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Simon
Simon
00:05
@ScottPack WHAT ABOUT ME?
Imagine if I'd work in the States, we could live nearby omgawd.
Scott Pack
Scott Pack
@Simon Work VISAs. Yummo.
David Freitag
David Freitag
@ScottPack Not if he marries an american citizen
Simon
Simon
@ScottPack Yeah, sounds like a lot of wait time + paperwork to fill.
@DavidFreitag MY LADY DONUT IS NOT AMERICAN
Scott Pack
Scott Pack
@DavidFreitag Then you have to wait a year before you can file. Then they investigate you and your marriage to see if it's a legit marriage or not.
 
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Terry Chia
Terry Chia
02:37
@LucasKauffman How well do the Java tools like profilers, debuggers etc work with alternative JVM languages?
@ScottPack I'm sure marrying a donut isn't a "legit marriage".
 
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Lucas Kauffman
Lucas Kauffman
06:14
@TerryChia I'm not writing such complex stuff that I need a debugger
yet
 
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Thomas Pornin
Thomas Pornin
12:06
@TerryChia I always debug with the traditional tools (a heavy dose of printf() or equivalent calls, and my brain). This works for all languages.
For an alternative JVM language, I expect syntax highlight to be quite off, but otherwise debuggers may work, since the format of debug information (local variable names, source line numbers...) in the bytecode is standardized.
Provided that the alternative language implementation takes care to fill that information, of course.
Gilles
Gilles
12:35
Reminder: hardware upgrades for the #stackexchange network (including #stackoverlfow) start in about 2.5 hours: http://stackstatus.net/post/99587389234/server-maintenance-saturday-oct-11th-2014
Tweeted by StackStatus on October 11, 2014 at 12:25 PM
Gilles
Gilles
12:53
> Every computer with Windows should have [an antivirus]
Scott Pack
Scott Pack
13:07
@TerryChia First it would have to be a recognized marriage. Second they try to determine if the purpose of the marriage was love or green card.
 
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Terry Chia
Terry Chia
14:17
@ThomasPornin I do that as well. Java has some really nice profiling tools though, I was wondering how well they work with other languages (I'm learning Clojure now)
Terry Chia
Terry Chia
15:09
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Q: Reccuring dialogue "That's what she said"?

AnkitIn the US version of TV show "The Office", many characters keep saying the tagline "That's what she said". There is even a t-shirt on the official store. I never actually understood this punchline as they say it in unrelated scenarios. What is the meaning of this punchline?

dialogue the-office
 
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Xander
Xander
16:29
0
Q: What is "Pass the hash" attack?

UlkomaThe article on Wikipedia doesn't explain how the attacker can authenticate to the remote server using the hash instead of the original password. According to the following article the attack is still possible even with recent versions of MS Windows https://samsclass.info/lulz/pth-8.1.htm Also ...

authentication hash
Really tempted to down-vote for not using Google.
The very first result is an excellent paper from SANS, which, by the way, is referenced in at least one other pass-the-hash question here already.
Terry Chia
Terry Chia
@Xander Done.
Xander
Xander
@TerryChia And I left him a comment.
Jeff Ferland
Jeff Ferland
17:14
@ScottPack i.imgur.com/KHwbZf6.jpg
Oh come on...
user image
 
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TildalWave
TildalWave
18:20
@JeffFerland your map seems to be missing over 93% of the world's total land surface area :P
@ScottPack And if it's both?
 
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David Freitag
David Freitag
21:13
Is drinking at work against the rules if no one knows?
Iszi
Iszi
Whether or not someone knows you did something does not (generally) affect whether or not that thing violated some rule - but it does have an effect on your chances of being caught and punished for it.
David Freitag
David Freitag
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CodesInChaos
CodesInChaos
22:00
@Gilles An AV is important. But not to protect your from malware. It's to protect you from people who'd call you negligent for not using one.
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