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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Most clientside newsreaders simply do not scale, several thousand feeds make them die. Also you want to have your rss catcher always online, so a server is a better choice - but many FOSS serverside readers are also poorly implemented, slow
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Wasted too much time with these kind of reports. Also every web designer that is not testing stuff on the 10 most used system configurations of the world will have a very bad time in hell and will receive some extra eternities for prolonged
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
I knew these kind of answers would pop up, I had one sentence predicting this in my text, but erased it to let the magic happen. Are you able to realize that it is, of many options you have, the dumbest possibility to just burp a simple "it
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
ME TOO! http://snag.gy/Ylpjg.jpg When a site like kernel.org goes online with a broken font, something must be fundamentally wrong in the world of programmers and people generating content for displays. What would be the situation like, i
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
OK, but real life (low budget) scenario is: 1. aptitude update && aptitude upgrade 2. ask yourself, if your system is vulnerable now 3. feel the good hope and go ahead. If I had the budget / time to research every single CVE I would
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
I would like to learn from others: how do you handle security with testing? I like debian testing very much, and occassionally I have the idea of using this in production, too, but I fear the responsibility to take care of many security fix
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Wouldn´t it be much more interesting to spend that precious brainpower into something that actually solves real problems like war, disease, crime, militarism, xenophopia, lack of education, etc. instead of building another greed-engine that
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
FB success was based on tricking their users into giving FB access to their email accounts and spamming all their contacts. I assume this is no good way for an alternative network to find users. It is great when Diaspora becomes a network o
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
As a developer it is best to enable yourself to collect some relevant facts about technical questions and come to a decision based on that data. Basing an argument about technical things on "what people say" will not succeed, no matter what
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Come on, you are all very brainy people - is really anybody here using Facebook? Ok, for making money out of the dumbheads that do not care about their data, but using it yourself??? Crazy idea!
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
The Indiegogo Project Site gives you a deep insight about the trustworthiness of the producers. http://www.indiegogo.com/SoftwareWars/ For $1000 Dollar they are offering product placement. Independent journalism != advertising. Very disap
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
But careful, Mr. Mindful Programmer - if you are becoming more and more mindful and still do bad karma work e.g. for banksters, military or the big brother police state, you will suffer from shizophrenia and become seriously ill very young
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
What is the best web player supporting maximum MKV features, like switching subtitles or audio tracks or playing / showing multiple of them at once? Thanks!
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
From the website: What we removed in 4.0: SQLite support (I like it but this database got locked when several users use gitlab at once) This is a pitty! I am sure there are many small teams where sqlite is totally sufficient. Ha
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Does a good stripe-like service exist for Europe today?
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Cool! What are your concepts for implementing SSO, I18N, L10N, RBAC and maybe any kind of (automated) workflow management? It´s enterprise, isn´t it?
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Unfortunately there is still no reliable unattended upgrade process inluding rollback (aka migration) for wordpress. I looked into this a little bit, but there does not seem to be a reliable way to check if plugins have been executed succes
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Unfortunately there is no support for BPMN 2. If you are working in "Business IT" and do not know about BPMN 2, please wake up, thanks.
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
To trigger some activism against these annoying pdf hijacking sites I just pinned down a FREEDOM-FOR-PDFs-TEMPLATE-TEXT side-project :) - you might use this as a starting point for your own emails, certainly this can be extended: http://pa
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
YES! I too hate these annoying PDF-download-pseudo-services that collect your email-address and your interests (extremely valuable virtual goods) in exchange for a PDF, that the author offers for free (extremely cheap) - this is an unbalanc
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
YES!!! Add "print this page" or "print this very long page" that many "webdevelopers" still don´t know how to handle and see how unbelievably br0ken or at least unfinished the whole concept still is. Barners-Lee is a god now and untouchable
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Another part of the global anti-cybermoney-publicity-campagne that we can see right now starting is a study of the European Central Bank on "Virtual Currency Schemes", Oct. 2012. Read it: http://www.ecb.int/pub/pdf/other/virtualcurrencysc
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Why do I have to laugh when I read the new feature list? Why are people still using this? One negative aspect of open source is that it prevents failed technologies from disappearing.
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Thank you very much for the direct pdf link, I hate does sites that try to simulate ell established office tools like a pdf viewer in a browser, fail with this and still want to collect your data like email address to give you the real thin
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
It is so annoying that all the other browsers STILL have not implemented this little but very effective idea - please speak more loud about this, as it seems even most developers here did not even notice this feature...
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
The most important thing would be a really good extension system - the wordpress plugin system is so massively broken and there are so many bad plugins - this crap must be sorted out - but it is a good place to study how to produce bad code
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Programmers should just obey! Do not think about the orders you get! Are you a good patriot or are you against us?!? Do not criticize your leaders! OBEY! Build a startup, try to get rich, and never ever talk about anything serious!
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
what is the Java situation here?
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
Thanks for the contribution. It would be great to have all flags, especially the small ones, in ONE file to avoid x requests on sites with many flags. Here is one idea: offer a service for people who need multiple country flags on their si
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by BUGHUNTER 14y ago
BS! Crypto software has to be open source to be taken seriously - all the other things you write about are additional factors that count in and are not related to this one argument, so you are trying to wishiwashi the discussion - it only s

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