Aldo_MX

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   by Aldo_MX 10y ago

   Believing you're more secure simply by using Linux instead of Windows is dangerous. The Mirai botnet is the living proof of what happens when you use Linux and forget to take care about your security, not using Windows is not an excuse
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   by Aldo_MX 10y ago

   As a keyboard user, I feel Windows more polished than macOS when you work with multiple screens. To name a simple example, pressing CMD + Shift + -> moves an application to the next monitor, with macOS you should pay for a window manager
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   by Aldo_MX 10y ago

   But that's the state of the art using Linux with bleeding edge hardware. "Developer Edition" doesn't mean "built for developers", it means "fix your drivers yourself". If Dell did their homework and e
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   by Aldo_MX 10y ago

   Oops, my bad
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   by Aldo_MX 10y ago

   The issue of investing time in a language which prefers to push a political agenda at the expense of alienating their community.
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   by Aldo_MX 10y ago

   This reminds me about the Russian pencil hoax.
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   by Aldo_MX 10y ago

   It is, you can watch videos at the extensions marketplace.
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   by Aldo_MX 10y ago

   I purchase a bunch of technical books in digital format, but I always skip books which are not DRM-free and don't deliver at least PDF and EPUB formats. It is true that code examples look broken at times, but most of the times turning
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   by Aldo_MX 10y ago

   https://www.chromium.org/audio-video
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    I like most laptop keyboards, just not the one from the recent macbooks, it feels... exaggeratedly flat
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    It is expected that the smallest attack surface will have less critical vulnerabilities, comparing an entire distro gives you a different picture, since categories like code execution get similar results. The stark contrast is in the privil
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    Depends on who you ask, for example, taking the top 50 products with new vulnerabilities discovered in 2016[1], Windows 10 got less vulnerabilities than the Linux Kernel and OS X. This could either mean that Windows 10 has become more secur
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    That's my biggest concern, I actively avoid PS just because I can't tolerate its startup time.
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    MyRocks: MySQL with Facebook's Storage Engine(facebook.github.io)

    2 points by Aldo_MX 10y ago|0 comments
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    I have used this website a lot in the past, it has greatly helped me debugging complex expressions, I would love to see an electron port in the future.
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    When you have a fast and stable internet connection you hardly appreciate how useful it is to read offline docs. When you don't, it is a godsend.
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Vk2On-...
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    http://dayssincelastjavascriptframework.com/
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    Maybe not Americans, but Mexicans, since the visa requirements are expected to be lifted[1]. [1] http://www.pm.gc.ca/eng/news/2016/06/28/canada-lift-visa-req...
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    My Windows 10 Telemetry settings really look "open by default"...
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    Neither orphaned, nor dead-end, just declining in popularity, but not a concern when you still work with jQuery. The reason I picked Angular 1.5 as the suggestion is that you can still learn it the old-fashioned way: - Load it from a CD
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    Frameworks like jQuery allow you to do DOM manipulation in a less painful way, but frameworks like Angular, React or Vue do their best to abstract DOM manipulation away. This is the reason you may feel overwhelmed by the learning curve, sin
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    We can bring memories back, who needs Internet Explorer when your keyboard has an integrated toolbar? https://twitter.com/cfieber/status/792030673963851776
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    I am not an expert in decision-making processes, and I have not an idea of which process would work better, since I understand the big picture: We want to give every person the ability to express their needs with their vote. I am just a con
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    I believe that democracy in theory is excellent, but in practice is a failure, not because of democracy per-se, but because a gut-feeling vote and a properly-researched vote count the same. I'm in no way suggesting that one vote should
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    it was a tremendous overload
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    Hopefully the bureaucracy to get removed from the blacklist is not as bad as with other vendors.
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    Considering that Servo is an embeddable engine, why not keep the scope of Servo focused in building a standards-compliant engine? Replicating other engine's bugs sounds like too much effort towards the wrong direction :/ Although,
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    It also benefits the Rust language for the same reasons. Firefox is already shipping components compiled in Rust[1]. [1] https://hacks.mozilla.org/2016/07/shipping-rust-in-firefox/
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    by Aldo_MX 10y ago

    Have you ever heard of "Windows Defender"? They got more than 96.2% of detection rate according to AV Comparatives in September 2016[1]. Have you ever heard of "Windows 10"? They got less CVE vulnerabilities reported in