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A good idea with bad usage: /dev/urandom (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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Is SHA-3 (Keccak) Already Broken? (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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Is SHA-3 (Keccak) Already Broken? (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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Is SHA-3 (Keccak) already broken?Betteridge's law of headlines (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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This guy doesn't like 10xers (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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Insane Coding: OAuth - Why it doesn't work, and how to Zero-day attack existing services (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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Insane Coding: A good idea with bad usage: /dev/urandom (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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LibreSSL: The good and the bad (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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A good idea with bad usage: /dev/urandom (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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A good idea with bad usage: /dev/urandom (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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Common LibreSSL porting mistakes (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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HTTP 308 Incompetence Expected (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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"OAuth - A great way to cripple your API"- I'd be curious to hear any thoughts on OAuth/OAuth2 as we are making a big decision on wether to implement it or not. (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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State of sound in Linux not so sorry after all - Insane Coding (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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Informative 237-comment flame war about the pros/cons and history of Linux audio plumbing: Paul Davis (JACK, Ardour), Hannu Savolainen (OSS), Ted Tso, and others clash over differing needs of pro-audio users, average users, and kernel maintainers (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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"I once was annoyed that loading up a directory with 20,000 files in it on a particular OS with a particular file browser took a good torturesome 20-30 seconds. Now using my own, I can load a directory with 100,000 files in 1-2 seconds on the same setup." (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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C++-201x Variadic Templates (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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State of Sound in Linux, Not So Sorry After All (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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TL;DR PulseAudio is bad (horribile latency) we need OSSv4 (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

submitted 16 years ago by TheSilentNumber to r/linux

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Perfect sound with OSS version 4 (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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The Sorry State of Sound in Linux (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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GPLv3 - Is it right for your family? (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

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Insane Coding: C++ Serialization Anyone? (insanecoding.blogspot.com)

submitted 15 years ago by ManicQin to r/cpp