conflict with anything that's a legacy from the text-mode style of interaction. That's why it's a special different key.
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Another one for the list is a project of mine, YourPane: http://www.yourpane.com

To sign up/in, you just enter your email and get a permanent signin token which you can use to log in whenever you like. You can also change this if it gets compromised.

These days, though, I prefer BrowserID.
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But it still strikes me as one of those "think differently" parts of Node
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The Bagcheck example exposes the presence of an account - that can't be best-practise for security I would have thought.
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Here are some of the things that play a part in the forum's performance:

* Optimized and deflated static resources

* Deflated HTML output

* SQLite prepared statements

* Integrated HTTP server (although it's currently in front of an Apache proxy)

* An optimized string builder (https://github.com/CyberShadow/DAppenderResearch)

* RAM cache of frequent DB queries

While there are equivalents available for interpreted/CGI languages (e.g. opcode caches, memcached), there is still a significant performance advantage. With a warm cache, most pages can be written out in under 5ms, and the busiest in under 50.

For some perspective, the time needed to compose the busiest view (threaded or split-view) halved when I moved from naive string concatenation to an optimized appender.
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These are not UbiSlate7+ devices. Most of these have now become dysfunctional.

http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Bangalore/article841152....

"This tablet-like PC, developed by Bangalore-based tech firm EAFT Technologies for this pilot project, will allow you to browse the Internet while on the move by connecting to a Wi-Fi network through central servers remotely controlled by the firm."
140 bytes appears to be the size of the function that does one state update step, but it excludes the code for showing the board, for interactions, for time based updates, or am I not understanding the code correctly?

To me it seems a cool bit of code, but I don't understand in what way it can be considered "tetris in 140 bytes"
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"Those options correspond to however you’ve authenticated with the site in the past. In my case choosing “Twitter” redirects me to Twitter for the standard auth dialog, and picking “Bagcheck” displays a standard password field."
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Looks very similar to Blockout from 1989: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockout

In Blockout, you had a transparent falling block so you could see what was below.
That "naive openness" of Wikipedia that the author describes is a huge part of its success. If a top-down form of editing is sought, there are encyclopedias for that. Wikipedia already has its groups of elites (deletionists come to mind), and we've had plenty of articles posted to HN about them. But I can't see any good reason to call Wikipedia a failure, as the author attempts to do. If Wikipedia were an obscure site, with few articles of interest, then one could entertain the thought of failure.
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You are correct, but to me it seems copyright infringement is a bigger crime than anything else lately. A little exaggeration used, of course.
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I used to clean up and correct small mistakes or vandalism, I don't have an account.

My corrections were usually reverted almost instantaneously and I had to insist to push them, even when just cleaning dirty words by bored teenagers. Does someone even read edits before reverting them ?

Nowadays, I just correct nothing and don't bother.
When you have public profiles, checking for presence of an account is pretty easy anyway.
Eh, the user still has to go check their email to find whatever password has been assigned. That's an annoying step.

With the second example, I think it would be better to show both Facebook and Twitter logins. If the user authenticates with the wrong service, perhaps show a prompt encouraging them to authenticate with their other provider (Facebook or Twitter). Then you have both accounts authenticated and linked.

Still, in the grand scheme, all these signup and login schemes suck. Surely we can develop something better... ideas?
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I'm currently teaching a complete beginner how to program. She's interested in the web, but I was concerned about the breadth of RoR; instead we've gone with Sinatra, which seems to be much easier to swallow. It's much closer to the metal, and has considerably less moving parts than RoR.

It's working out pretty well so far.
As wgx suggests, it does look like the auto complete shows two Sacha user accounts. I presume this is before you get "those options to choose your authentication method".
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A karma system might make the game more fun for griefers. There's nothing in an automated system that prevents a subtle troll from levelling up to mod and hurting wikipedia more efficiently.
You know what I would love? A strong generator for the password field. My browser remembers all my password but I still have to generate a strong one by myself, which is completely unnecessary. I don't even have to see it; in worst case, I will simply request a password reset.
I really would like to understand/get feedback (if the author is reading here as well or someone agrees with the rant)

- what 'services' on a server really depend on NetworkManager

I cannot imagine that a server would actually need it (although, on my _desktop_ I most certainly want it and love it).

From my vps (granted, not LTS. But did they actually _remove_ a dependency here? I highly doubt that):

darklajid@neuland:~$ apt-cache policy network-manager
network-manager:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 0.9.1.90-0ubuntu5.1
Version table:
0.9.1.90-0ubuntu5.1 0
500 http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ oneiric-updates/main amd64 Packages
0.9.1.90-0ubuntu3 0
500 http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ oneiric/main amd64 Packages

darklajid@neuland:~$ cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=11.10
DISTRIB_CODENAME=oneiric
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 11.10"

In fact, the Debian package description (couldn't find something for Ubuntu or RH, but the former is probably using the very same thing) says this: "NetworkManager attempts to keep an active network connection available at all times. It is intended only for the desktop use-case, and is not intended for usage on servers." [1]

- why you'd have a hard time configuring it

If you install it anyway it comes with some tools [2] called nm-tool and nmcli. The latter [3] is, while the man page admits that it isn't meant to replace the applet, described as "The main nmcli's usage is on servers, headless machines or just for power users who prefer the command line."

At this point we have the following: The author of this blog posts writes up some evolutionary history of the linux desktop technologies (arguably unrelated? Is he really missing Corba or Orbit?) and then ends with a giant rant about network-manager (which I should've proved as being unnecessary and which, contrary to what he says, _comes_ with a tool to configure it) while punching dbus every now and then.

The title is link-bait and - well - weird. The article has no real point. I'm confident it took me a lot more time to write this comment and provide the relevant links than the whole 'problem' of setting up a network connection on a more or less recent Linux system can possible take.

If it takes so long - don't blame the tools.

1: http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/network-manager

2: http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/amd64/network-manager/fil...

3: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/oneiric/man1/nmcli.1.htm...
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Right, but by typing a few characters I can establish if a user has an account or not, for a subsequent attack.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3059759 (top comment thread)

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3156841
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Then you have your startup idea and know who your customers might be.
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My carrier had to convince me to leave my 5125 as they were turning off the analog service (it's now used as an alarm clock), and I still use the 1100 sometimes.

However, I finally switched (partways) to Samsung, entirely due to the software (I wanted an Android phone), even though my N86 is better built and has a better camera (and hardware camera button, which I prefer).
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It looks site your main site is still linking to the old forum:

HN -> http://forum.dlang.org/ -> http://dlang.org/overview.html -> http://digitalmars.com/NewsGroup.html
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I use the following simplified signup procedure:

1) User is asked to enter his email address
2) User is immediately logged in, and a generated password is sent to his email adress

The generated password is short and pronounceable, lower case only and avoids annoying characters like l, I, 1 etc. While most security experts would consider this password extremely insecure, it is in practice much more secure than any other password the user would choose because the user can't choose the same password he usually chooses. If my server becomes compromised, there's no risk to his other online accounts.

This approach might not be sufficient for a banking site, but it's probably enough to deter occasional mischief.
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"Does someone even read edits before reverting them ?"

I don't think they do. I'm convinced that they won't even read them through the entire appeals process. In the world of WP, the reversion holds more weight than the actual content that was reverted.
But maybe all these reviews and downloads came after getting featured by Apple. I surely believe that your App will be downloaded a lot more times if you are highlighted by Apple and being highlighted by Apple could mean to people "that the App is definitive worth it and good" and so they probably more likely to give good ratings.

I don't know just my 2 cents.
I believe the concept is to compress the logic into 140 bytes or less, not the whole application, the initialisation code is for "free".

My favourite part of these experiments is watching the gist comments, it's fascinating to see just how many bytes can be crushed from already tiny code, with a bit of help.
Cool. I'll be there :)
I'm using LastPass for this, you can specify how strong your unique generated password should be and it stores it for you.

There are other similar ones like this also.
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This is exactly why SOPA / ACTA et al must be stopped.

If this happened me, in 2012, I would go straight onto kickstarter to get donations for the legal fees and fight these dickheads tooth and nail.
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Question for any lawyers present: If a lawyer threatens to "ruin your life with litigation", etc., can't that be construed as a threat/bribe?

I would think it would be illegal to call a student, who doesn't know any better, and threaten to ruin their life, especially if the threats you're making aren't actually true.

In any case, the obvious next step in the student's situation is to contact a lawyer, and see if there's any merit to the threat. For all he knows, a lawyer would have told him that it's a totally empty threat and he shouldn't worry about it. It is naive to listen to the word of someone who is obviously opposing you.
I know you want to make a statement about piracy not being bad as theft, but you're wrong here.

The Economic Espionage Act makes theft of trade secrets a federal crime. The act defines a trade secret as "all forms and types of financial, business, scientific, technical, economic, or engineering information, including patterns, plans, compilations, program devices, formulas, designs, prototypes, methods, techniques, processes, procedures, programs, or codes, whether tangible or intangible and whether or how stored, compiled, or memorialized physically, electronically, graphically, photographically, or in writing if the owner has taken reasonable measures to keep such information secret, and the information derives independent economic value (actual or potential) from not being generally known to, and not being readily ascertainable through proper means by, the public. The act defines owner as "the person or entity in whom or in which rightful legal or equitable title to, or license in, the trade secret is reposed.

So: regardless of what sophomoric opinions you have about copying music, copying trade secrets really is, in black letter federal law, theft.
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This paper points to OpenSSL with low entropy RNG being the culprit: https://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/nadiah/new-research-there...
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Always amazed when I hear people use services like LastPass. Your password. In someone else's database.

I'm not saying LastPass (or any similar service) is bad. I am however amused at the anger we display when the likes of Path upload our contacts without our knowledge, while we voluntarily give our most sensitive data (passwords, and the locations they're used at) to a third party to manage.
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It's good he has no idea. It proves that there's no special treatment, that the App Store staff use these app themselves out of review time. The alternative is some sort of time/money/review requirement which isn't as purely effort-rewarding as this way.
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