I'm assuming since most of the clues begin and end with.* that they're all intended to be anchored to the start and end of the word. So that particular clue matches an 8 character string consisting only of (zero or more) Rs followed by (zero or more) Ds followed by (zero or more) Ms. I don't think you'll find anything in the word list completely matching that
Right, but the HMAC session key is used to encrypt user sessions. Change the key, and all the old sessions become invalid. Your suggestion is akin to saying, after someone stops working at your company, every user of the company's website should get logged out.
Seems like you are mistaken. The very next sentence after the block you quoted says:
There are other exploitable scenarios, but it really depends on what your app is doing. Since it is impossible to prove that something isn’t insecure, you should take the vulnerability seriously and upgrade anyway even if you think you aren’t affected.
What if you have one coder using project_cost and another using projectDeadline, and this lack of consistency is continued across the whole set of functions and variables in the project?
But search.google, mail.google, news.google and code.google isn't redundant. It's maybe *pointless* when users are used to mail.google.com and news.google.com, especially when they still haven't gotten rid of the redundant `www.` from their main URL
We've got a front end dev in our web shop with rendering patches accepted into Gecko. It's a rare sight, and it takes the right kind of developer, but it's not unheard of
TomTom itself will direct you to a point about half a mile away from my house (in the middle of a large town) if you put my postcode into some of its GPS devices.
That's caused problems both for friends and takeaway delivery drivers:(
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If I let go of an object from my hand, and it doesn't accelerate towards the ground, then it will never hit the ground. That seems unlikely.
It seems pretty strange that the Swedish Language Council wanted "ogooglebar" to mean "something that can't be found in *any* search engine"
As far as I'm concerned, if I say something is "un-google-able" then I mean "I can't find it in Google"
For example, the search term ||= is ungoogleable, but is it ogooglebar?
Sorry, I just figured out you're talking about the missing '.' which is of course a mistake in the description
I must have missed the day that 0 stopped being part of the set of "any number"
I'm assuming since most of the clues begin and end with .* that they're all intended to be anchored to the start and end of the word. So that particular clue matches an 8 character string consisting only of (zero or more) Rs followed by (zero or more) Ds followed by (zero or more) Ms. I don't think you'll find anything in the word list completely matching that
Right, but the HMAC session key is used to encrypt user sessions. Change the key, and all the old sessions become invalid. Your suggestion is akin to saying, after someone stops working at your company, every user of the company's website should get logged out.
Seems like you are mistaken. The very next sentence after the block you quoted says:
(I know, I know, it means you must be a PHP developer)
What if you have one coder using project_cost and another using projectDeadline, and this lack of consistency is continued across the whole set of functions and variables in the project?
He was also a member of the Flat Earth Society. It's shocking what beliefs he got away with as a scientist
FTFY
Easy solution: Don't go and see it!
Does the definition of 20/20 vision really mix imperial and metric units?
> You know Diebold (of the easily hacked voting machines scandal) still makes ABM banking machines, right?
They make Automatic Banking Machine Banking Machines? They're even more redundant than I thought!
If you've never heard of something, why did you say you Like it on Facebook?
2 *billion* people worldwide watched Usain Bolt win the Mens 100m gold medal live. But none of them did it via an American TV network.
You'd think, wouldn't you! Let's find out!
If you wanted to, you could go to Google and run a search for MySpamPC. But you wouldn't find anything useful because I just made it up.
Hmm, guess not.
I don't. Dividing by a half is the same as doubling. Maybe those people were dividing by 2 (or dividing in half)?
Personally I say I have "fewer" of things I can have a few of, and "less" of things I can have a little of.
But search.google, mail.google, news.google and code.google isn't redundant. It's maybe *pointless* when users are used to mail.google.com and news.google.com, especially when they still haven't gotten rid of the redundant `www.` from their main URL
Inconceivable!
You keep using that word. I do not think it means, what you think it means.
On a more helpful note I think "assured" was what you were looking for.
Wave is about as centralised as XMPP was when there was only one XMPP server to connect to.
We've got a front end dev in our web shop with rendering patches accepted into Gecko. It's a rare sight, and it takes the right kind of developer, but it's not unheard of
TomTom itself will direct you to a point about half a mile away from my house (in the middle of a large town) if you put my postcode into some of its GPS devices.
That's caused problems both for friends and takeaway delivery drivers :(