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Posted Oct 6, 2011 20:08 UTC (Thu)
by Slumberthud (subscriber, #45657)
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Posted Oct 6, 2011 20:58 UTC (Thu)
by jake (editor, #205)
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Most strange. I can sort of reproduce that using Konqueror, but Google seemed to have me "half logged-in" ... the login page for G+ had the username filled out (for an account i use rarely and doesn't have a G+ account), but was still prompting for a password. Does any of that ring a bell with what you saw?
jake
Posted Oct 6, 2011 21:12 UTC (Thu)
by sfeam (subscriber, #2841)
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Posted Oct 6, 2011 21:18 UTC (Thu)
by jake (editor, #205)
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Annoying, but it would seem that doing the "sign out and sign in as another user" (or something like that), "fixes" the problem (in that you can see Alan's message after that) ...
seems like Google is just assuming that all Google account holders have G+ accounts too ... or something ...
rude, and annoying, but the jury's still out on "evil" :)
jake
Posted Oct 7, 2011 20:12 UTC (Fri)
by HelloWorld (guest, #56129)
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Posted Oct 13, 2011 22:08 UTC (Thu)
by jd (guest, #26381)
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Once we've this hybrid language, all that's left is obtaining the necessary 800,000 man-hours of work it'll take to convert the kernel - function by function - and audit it.
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That's what I get also. A Google+ login page with my gmail account name filled in. But I have never enabled Google+ for my gmail account.
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Enforcing locking rules at compile-time
http://www.ats-lang.org/
It features linear types, which are able to enforce many API usage rules.
The following paper may be of special interest to Linux kernel developers:
http://www.ats-lang.org/PAPER/LDD-plpv07.pdf
Enforcing locking rules at compile-time