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The $('.pure-g h3.l-hashtags')-Headline is driving me insane.

I guess this is not satire, since this tool suggests some tags. (I guess the hashtagging of every word is just a little side-joke.)

Won't happen.

"Q.md5 - to one-way-encode passwords etc. in insecure websites before sending to the server"

This is a very bad advice which leads to a false sense of security:

1. A fast hash function is not desired for hashing passwords. (Bruteforce)

2. There are TBs of rainbowtables for unsalted md5.

3. If you use a salt, you would have to expose it clientsided.

"One of the great things about InCall Recorder is that it automatically upload the recorded MP3s up to DropBox - so your calls are instantly available to you and anyone else with whom you choose to share the folder." - And the NSA.

Slightly OT: Can someone explain to me, why in every physics simulation demo everything seems to be moving in slowmotion? (This demo is not an exception.)

Just wondering...

1 & 2 == "12" - Now THAT I call unexpected behavior. :-/

Interesting language though.

"Why is a dude wearing a shirt on the front page?"

Not sure if...

"Most powerful guy on the planet? I hadn't heard of him until now."

OK. Troll.

admin:admin doesn't work.

With PRISM "virtual private" just got a whole new dimension.

But why is that a bad thing? Just count your page impressions to see if you blogcontent is popular.

What websites your visitors consume is IMHO not your business.

How about: "gitt" vs. "jit"

return 30 if referer == 'https://news.ycombinator.com/

Is it close?

Collateral damage of Shitstorm-Net-"feminists"-Hysteria.

This is just sad.

AFAIK this is already done today. (Mostly in Hospitals.) If your doctor gives you a big red pill with some name like 'Ultracure2000 FORTE' it is most likely a placebo.

Since computers are exceptionally good at chess, this might not be the best approach.

Nice idea though.

The demo-button-effect is awesome!

Very... absorbent. You really get... sucked in.

If you're on Linux: Select text and run xclip -o | wc

August 29th, 2011 yawn

Step 1. Attract geeks / nerds / hackers.

Step 2. Get sourcecode

Step 3. Win!

Sad thing: I bet this will be abused in a "Please login or signup to view this content!"-way.

Good thing: Instant bypass using 'developer tools' or firebug...

Works perfectly fine for me.

(Linux Mint 13, Xinerama, Chrome)

sigh And I tought we were through with collections of trivial shell commands.

No.

That's one small step for a man... one giant step for mankind. - RIP Mr. Armstrong

Falcon looks like a crossover between Rails and Zend. Yaf looks a little bit more zendish.

No - there are awful lot of dead links, too.

This is indeed IMHO a central question in this topic, since parallelizing an algorithm is not an easy task.

So I guess you still end up writing your algorithm in OpenCL / Cuda and maybe use the serialization provided by this lib.

Update: (Just read the hpcc_rootbeer.pdf slides.) You write your _parralellized_ implementation of an Algorithm in Java - and it will be executed on the GPU.

This is a really good Idea! I will implement this in my site, where I blocked the right mouse-klick so nobody can steal my images!!11

From what I can see in these pictures, this is a full featured computer with an OS and apps. It has access to the internet and to the internal bus (Oil, Speed and whatnot).

I have a _very_ bad feeling about that.