ryanlm

I'm assuming that the relevant code, is simply an if statement checking for the existence of the url parameters, not even checking if the security questions are correct.

    if(isset($_GET['securityQuesiton0')) {
        // success, 
    }

This is negligence on the developers part and I think they should be disciplined.

Who are these people init'ing the attacks? They seem like talented folks.

Yesterday I had to store integers as keys in a map. It's good to learn today that they are implicitly converted to strings. Yes I could have used an array, but that would of required me to know the max index I would suppose. Maybe in JavaScript I insert into the array at any index, but that doesn't seem usual to me, coming from a C background I'd allocate the max index + 1.

Doesn't that popular software that tracks you tell you to install by piping the output of curl. I think it's call Brew Ware.

Interesting use of the JNI. Why did you need to use JNI?

How exactly did you set up this fail over scheme? You run your own instance of bind. And I'm amusing your listing your domains NS records as your own, and another parties (e.g. cloudflare, etc)?

Great comment. And I want to point out that no matter how privileged you are in America, Government pretty much has the final say.

that's not the right number.

Absolutely no problem, buddy. I'm glad to be able to look out for suspicious links like the one you posted. With security issues the way they are today, you can never be too careful.

Zuck's charity.

Flagged? Interesting.

It's a wasp stronghold.

I'm a little skeptical about following this link. Why can't you just give a direct link? Who knows where that link will lead to? I certainly don't and I'm not about to try it and become a victim of drive by downloads, etc.

People that state it's such a horrible language are "follow" types. I believe some people actually do think it's a bad language, but for the most part, I would say people are just following the status quo.

I mean, most people don't want to specialize. I just turned down a chance to interview, but after finding out this was some specialized role, I declined because specialization isn't the best for my career.

Can you set up Python to have the same pattern as PHP? I've always had to proxy the web server to the Python process running HTTP.

> It's a garbage language.

I'm overwhelmed by how rich of a statement that is.

Yes, I'm a native.

I've always wondered, why is the tax code called the "tax code" Is it written in English and how many lines is it?

Problem with the bait and switch car GPS's is they actually charge you for updates. This should be against the law.

I'm hoping the angular cli will be able to send email soon.

You haven't mentioned how long your commute is. How long is it? I think that is a significant factor in how much energy you have after your done with work for the day.

I use a subdomain of a domain I own, such as internal.example.com

I can then run a BIND instance with internal.example.com as a root, then map all my services to their own domain if need be.

This is a little overkill for a one man shop, but it's a nice little home development setup.

The one thing you need to configure, if you want it to work out of the box is that your DHCP server needs to send back the IP address of your local BIND service for DNS, else it won't work right and you'll need to manually configure it every time.

An example of where this worked well for me was when I was using one nginx instance to run snapshots of all my clients websites. With nginx, you can set up "virtual hosts" which map a hostname to a configuration block. You could also just edit your /etc/hosts file to accomplish the same thing I guess.

I'm kind of surprised HN doesn't implement censorship of swear words. Also I worked at a company where Fuck was dropped all the time. I'm not sure why people think it's unprofessional.

Not being able to transfer credits seems to be a good example of Vendor Lock-In.

No, but another one you can do it in is PHP and JavaScript

    function isEven($number) {
        return $number % 2 == 0;
    }

That's actually valid PHP code and JavaScript. But I think you'll need to use eval on that in the PHP vm because it won't have the `<?php`

And this is why I won't ever switch to OS X full time, and I'll stay with Linux for all my systems level programming. The low level tools just aren't there. With Linux, I've got gdb, objdump, strace, what have you. I'd have to compile most systems level tools from source on Apple laptop.

It's great for app developers, but I mainly do systems level things for personal projects, and I don't want to have to compile _tools_ from scratch. The hardware is awesome and I love the shiny box and the sleek design. I've been using a macbook pro all summer, and the only thing that I'm sold on is the hardware design / case. The charger is nice too.

Not anymore :) I've gotten 3 emails from employees there after this thread. Mind if I ask you why you removed it?