Arcsech

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by Arcsech 10y ago
Not that it absolves the owner of the site, but Readability mode is built just for sites like this. Still doesn't help the gifs though.
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by Arcsech 10y ago
This looks really cool. I signed up.
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One-End Encryption (OEE): Stronger Than End-To-End Encryption(github.com)
4 points by Arcsech 10y ago|0 comments
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Yes, progressive enhancement is a fucking moral argument(sonniesedge.co.uk)
6 points by Arcsech 10y ago|2 comments
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by Arcsech 10y ago
If you don't enforce your copyright or trademark, you lose it. That's likely what this is: Some lawyer saw that DoomRL was using Zenimax property and got all excited about it.
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Oh look, exactly what I was afraid of is already happening: https://twitter.com/jdp23/status/806236638783291392
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by Arcsech 10y ago
It does require email confirmation before showing "sensitive" data, like if an email was in the Ashley Madison or AdultFriendFinder breaches.
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Who decides what's "political"? Are discussions of regulations surrounding Uber political? The ongoing Tesla/dealership feuds? Using machine learning to detect fake news? New immigration policy that impacts H1B tech
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Glasses are a total racket. Purchasing your glasses online is many, many times cheaper than going to Lenscrafters or basically any other brick & mortar store in the US. I've been buying online for years and they're every bit
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Dick's is just a regional (Seattle-area) fast-food burger chain, vaguely similar to In-N-Out. They make really good, cheap burgers (for fast food), have incredibly greasy fries, support the community and all that good small local busin
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by Arcsech 10y ago
A lot of people keep their work on these on GitHub, a quick search should turn up solutions for at least the first few sets in any language you care to name. That said, if you want to get value out of these, don't look at someone else&
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by Arcsech 10y ago
We do use a self-hosted version of GitLab for some of our projects at work (CE I think), and GitHub for others - which one depends on which team you're on. I only didn't mention that we use GL at work since I have no input into t
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Yep. So rare to see this, especially in this day and age. Also more justification for my decision to switch to GitLab for all my personal stuff!
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Given that it's effectively key->key->value, I'm guessing Cassandra for the main backend. The data model fits very well, and it would give you the kind of scalability you would need for this sort of thing.
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by Arcsech 10y ago
For what it's worth, it does aim to be (mostly) compatible with the Sublime Text Python API[0]. The base editor is written in Go, but the plugins are Python (much like Sublime itself is C++, but uses Python plugins). That said, I woul
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by Arcsech 10y ago
To answer your points in order: No reason it couldn't talk across the Internet, I guess, if you're comfortable sending your source code to whoever is running the server and dealing with network latency on your autocomplete. Yes, y
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Thanks - I was confused by this too. Also, do you just need to open the PRs, or do they have to be merged before Oct. 31? Also also, what's to stop me from making an empty project and opening 4 pull requests against it just to get the
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Yes, browser password storage is really poorly secured. For what it's worth, a Chrome staffer explained on this very site[0] their reasoning, but that doesn't really sit too well with me - in my opinion, browsers should either go
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by Arcsech 10y ago
The point isn't to cost Krebs readers most likely. It's to show off how awesome this bonnet is. I'd guess the DDoSer is jumping with joy over this news actually, because now the DDoSer can advertise his service with "I D
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Yes, it's quite common for Elixir libraries to provide blocking calls. If your program is well-designed though, the calling process will be "blocked" but other processes will be executing at the same time. So having a process
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by Arcsech 10y ago
What makes this different/better than Mnesia? Honest question.
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by Arcsech 10y ago
I use PinDroid on Android. I mostly bookmark things on mobile to read on a bigger screen though, so I can't comment on how it works the other direction.
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Pinboard has a read-it-later feature. It works for me, and I know it won't change suddenly out from under me (unless idlewords gets hit by a bus, but eh). "It works, it's nice and fast, and will continue to work the same way
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Support and training contracts aren't free, either. I don't know if Microsoft does much of that, but it's another option for revenue with .NET.
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by Arcsech 10y ago
I'm not too experienced with Docker, but aren't Docker images built using Dockerfiles, which are essentially glorified shell scripts? In that case, wouldn't the Dockerfile be a relatively transparent way to see what's ne
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Granted. It depends on the project though, I think - If you think that by working on it full time, you could get it to a point where you could have to do no work to live comfortably (either by hiring people to do it for you, or by selling
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Well, some of the ones making that kind of money probably started out as side projects. Obviously once you're making $8.5k/month, you can probably afford to focus on it full-time.
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by Arcsech 10y ago
"Embedded" is a pretty wide spectrum these days - some is pretty close to an RPi, some is much closer to classic embedded systems. The primary drivers are a) how much processing do you need to do? If it's lots, why not run Li
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by Arcsech 10y ago
Pinboard has apparently been involved in at least semi-serious talks to buy Delicious, according to the @Pinboard twitter. I believe he'd do it, too.
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by Arcsech 10y ago
I'm guessing ad revenue + Amazon/other vendor referral income.

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