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by 13years 9y ago
> Of course everyone agrees with a see something say something policy How about until that leads to discovery of maybe some unfavorable political opinions. What is to say the limits to criteria and how they might be interpreted. There i
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by 13years 9y ago
>Bypassing the DOM means that we'll need to implement styling and text layout ourselves I really wish the Servo technology was available in something like Electron which would make this unnecessary
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by 13years 9y ago
Yes, that's the unfortunate problem. They often bring up issues and questions that won't be discussed anywhere else. Then ruin it by throwing in some heavy conspiracy without any supporting evidence.
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by 13years 9y ago
> In addition to this social justice warriors need to receive negative social and life repercussions for their tyrannical actions. You realize this is exactly a description of 'social justice' and it is exactly this that is the
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by 13years 9y ago
Issues that can't be discussed can't be solved, they only grow larger. I once would have thought that this would have been somewhat obvious.
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Performance issue of using massive transferable objects in Web Worker(joji.me)
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by 13years 9y ago
WebAssembly does not. However, for UI presentation you would want Servo and Stylo.
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by 13years 9y ago
Well, I was speaking conceptually when I said 'something like'. There are parts of the evolving web platform that are very capable of delivering very high performance rivaling native.
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by 13years 9y ago
> ISP's government granted local monopolies This really needed to be part of the public discourse. It is a component which received little attention. However, it is quite typical IMHO. Government creates a problem for itself to
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by 13years 9y ago
Also, if we ever get something like Mozilla's Servo technology in something like Electron combined with WebAssembly and you truly have a very powerful platform with lots of development options
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by 13years 9y ago
Yes, as an eclipse plugin developer myself, I made this to bring as much of the lightweight experience from sublime and vscode to Eclipse. It is basically a next-gen command palette. Much better than the builtin quick access in Eclipse. h
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by 13years 9y ago
>because classified information wasn't broadcast to the public Seems to be quite a disingenuous summary of content
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by 13years 9y ago
Yes, because it has happened before. We even had other countries confirm our conclusions before and it was still wrong. I don't mean to say, it is definitely wrong, but I can't agree that is is almost certainly right either due to
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by 13years 9y ago
It is 'claimed' to be confirmed by anonymous source. Still many statements raise questions... https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-01-26/release-t... https://theintercept.com&#x2
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by 13years 9y ago
It wasn't just one source during the Bush administration either. It was both parties. Also, we supposedly shared our 'intelligence' with other Nations which all were convinced it was legit. We are quite good at propaganda a
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by 13years 9y ago
> although he does not rule out a leak It seems this should still be important, right? Before we take actions that lead to hostility between nations, possibly even wars, shouldn't we be absolutely sure?
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by 13years 9y ago
> Call me crazy but I'm going to side with the intelligence community on this one Because they have proven such integrity? I still remember the pictures being shown on TV from our intelligence community of the weapons of mass destr
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by 13years 9y ago
Yes, the media is only reporting through the lens that promotes only a single view point of our relationship with Russia. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/apr/30/russia...
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by 13years 9y ago
Those were 2016. There has been many questions since. https://www.thenation.com/article/a-new-report-raises-big-qu...
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by 13years 9y ago
We have a politically motivated lens focused on only the Russians. Does anyone remember before the Russia hysteria it was always the Chinese hacking into our systems? Did they actually do what is claimed? Maybe, but are they really doing
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by 13years 9y ago
Not only that, the claim made about censorship is questionable as well. There are large number of claims made being made of over censorship. http://www.businessinsider.com/twitter-has-gone-from-bastion...
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by 13years 9y ago
Spying and filtering are just an example. I think what really needs to be know is what laws must Google honor. Certain behaviors we consider normal can get you imprisoned or worse. Will Google be bound to report such activities from eithe
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by 13years 9y ago
Sure, it can even be both. Look at the US and the issues of privacy and data sharing between the government and large tech. However, it certainly is a legitimate question as to what role the company may play, what control it will have etc.
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by 13years 9y ago
Only if a company can operate free of implementing a governments tyrannical policies. The question is if such a company will actually be free to serve/help the people or will it be a tool of the oppressive regime
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by 13years 9y ago
It is that moment you realize that stated principles are not congruent with actions and just maybe those principle were mostly political theater
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by 13years 9y ago
This might sound good, but the result of such is tyranny and loss of free speech. Politics easily being a fuzzy term which can be adapted to fit a very wide range of ideas gives those few in power who set the rules the ability to silence w
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by 13years 9y ago
The end result would be better and the discussion around the lack of a free market in ISP's should be the primary public discourse. NN doesn't solve that and removing it also doesn't solve that. https://motherboard
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by 13years 9y ago
I have options of cable, DSL, and fiber. With each new ISP offering service to my house my rates have gotten cheaper and bandwidth faster.
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by 13years 9y ago
>We wouldn't have services like Netflix or Facebook or Google if NN had not been in place. I'm astonished at the FUD I've seen recently over NN. Netflix, Facebook, Google and the rest of the internet predated NN. NN start
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by 13years 9y ago
I started with Webpack, but just recently I'm trying Fusebox and so far liking it much better as well.

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