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That's how the DMCA works. Remember the guy who gave a talk about Adobe's PDF creator which purported to produce "secure" documents (required a password) but the feature was easily bypassed.

Adobe had him arrested the day after he gave his talk.

Link to a Wired article here: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wired.com/2001/07/russian-a...

EDIT: I have a terrible memory-- thanks to the folks who replied to my comment with corrections.

One cannot stop a determined thief.

One technique that bothers me quite a bit is constant random changes in class names or DOM structure, which can make it more difficult. Not impossible but more difficult.

1. Shows password on CLI

2. Segfaults for me

I'll be using mysqldump for now...but doing a flush+lock+copy the innodbdata file(s) seems like it would be much, much faster.

AMAZING idea.

Please allow me to G+ connect or facebook connect, b/c I don't want to have yet another password to remember, and I'd like to (maybe?) share some activity on Cinc with my FB peeps.

Just a thought.

Obama speaks more clearly, more calmly and more fluid than Trump, who speaks with more stuttering, filler words and with more intense facial expressions.

This would never work on someone who stumbles through their speeches like Trump.

Why are you migrating it at all?

Using something unchangeable (such as one's retina) to derive a key for encryption sounds like a great idea, until the key must change.

You can't change your retina so easily.

PR submitted.

https://github.com/facebook/react/pull/10194

Zoom, bang! Straight to the endgame!

> Free migration is the most effective way to reduce world poverty.

Temporarily, yes, and it often comes with the burden of providing for the migrant for the rest of their life.

the most effective way to end poverty long-term is to create conditions in which populations of impoverished nations fix their own problems on their own soil "over there".

Interesting-- that will definitely be something we deal with for some time.

An article from you and your team about what to do/not to do during the migration and on the road ahead could be good PR and mutually beneficial to all parties involved.

Hope you publish something when you can!

This makes Go much more accessible to coders who prefer this style of development.

Can't wait to give it a shot!

Nice - did you make any changes to your workflow, project organization or build tooling?

Even looks great on Mac OS + Chrome!

I hope this opens some doors...

Wow...I was simply asking "why" is this here?

Is it the change in the English language over time?

The types of things that were on the list, compared to what's considered normal today?

Is it the fact that it just shows the month + year, vs YYYY-MM-DD-HH-mm-SS.XXTZ like we must have now?

Is it the idea of what appeared to be a letter that might have been posted via mail to some other place in advance of the courier which would retrieve the goods requested?

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My point is that there are a number of reasons why this could have been posted here on HN, but no indication of any of those was given.

So I was wondering.

Sheesh.

Pretty cool, but why is this being submitted here? (Not that it shouldn't be - just curious why.)

Wait wait wait wait.

You mean we don't naturally end up with 1% of the people having 99% of the dollars??

Gonna get around to it any time now.

This is the kind of software one expects from a team who has never seen how it's supposed to work in real life.

They need to install backdoors first, duh.

iOs/ chrome shows the correct referrer in both cases.

ORGANIC garbage.

Will return later!

FFS can we stop with the ridiculous selfies, stickers and MP3-sorting tools?

Who throws money away on these things??

Interesting point.

    app/services/signup
    app/services/signin
    app/services/newsletter_subscribe
    app/services/create_report
    ...etc

In larger Rails projects I've been on, we often start with a monolith but then break it into different services to scale out.

Starting with different services at the beginning may cause some other problems: what if the boundaries between services was wrong?

Ah well then!

Does not work on chrome on iPhone

Udemy is good. Tutorials are good.

Make sure you've got something on your github.

If you find a bug, a typo, a missing test, submit a patch if you can.

If you have an idea, open an issue for the project.

Just getting involved on a small thing here and there opens doors you may not even be aware of.

Take this time to contribute what you can.

Best way to get a raise is to get a new job.