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How popular websites have changed in the last 10 years
(arun.is)
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The past few articles i've read about Huawei - (The British Code review article from the Register and this) make it sound like the US is dressing what is actually incompetence as malicious intent because a) Trade war b) Chinese boogeym
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"Your organization controls where data is stored on Google Cloud" So...it doesn't actually control the data?
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Looking Back on Heartbleed
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I think this was actually a surprisingly weak showcase from Apple. Something in the TV space with a bit of bite at Netflix would have shown confidence in themselves, a new avenue for creativity that consumers are so engrossed with (i.e new
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Hassled for the rest of your days is a bit much. You email, send them a letter or call them or I think there is actually a website that you can register on which remove's them questioning you needing the license or not. I did it and i&
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I'm on the Android Q beta and trying to open the sign in link LockBox send's you causes Firefox to crash over and over it look's like.
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Facebook posted a response with the title "How we secure passwords". The euphemism of company press releases always make me laugh.
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Thoughts on federated services; Just silly ramblings that hopefully open up a discussion because god knows I don't have the answers, but I do have ideas. 1. How do I get my friends to use them - Solution? Maybe we now live in a world w
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I just recently came across this in Ubuntu and was astounded that it's allowed to be this way. I think this kind of behavior will become more and more prevalent once one util is allowed to do it. It leads us on a path where daemon auth
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This article gets written every month or so at this point. And they are always using the wrong setup (SSH to remote server with Blink & Mosh). If you want to edit and run code on an iPad (god knows why), use iSh. It's a userland x8
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Do you feel it? The tectonic plates of developer sentiment slowly shifting below your feet. It won't all come in a wave. It is the gradual investment in tools like this that over time amount to a viable alternative to the MacBook Pro r
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I write C for a living but i'm not terribly experienced. I was wondering is there a reason C and C++ code favours comments over descriptive names? I'm almost certain i'm not making this up, but go into any random file here an
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Is that worldwide or in India?
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Sure 1m out of 1.3 as a percentage is small. Out of those 1.3bn, how many are children below 13 or seniors above 65? I wouldn't count those as targets of Spotify. Further still how many of the remaining pie is connected to the internet
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From Objective-C, you can make switch statements support strings with 6 lines of macro: ifndef TTD_SWITCH_STRING #define TTD_SWITCH_STRING #define TTD_CASE(str) if ([__s__ isEqualToString:(str)]) #define TTD_
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8y ago
This is what perspective looks like
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8y ago
Anyone know of a service that will summarize a batch of different news letters for you? Say you subscribe to 30 newsletters, but a lot of them contain fluff, legal & disclaimer, ads, etc - but you only want a summary of the good content
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$32,400 According to Global Rich List - https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/05061... I'm sure that shifts a bit from year to year
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Ah you are right, should have experimented with that.
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!WARNING! - This now redirects to an image of a hairy testicle. I think the site owner noticed the traffic and put in a redirect.
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You have been able to add to home screen since 11.3 iOS 12.2's main updates are with regards to state management and authentication flows for PWA's. https://hub.packtpub.com/apple-releases-ios-12-2-beta-1-for-...
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https://www.techradar.com/uk/news/netflixs-interactive-bande... Edit: Your first point stands, how haven't they updated their official app for one of their premier releases?
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What browser were you using? I think some browsers don't play nice with the Bandersnatch script (browsers with SilverLight being one example)
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I thought about doing this but opted to use a shared dotfiles directory across all my computers instead. That way I can keep it up in git and then download it on every new computer, then from the command line and the home directory I run:
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7.3 I think - https://lwn.net/Articles/401002/
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I don't want to sound hyperbolic but its kind of a game changer for text editing. I understand why developers don't have it on by default in other text editors (space) but seeing as I don't fill my HDD with movies or games or
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Don't "hard" changes require network consensus to be enacted? As in if every one who uses bitcoin decided that changes suggested by leadership are wrong, and not in the best interest of the network, they choose not to update
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Can I add something from .vimrc? If you put the commands: set undofile set undodir=~/.vim/undodir You get infinite undo in your files. Now when you go into a file, delete or add some text and close your terminal down, the
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> "I’m jealous. They have something they care about _that_ much and I can’t imagine ever having that." I identify with this so much. I have some friends who just pour time into games, and sure you can say that's a waste, b
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