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by 1ris 11y ago
Out of all, my bank forces to have my password to have exactly 5 chars. This is madness. Fortunately to actually do anything I need a second authentication factor.
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by 1ris 11y ago
IMHO PHP get's treated fairly. It's possible to write secure and well designed programs in it, it's just very hard. And in fact I'd argue that half of the internet does not work. We life in a world where zerodays are ubi
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by 1ris 11y ago
3-5 years ago everything had a API. No nothing has.
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by 1ris 11y ago
IMHO the concept of unilateral changeable contract does not make any sense. Never. It's a oxymoron.
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by 1ris 11y ago
Google has a de-facto monopoly position in this market (spotify for user generated videos and user generated videos in general). I think this deal should be subject to a FRAND regulation, like patents.
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by 1ris 11y ago
http://hackaday.com/2012/01/15/turn-your-camera-phone-into-a...
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by 1ris 11y ago
The last time I was on a plane I was asked to turn on pairplane mode during take-off and the landing. I could use it in the air, there even was a (extremly expensive) GSM network. Can't remember if GPS works in Airplain mode, though. B
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by 1ris 11y ago
Are batteries involved? Or is the insulation simply thick enough the keep the food cold enough during nighttime?
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by 1ris 11y ago
But how many letters for vowels does it have? German has A, Ä, E, I, O, Ö, U, Ü, Y. I think english has mainly diphthongs.
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by 1ris 11y ago
One could distribute JARs (or JARs with type annotations) and do AOT compilation on demand. As in: Compile on programm startup.
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by 1ris 11y ago
This is so very Perl. I guess this is Perls answer to list comprehensions.
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by 1ris 11y ago
>Why not make this open knowledge? To quote John Oliver: "Have you ever been on the Internet?" Because people are vile and and love whitchhuts. They love destroing social reputation and status, witch is you litteraly need to su
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by 1ris 11y ago
And in fact illegal in Germany and probably a hell lot of other places. I wonder if that gets enforced anytime soon.
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by 1ris 11y ago
That way I also press Shift, Fn and the Windows key, while holing my hand in a very unergonomic position.
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by 1ris 11y ago
The site ist broken for me. A click on "go" doesn't do anything. Tryed with firefox, dwb and midori on Linux. Neither does it work on Android and Opera with and without turbo and not with Chrome aswell. There are no javascrip
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by 1ris 11y ago
It was proably not published in a "propper" way, so it's ok. There are bizare idears who is the first to publish something, for example that pre-print don't count, because ... well I don't know.
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by 1ris 11y ago
Imagemagick supports webp, and that since quite a while. I currently use the prepackaged Ubuntu version on my desktop, ImageMagick 6.7.7-10 2014-03-06 Q16 which supports it.
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by 1ris 11y ago
They are.
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by 1ris 11y ago
It's a horrible comparison. It all boils down to the question wheatre you belive in the existence of a socity or if you don't, and if you want to be ruled by the strongest/richest or by the majority.
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by 1ris 11y ago
Seems to be Pretty much spot-on. It's (claimed) anonymous crypto-currency without the cryto-anarchism.
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by 1ris 11y ago
I think the assumtion that within the next one or two centures the world wide economy comes to stand still and to not grow at all is nothing odd. If you extrapolate the current (last centureis ) energy usage, within that timeframe we are b
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by 1ris 11y ago
>That means the regulator can now bring charges against any wrongdoers trading cryptocurrency futures and options. I didn't know there are options for Bitcoins. Does anybody know more about this?
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by 1ris 11y ago
I hope this gets fixed, although I don't believe it. I care about the noise emissions. AFAIK they are measured on a real road, but only up to 50 km/h and in a ridiculous narrow test. Harley Davidson and other are known to optimise
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by 1ris 11y ago
I see no difference.
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by 1ris 11y ago
I guess [uːɐ̯]
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by 1ris 11y ago
I wonder what that means for Daala. It's scheduled to be finished by the end of this year. I hope it still gets finised.
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by 1ris 11y ago
While I have access to legal MS DOS 6.11 licences, it's not something the retro computing crow seems to care too much about. Lots of people bought these when they where up-to date and most aren't interested anymore. You can get th
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by 1ris 11y ago
The fact that there a plenty of dos games is not a reason to support it in the os. Use a virtual machine with windows xp and actual flash for that just like one uses DosBox.
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by 1ris 11y ago
The rest seems to work, but it seems to almost exclusively sports and celebrities.
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by 1ris 11y ago
I wonder what the general crypto communities views on Kenny Patterson, Orr Dunkelman, Stefan Lucks or Tanja Lange are.

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