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by CDSlice 7y ago
You mean JSON, right? (I'm not joking, the JSON looks much more readable and cleaner to me than the S-Expressions)
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by CDSlice 7y ago
I actually really like the redesign. However I can't really use it because it keeps not loading posts and having other glitches. The Sync app for Android doesn't have these problems and is what I use to browse Reddit almost all of
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Michael Faraday? From the little I've read about him he seemed to be a pretty nice guy.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
I don't know, some Rust devs seem to think that too. That's why the Rust Evangelism Strike Force exists.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
What exactly is GNUnet? It says it is supposed to replace the old internet stack, but that it also runs on top of it? It looks like it is some kind of research project, so do I just not have enough background information to understand what
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He Cyberstalked Teen Girls for Years – Then They Fought Back(wired.com)
3 points by CDSlice 7y ago|0 comments
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Does MS actually include or access data from your emails and docs when they do telemetry? I thought it was more stuff like what apps are being used and what you use Cortana for and stuff like that. Which isn't great but also doesn&#x27
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by CDSlice 7y ago
I think that for 3 the problem isn't having a spyware fingerprint sensor that steals your fingerprint but rather having a fake fingerprint reader that always reports a match which would let you break into any iPhone.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Many of the comments here say that you can just not give your TV access to your network and you'll be OK. This may not actually be true thanks to Ethernet over HDMI(1), which could let your Roku/Fire Stick/Apple TV give your
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Unless your Roku or Prime Stick passthrough the internet access to your TV. https://www.hdmi.org/manufacturer/hdmi_1_4/hec.aspx
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by CDSlice 7y ago
First of all, I'm not a web developer, so I may not get all the problems with AMP. I actually love AMP on mobile. Every site I've used(1) that has an AMP version loads faster and works better even with some ads than the normal ver
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by CDSlice 7y ago
> If they have to redo all their forms anyway, I’d figure they’d at least consider using an Office suite that doesn’t support active content. Which office suite doesn't these days? MS Office obviously does, Open Office/Libre Of
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Endless Sky: GPL Licensed Escape Velocity Successor(endless-sky.github.io)
191 points by CDSlice 7y ago|44 comments
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by CDSlice 7y ago
This looks a lot like Rust's match blocks (which were inspired by pattern matching in ML languages). It's nice to see pattern matching constructs come to more languages.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Well, what will you give me in return? If you give me something good like high quality maps and directions then maybe.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Also, Firefox hasn't ever worked very well on my MacBook Pro, and I would really like to replace it with something else.
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by CDSlice 7y ago
It's OK, but it's been kind of glitchy and it sucks my battery up more than Chrome does by default. An ad blocker helps a lot and makes it better than Chrome, but I think something based off of Blink that allows uBlock Origin woul
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by CDSlice 7y ago
Does this mean that they will start allowing add-ons in the Android app? If I can get a web browser for my Android that uses Chrome's engine and allows extensions I'll switch to it in a heartbeat. (And before someone replies with
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by CDSlice 7y ago
If you are using dictionary in the Python sense, Rust has that built in too, you just have to import it from the standard library collections module. https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/struct.HashMap.htm...
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by CDSlice 7y ago
At least in the part of the US I live in, Aldi is just a much better place to shop then Walmart and the other grocery stores. I can just unlock my cart (which are never just hanging out in the parking lot), grab the food I need (which is al
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Consumer Robotics Company Anki Shuts Down(spectrum.ieee.org)
21 points by CDSlice 7y ago|3 comments
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Blow up: how half a tonne of cocaine transformed the life of an island(theguardian.com)
119 points by CDSlice 7y ago|79 comments
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San Francisco Had a Plan to Tackle School Segregation. It Made It Worse(nytimes.com)
3 points by CDSlice 7y ago|0 comments
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by CDSlice 8y ago
Where are you buying your music from? The iTunes store gives you DRM free files so you do truly own them.
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by CDSlice 8y ago
Other than Amazon Fire's which are uber-cheap with terrible specs and no access to Google Play Android tablets sadly aren't a thing anymore.
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by CDSlice 8y ago
The consumer gets an equivalent service for cheaper, that is like literally the definition of consumer benefit in economics. If you truly believe that X is better than iX than you can pay the extra money for X, but if iX is just as good and
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by CDSlice 8y ago
You can also use the (safe!) function std::mem::forget > forget is not marked as unsafe, because Rust's safety guarantees do not include a guarantee that destructors will always run. For example, a program can create a reference cyc
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by CDSlice 8y ago
Maybe because they don't want to worry about life things happening and you dropping it for a while? Most people don't have the knowledge, capability, and/or will to run their own chat server when they can just use Discord for
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by CDSlice 8y ago
It also brought down Khan Academy's login system because they support Facebook logins and apparently never expected that to go down.
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The Seven Moral Rules That Unite Humanity(qz.com)
3 points by CDSlice 8y ago|0 comments

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