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HTTP URIs never officially supported this syntax anyway:
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec3.html#sec3.2...

The userinfo component is supported according to the URI generic syntax, which FTP URIs follow, but HTTP URIs don't.
See the sadly still not obsolete RFC1738:
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1738#section-3.1
As an aside, everyone has blidnspots and continuing to downvote howardr does nothing but make you feel better about yourself. This bloke's total karma is down to '2' and I'm betting it's much higher than that minus this post.
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How can it be fair to have up to a $150,000 penalty at stake when going to trial, yet allow a $750 penalty to suffice if not going to trial?

I'd pay $750 even if I was fully innocent, just because the massive risk of losing and lawyers fees just can't be worth it. That seems unbalanced.
RFC 2818 says the following:

Conceptually, HTTP/TLS is very simple. Simply use HTTP over TLS
precisely as you would use HTTP over TCP.

TLS is meant to be transparent to the higher level protocol - in other words, independent of HTTP. The headers should be encrypted also.

For a long time, I also believed that the URL would not be encrypted (e.g. GET /example/url.htm), but as it's running as a transparent connection then this is also encrypted. I had to check this to see if GET requests with session IDs would be vulnerable over the wire - I was quite relieved when I realised my assumptions were wrong! Also meant I had to read a few specs :-)
Nobody is saying they shouldn't have access to it. They're saying that touting Space X as an example of why government is bad and private industry is great is misleading.

What Space X is a good example of is the very effective model we have here in the US of doing innovation. Government funds fundamental R&D, then private industry commercializes it. It's a healthy synergy that you see throughout the sector.
There are some freebies over at http://impressto.com/mains as well.
I think there's a new paradigm in the making, many people are talking about it... but it's young.

The internet of stuff is next!

A lot of the building blocks are in place, personally I think Arduino is a really big component that is driving the revolution and Kickstarter is providing a surprisingly good platform for funding it. However there's still a few missing components. One of the goals of LTE is to power this new network, but existing carrier business models don't seem appropriate. As a consumer I'm really not interested in paying $20 (or more!) a month for each my fridge, and toaster, and television, and door to be connected. Light Squared was a promising push in the right direction, which unfortunately failed.

Along the same lines of networking though, I think there's a lot of really good opportunities for low end hardware. Qualcomm dominates the market in LTE chipsets, but good luck getting access to the developer stuff as an indie user. API's tying all these components together will be essential.
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$480M in RnD to get this bird off the ground. Zuck could have bought in over the weekend and then negotiated with Systrom.
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I get it if Chrome developers want to stop spoofing of malicious urls like http://veryfamouswebsite.com:pwd@malicioussite.com.
However, I prefer the Firefox way: FF prompts you if you want to login with the username specified in the url.
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This is an informal discussion group; it's fine to complain about punctuation marks on the BBC even while making errors in your own posts.

And, of course, 9/10 people who read that sentence (yes, a single sentence) knew exactly how the OP was intending it to sound in their head.

I guess what I'm saying is, you can be pedantic around here, but not to the level where it looks like intentional misinterpretation.
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I've created this site - http://dokeeno.com/ in my weekend hackathon.

You can create beautiful good looking documents with it. And share with Social Media.
You can include

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I wan't to know where there is a use for this or no?
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You just crashed my lexical parser :-) Jk...

However, apologies I can see that I misread you. Sorry about that.
All the companies I know, from local dev shops to funded startups to public behemoths, are hurting for good hackers. Even though there may be too many companies not doing things worthy of hackers, why aren't worthy hackers gravitating towards those companies that are worthy?

I agree though, we need more of these companies. I think of all the things that we could be doing, and I remember how I used to want to change the world before running a business got in the way. Sometimes you need an opportunity that puts you in a position to do something that truly fulfils your dreams, as Elon Musk did with PayPal.

Can only hope some of us are observant enough to have our preparation meet with opportunity.
Just so. NASA's truly great impact has been with the Hubble, Cassini, Voyager probes, Mars Exploration Rovers, etc. There's certainly no commercial interest in the foreseeable future for doing missions like that, and I certainly think its important that those kind of projects (and the primary R&D behind them) to continue (and proliferate!). That should be NASA's job.

Where NASA went wrong, however, was in trying to build its identity around the frankly rather prosaic business of trucking stuff to and around space. That's what the private sector really ought to be doing, with NASA as its most mind-blowing customer. I'm very excited to see things heading in that direction.
This technique is widely abused by phishers. Most browsers detect such phishing attacks and warn the user for it (see example in Safari 5).

Firefox might do a better job on this subject: it performs a HEAD request first, to see if the website actually requires authentication. If not, the user receives a warning to make the user aware of a potential phishing attack they might have been trapped into.
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The expectation is that it would not be mandatory (incidentally: it is not for PayPal Express Checkout either: you can pay with a credit card without having to log in to an account).
It would happen if there was enough demand for it, just like the first power plant, the first radio, the first car, the first steam engine, etc.

None of these items were developed in a vacuum; it's almost impossible to separate private and public contributions once you start talking about education and the public safety/infrastructure that created the right environment, but I don't think it's fair to imply SpaceX would never have happened without NASA or other public research. History, at least, has presented some counterexamples.
Is TechCrunch just about provoking headlines?
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It wouldn't be indefinitely. And the rush of making something that was being appreciated worldwide combined with the knowledge that this is your one shot, might just get me up at night. It becomes a story you can tell your grandkids.
OK that seems like the sort of situation you'd want some sort of privacy controls in but this bug is about it getting ignored when you type it into the URL bar yourself right?
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Well I don't know if he's publicly "out", but that's been taken away from him.

Also, it has nothing to do with orientation, because everyone/anyone would be embarrassed. I'm sure you have family members, co-workers, friends, etc. who you keep things from.
And a societal norm of women taking their husbands name is neither hegemony nor misogyny, it's just what it is.

Not everything is a kind of domination. Especially if it doesn't involve people doing stuff they don't want.
Nobody is spitting on the ground-breaking research that NASA has done, and Elon Musk takes every opportunity he gets to thank NASA for doing that research and making their results available to him.

For the Shuttle, however, that research occurred in the early 1970s. The $200B that has since been spent flying the shuttle did not constitute ground-breaking research in any respect. It's simply operating a tragically expensive space truck. I'm thrilled to see the back of it, and hope that this will allow NASA to return to its primary mission of doing ground-breaking research, while buying its space truck services far more cheaply on the open market.
+1!

That's really important. Also if you e.g. receive a notification per email about something and go on this page by clicking the link it should remove the unread notification for this particular thing.
Middle class cashiers and clerks used to exist until reading and writing became ubiquitous, and computers took much of the effort out of keeping track of numbers and data processing.
Governments will not be able to stop a brilliant engineer from developing an unstoppable drone army. There will come a point where technology will allow such massive leverage to the talent that wields it that nations will literally be at the mercy of people like Elon Musk, should such people choose to exercise this power.

Fortunately, with such massive intelligence comes the ability to look at the universe rationally. For example, people like Peter Thiel, Peter Diamandis and Elon Musk realize that at this point in time, aging and untimely death is our greatest enemy. The PayPal mafia and many other tech millionaires have thus committed to battling the scourge of aging, and invest heavily in rejuvenation technologies, instead of drones which fire undetectable ICBMS via rail guns.

These "dictators" are benevolent due to their intelligence, not in spite of it. And as technology progresses, the traditional "alpha males" of the past (i.e. Qaddafi, Jong Il) will be at their mercy. And this will be good for all of us, as the aforementioned men are devoted only to pursuits which benefits themselves at the expense of others. Their Dark Triad traits will not survive open war with the sheer genius of the technocratic elite.
What J2ME app are you using? I ended up porting (really just copying one Java class) part of Google Authenticator to J2ME. It works, but isn't great. What're you using?
Aren't all patents ideas? Surely the difference between a patent or not can't be whether the ideas is a physical object or not.

If all patents were abolished tomorrow I wouldn't mind, but as so long as they aren't it seems silly that some things that really demand a high degree of creativity and innovation isn't protected. That kinda seems to be the point of patents, not like coming up with the idea of buying something with 1-click
On the other hand, two orders of magnitude lower development costs for the dragon than for the space shuttle is phenomenal. Do you think NASA could do the same? I don't.

Libertarians certainly have something to crow about! It's amazing how much more can be accomplished by a private, selfish actor compared to a selfless government agency with the same resources.
What's wrong with a browser allowing an auth URL to be typed directly into the address bar or clicked from a Bookmark, but disallow it in any other form?
While NASA's greatest impact from a scientific standpoint has been through those programs, its greatest impact from a "get people excited about space so that they'll fund NASA" standpoint has come from the shuttle program, which is why NASA has spent so much money and resources on it over the years.

Edit: I referred to the shuttle program because it is the means through which we've gotten humans into space for awhile and I was contrasting it with the other list of programs.
Not quite, it ran on DOS and was coded in an assembly-like language. Chances are it actually was robocom.
Old thread.
Ha, I see what you did there. You get a vote, best of luck.
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Thank you for adjusting the price!.. You're forcing me to put my money where my mouth is :)
They just have to say if pressed that there was no threat or other consideration, and that they agreed to let the other party use their patent offensively. Then collect their totally unrelated consulting fee.
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Wait, I thought Python WAS a style guide.
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What happens to the cards on the Inbox board during the Inbox review meeting? I assume some are moved onto the planning board, others onto the bugs board.

But what about a feature request from a customer that you don't plan on implementing in the next 3 quarters? Do you just delete those cards, or move them to some other backlog.
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RFC 2616 also says "For definitive information on URL syntax and semantics, see "Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI): Generic Syntax and Semantics," RFC 2396" and it is frequently documented on the interwebs that HTTP uses the generic URI syntax.

I'm not trying to suggest that the intent of the RFC was to allow <authority> where it says <host> in 3.2.2 but I can see how this wording might be confusing, especially when taken with historically observed UA behaviour.
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I'm providing a reason for the change, not a reason for Chrome's particular choice. Not trying to debate the bug itself, just providing a reason that it was addressed.
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I believe that the most successful politicians, as well as those who are successful at the petty politics of the office or in social settings, are able to bifurcate their minds, and operate along two entirely independent tracks. Track one is filled with sincere ideals, and assumes that other people are telling the truth most of the time, and have good intentions. Politicians use that track to talk to people about their problems, "feel their pain" and so on. This track allows them to gain support and become popular enough to win elections (or gain popularity in whatever circumstance).

Track two is strictly Machiavellian game theory to the max. Everyone is a two-faced, scheming bastard (including the politician thinking this way). Ends always justify means. Most situations are zero-sum games, with a winner and a loser. If you have more knowledge than the other guy, you will be the winner, and they are the loser. This is how the world works, and all blatherings to the contrary are just the attempts of other cynical bastards to try to make you the sucker. This is the track they use when they want to get something done (other than gain popularity).

Political types can switch between these two tracks seamlessly, in an instant. They can almost think along them both simultaneously. They feel no hypocrisy thinking both ways -- to them it's apples and oranges. You use the right tool for the job at hand -- what's the problem with that? It's purely rational.

Unfortunately for most of us (or fortunately, you decide), this two-track thinking is unnatural at best, or just flat out impossible to achieve. But to those few who seem to have the gift, it's just second nature.
Negatively named bools bother me. e.g.:

while notDone: { if condition() notDone = false; };
Interesting they make no reference to PEP 8.
Only 4 million people though - not exactly an internet commerce hotspot.
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Completely agree about the frustration you can have working on this algorithm. I can't count the number of seemingly very good ideas we had that just hurt his performance.

The worst were ideas that made it better against his former self but worse against human players (it happened !)
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Yeah, especially since this old one does. http://code.google.com/p/soc/wiki/PythonStyleGuide#Naming
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Kind of odd that the project was intended to be used by kids but he was surprised that kids were buying on day one. Benefit of hindsight maybe. The FCC approval thing is a bit of a slip up, especially for a company director of a large semiconductor designer.
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Ah, that's the "no Buck Rogers, no bucks" school of thought -- which, actually, I agree with. There are several reasons why humans in space are a good and necessary thing, but as you say, people just need to relate back to the human experience in order to get excited enough to fund the thing.

The error you/NASA made is in believing that this excitement came from the shuttle program itself. No, it came from having humans in space, and the shuttle just happened to be the only way for Americans to do that. This doesn't mean that the excitement ever came from the shuttle.

Commercial vehicles such as the CST-100, Dragon, Dream Chaser, etc., will also all take people to space -- not only the same sort of astronauts who flew on the shuttle, but a far greater diversity of private astronauts as well. I'm certain that this will only get people more excited about space.
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Such pessimism has nothing to do with fundamental limitations.

Once humanity has had perhaps centuries of experience with orbital habitats then the idea of a large "generational" starship won't seem so unlikely. With functional fusion power and highly efficient recycling systems the ability to have an interstellar city ship which spends hundreds or thousands of years isolated from the rest of civilization may not seem so unlikely.

Also consider that interstellar space holds far more destinations than we have currently cataloged. Begin with a colony near a comet out in the deepths of the Oort cloud. Then make a hop to another comet, free roaming planet, brown dwarf, or red dwarf that is very likely to be within a single light year distant. At each destination repair, refuel, resupply and move on.

In a time span of only a fraction of the age of human civilization significant populations of humans will spread out from our Solar System and diffuse through interstellar space.
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They're not dying or anything...
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