mustapha

Agreed.

I think there are better (more correctly written) guides to network programming, i.e., UNIX Network Programming (old, but the newest volume: The Sockets Networking API - was written in 2003), and TCP/IP Illustrated (also most recently updated with a 2nd edition in 2011) by the late, great W. Richard Stevens - despite his sole work being horribly out of date, with later volumes being worked on by Bill Fenner and Andy Rudoff, I would honestly look no further in lieu of socket programming in C.

The website is so well done. I love the UX.

Touch-ID to unlock would be fun.

Thank you for this, always inspired by your thread.

:)

Always find myself stunned by the capabilities of CSS.

I should upvote the articles I like more often, instead of just clicking on those with interesting headings.

After perfecting the NSA OS with cloud based keychaining for easy access you can now be backdoored, free.

Does anyone know if the password manager / iCloud Keychain / Safari auto-suggest can import passwords from a .pif?

I wonder if the NSA has root on iCloud.

There is really only one way.

Deliberate practice.

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You're lucky.

Endlessly.

This is excellent. I'll add this to the article so everyone can read it all. Thanks for taking the time out to search for and put it up.

You're welcome. :)

I wish I could create awesome things via copy and paste. They almost always seem to come out awfully wrong.

I think I'm more mentally wired to learn things incrementally, than to act as a a prism as Jennifer has done, so gloriously in 180 days.

Thank you for sharing this, I think HN has needed something like this.

Inspiring. Thank you.

You're so far off :)

Not all that surprising, whatsoever.

That's fair.