- Benjamin Franklin
Cue the "Prost" engine popping up on GH in a week.
Ah, I read that as "Iran didn't have an isolated system", in that they for some reason had a lapse of judgement. Like a "See, the government even makes massive, obvious mistakes" type of comment.
Stuxnet happened via thumbdrive. The air gap was already there. (and failed)
> Can you point me to an institution that's managed to consistently pull that one off? Sure, hoards of shops founded and run by developers with PM's who have actually done the grunt (coding) work in the past. I've…
I don't think they're quite competing with directly with Walmart, but only due to the targeted demographic. Walmart targets everyone, which usually results in more of a sway towards the lowest common denominator.…
Best practices are to not use pull unless you certainly know you should. Things should be fetched then merged with two separate commands.
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE Location: Northeast Ohio. PHP Full Stack developer. I really don't want to write a full resume out here. I'll do/ learn anything. Currently working (salary, full benefits) for a large state…
It's the steam model. "Why not buy this game if it's only $5?" 20 minutes, 10 purchases, and $50 later with another set of titles to stale in the library.
You might like some of the Heroes of Might and Magic games. The last one I played was III, so it's been over 10 years, but they were always fun.
I think my PM's have this printed out on a cheat sheet they bring to each meeting. It embarrasses me when we have techs from other companies doing training or demos and management starts spouting this bullshit.
> I even know people who deliberately did "out and back" jumps to leap-frog over others at the same original company. This is commonly known as a valid strategy at the place I work. It's very difficult to come in giving…
> Doesn't this method of including dynamic data in the index.html page prevent it being served from a CDN? if your cdn is serving static html pages then yeah probably. If it's just serving assets like…
Please don't mess with my ability to scroll through content. Additionally, having content in between the nav breaks is infuriating, and my scroll bar is gone.
Yep that happened to me as well after spinning on the page for 30+seconds.
Here's the LKML listing, because that little asp classic site seems to be having some slowness, and they didn't really include much more than a small summary, which is about as big as the whole lkml article anyway.…
Agree, it's like life is a constant game of "maintain the status quo", and we measure innovation by how pissed people get that had already invested in said status quo. I just called Time Warner yesterday to complain…
I make clear ice cubes two ways. 1. Boil water twice beforehand 2. Strap a vibrating "toy" to the tray and put it on a solid flat surface in the freezer. Neither of these solutions ended up costing me more than $20 to…
> reinvented the higher-end headphone market. Rebranded mid-range electronics with pop star endorsements and hype. Do people really consider Beats to be high end?
Is it just the ability to discover new music that has people in love with BS? I find that Google Play does a fantastic job on my phone, and for any sort of real use I fall back to my Sansa MP3 player. I personally…
Isn't OpenShift technically still AWS?
Not even feigned. I would have expected a site like 4chan, the source of all sorts of script kiddie idiocy, would know better by this time than to stick a password, even hashed, in a cookie. But sometimes you piss off…
> Boneheaded cookie auth—we simply stored the bcrypted password from the database in a cookie, which was all that was required to pass PHP auth. Wh... Why... Who... How was that ever OK?
Varnish fixes everything. Drupal's big two issues are bootstrapping drupal, because all those module hooks stack up quick, and the sometimes large amount of queries run to generate a page. Drupal 8 has gotten better…
Doesn't that seem a little insane when you can just use an ssh tunnel via any of the desktop apps? I can maybe understand this in the context of a phone or tablet, but the thought of doing any DBA on a mobile device is…
I kind of worry about the same issues regarding phpmyadmin, which is a problem with running any web frontend for a backend as a web app. Wouldn't a solution like pgadmin3 or mysql workbench be a more secure program…
Cue the "Prost" engine popping up on GH in a week.
Ah, I read that as "Iran didn't have an isolated system", in that they for some reason had a lapse of judgement. Like a "See, the government even makes massive, obvious mistakes" type of comment.
Stuxnet happened via thumbdrive. The air gap was already there. (and failed)
> Can you point me to an institution that's managed to consistently pull that one off? Sure, hoards of shops founded and run by developers with PM's who have actually done the grunt (coding) work in the past. I've…
I don't think they're quite competing with directly with Walmart, but only due to the targeted demographic. Walmart targets everyone, which usually results in more of a sway towards the lowest common denominator.…
Best practices are to not use pull unless you certainly know you should. Things should be fetched then merged with two separate commands.
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE Location: Northeast Ohio. PHP Full Stack developer. I really don't want to write a full resume out here. I'll do/ learn anything. Currently working (salary, full benefits) for a large state…
It's the steam model. "Why not buy this game if it's only $5?" 20 minutes, 10 purchases, and $50 later with another set of titles to stale in the library.
You might like some of the Heroes of Might and Magic games. The last one I played was III, so it's been over 10 years, but they were always fun.
I think my PM's have this printed out on a cheat sheet they bring to each meeting. It embarrasses me when we have techs from other companies doing training or demos and management starts spouting this bullshit.
> I even know people who deliberately did "out and back" jumps to leap-frog over others at the same original company. This is commonly known as a valid strategy at the place I work. It's very difficult to come in giving…
> Doesn't this method of including dynamic data in the index.html page prevent it being served from a CDN? if your cdn is serving static html pages then yeah probably. If it's just serving assets like…
Please don't mess with my ability to scroll through content. Additionally, having content in between the nav breaks is infuriating, and my scroll bar is gone.
Yep that happened to me as well after spinning on the page for 30+seconds.
Here's the LKML listing, because that little asp classic site seems to be having some slowness, and they didn't really include much more than a small summary, which is about as big as the whole lkml article anyway.…
Agree, it's like life is a constant game of "maintain the status quo", and we measure innovation by how pissed people get that had already invested in said status quo. I just called Time Warner yesterday to complain…
I make clear ice cubes two ways. 1. Boil water twice beforehand 2. Strap a vibrating "toy" to the tray and put it on a solid flat surface in the freezer. Neither of these solutions ended up costing me more than $20 to…
> reinvented the higher-end headphone market. Rebranded mid-range electronics with pop star endorsements and hype. Do people really consider Beats to be high end?
Is it just the ability to discover new music that has people in love with BS? I find that Google Play does a fantastic job on my phone, and for any sort of real use I fall back to my Sansa MP3 player. I personally…
Isn't OpenShift technically still AWS?
Not even feigned. I would have expected a site like 4chan, the source of all sorts of script kiddie idiocy, would know better by this time than to stick a password, even hashed, in a cookie. But sometimes you piss off…
> Boneheaded cookie auth—we simply stored the bcrypted password from the database in a cookie, which was all that was required to pass PHP auth. Wh... Why... Who... How was that ever OK?
Varnish fixes everything. Drupal's big two issues are bootstrapping drupal, because all those module hooks stack up quick, and the sometimes large amount of queries run to generate a page. Drupal 8 has gotten better…
Doesn't that seem a little insane when you can just use an ssh tunnel via any of the desktop apps? I can maybe understand this in the context of a phone or tablet, but the thought of doing any DBA on a mobile device is…
I kind of worry about the same issues regarding phpmyadmin, which is a problem with running any web frontend for a backend as a web app. Wouldn't a solution like pgadmin3 or mysql workbench be a more secure program…