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1711.
by CGamesPlay 8y ago
I've never used Github for personal, closed-source projects, but if you have and want to switch to something that provides absolutely no features except git hosting, here are 3 I've used: - Keybase git: https://keybase.
1712.
by CGamesPlay 8y ago
Is this a standard / proposed as a standard? All of the links are on webkit.org, but the properties it adds to the document don't bear any reference to webkit.
1713.
by CGamesPlay 8y ago
My 100k LOC code base is already written in ruby though. I have to rewrite everything?
1714.
by CGamesPlay 8y ago
What would break? Are you saying a TLS 1.3 client would not be able to connect to a TLS 1.2 server because the version request would cause the server to reject the client?
1715.
by CGamesPlay 8y ago
Frog Fractions [1] had a great history of boxing in narration form. Video form is here [2]. [1] http://twinbeard.com/frog-fractions/ [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIlTJIJS8p0
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by CGamesPlay 9y ago
Delete your Facebook account, wait 30 days (to get out of the 21 day take-backsie period), and create a new account. All content you’ve created will disappear. The photos your friends uploaded of you from your college days will still be the
1717.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
> they basically are flickr for nude photos. I have never encountered a nude photo (or sent one) on any of the dating apps I've used (Bumble, Coffee Meets Bagel, League).
1718.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
A similarly lulzy but much more sinister-looking bug happened at Facebook, where an index into an array of users was mistakenly treated as a user id, so the message intended for user 4 in the array ended up going to the user with ID 4, aka
1719.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
The ternary operator ?: is an expression, but for expressions containing statement blocks, you have function() {} and () => {}, including the immediately invoked function expression, (function() {}())
1720.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
OK but then the word "sucked" can't ever be used. Inhaling? That's the atmosphere blowing air into your lungs.
1721.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
A totally plausible explanation for this (as plausible as any Amazon Echo passive speech recognition ad targeting theory) is that she's been seeing these ads for weeks, but they were completely irrelevant and her mind filtered them out
1722.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
In mechanical fields, dynamic means "moving". The weight literally moves, so it's dynamic. Another YouTube video that explains it a bit better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1U4SAgy60c
1723.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
In what physical context do we multiply signals together instead of adding them?
1724.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
You used to be able to build an alternative client using Facebook's published API.
1725.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
Do you trust that the source code for the Signal iOS app on Github is the source code of the application you're running on your phone? All you really have to go on is the word of each company.
1726.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
Wait that’s just a bug? I thought my iMessage contacts had all developed precognition :-/
1727.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
Let me sign up for a mailing list for when you add in my city :)
1728.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
Or, let's be honest, any of the investors who bought it.
1729.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
Interesting strategy to list updating the software as a premium feature. Will you make old versions of the software permanently available to customers to install on new devices? Will you support your v1 API forever?
1730.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
Most "encrypted communications" means that no unauthorized third parties can view the data as a result of the encryption. However, even if Dropbox stores your files encrypted, they still have the keys to those files and so could b
1731.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
I still am not sure that "trivial" is the right level to rate the ability to bribe government officials is at. After all, each of those links points to a person charged or convicted of bribery, meaning that the people privy to the
1732.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
> 1. You might argue that auditors and other government officials would enforce integrity. However, it would be trivial to bribe them. This seems like a very casual way to dismiss governmental integrity. Can't you apply this argumen
1733.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
Perhaps you have JS disabled? It opens an interactive widget.
1734.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
Click the text "Show In Viewer" above to code snippet in the OP to watch it working.
1735.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
Since the first post is 1900 and it appears to be sorted by date, I wanted to verify: there were no posts from the 1800s worth showing?
1736.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
This probably isn't mostly about password generation rules, but rather about how to fill the forms, e.g. what's the user name field named, etc. (Otherwise why would it be called "AutofillQuirks" and not "PasswordReq
1737.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
Building the thing called Facebook, to be sure, but also building Oculus VR, Onavo (data collection company), WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, as well as their open source stuff like React, Flux, Relay, and myriad other JS/Haskell/
1738.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
> The only time I run into issues is when a command expects manipulate environment variables via bash syntax. And in my experience 90% of those are in the form `FOO=bar command` which can be replaced with `env FOO=bar command` and works
1739.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
This was an interesting read, but when I read sentences like "The words it picked up look much more relevant!", I'm reminded of the XKCD explanation of machine learning: https://xkcd.com/1838/
1740.
by CGamesPlay 9y ago
If you are outside of a tax jurisdiction, then yes, you shouldn't pay taxes inside that jurisdiction, because those are just taxes that wouldn't have been paid otherwise.

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