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As the public begins to believe Google isn’t as useful, what happens to SEO?
(theverge.com)
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Janet: Buy Runtime Get GC Free
(1a-insec.net)
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Exploring Mach-O, Part 1
(gpanders.com)
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Realm of Racket https://nostarch.com/realmofracket
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https://plants.ifas.ufl.edu/manage/control-methods/chemical-...
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Many of the natural areas in Florida are maintained with the use glyphosate. Assumption now is pollution is everywhere.
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Penpot is now Beta (Open Source design and prototyping platform)
(penpot.app)
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5y ago
Sounds great! Congratulations on the new offering. As a sidenote, when Fastmail blogs, can you put that on a subdomain? Webmail interface is really sluggish right now which I assume is an effect of this news.
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The Missing Guide for Mac Catalyst Apps
(craft.do)
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The FastMail Security Mindset
(blog.fastmail.com)
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13y ago
Surprised they don't also ask for your Klout score.
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13y ago
HDMI? Nope. Also missing from the Lenovo Miix 8 but will be present on the Toshiba Encore 8. Miracast is not an equivalent.
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13y ago
Interesting thread from Email Discussions: http://www.emaildiscussions.com/showthread.php?t=66968 If you're a SAAS provider, be aware if you need to shutdown that many users are not prepared for this. Several posters
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13y ago
I'd like to not use udev. I have a custom Linux that runs both on standardized(internally defined) servers and also virtualized(known hardware) servers. As such, I'm well under 900ms boot times that systemd mentions by using Sys
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Thank you. For those interested in the original FAQ( https://github.com/mozilla/rust/wiki/Doc-language-FAQ ) and hence my reason for asking... "Does it run on Windows? Yes. All development happens in lock-
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13y ago
Is Rust always going to require MinGW on Windows? I'm very interested in Rust but this is a stopper for me if Windows executables are going to need this.
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13y ago
I was aiming for the former myself. Sadly the latter is likely a large enough population to see something like this come to fruition. Further along that train of thought, it would not be surprising to see Google Glass discounted for users
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13y ago
For those who are charisma blind, something portable like a Bluetooth lapel pin that dynamically displays Klout score/Twitter followers.
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13y ago
Thanks for the response. I wasn't aware of the performance for xfs_repair. But aren't the customers who are using RHEL(paying for a subscription) also the same customers who would more likely offload data to a commercial SAN
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The default of XFS for filesystems is interesting. They mention the target of enterprise customers. Is Centos likely to also do the same where I would imagine the vast majority of deployments are for smaller environments such as virtualiz
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There was also another predcessor, UML(User Mode Linux). This was widely available and offered such as by Linode before they moved to Xen.
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They use AES and RSA but their implementation has had vulnerabilities. http://docs.saltstack.com/topics/releases/0.15.1.html https://github.com/saltstack/salt/commit/5dd304276ba5745e
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13y ago
Just to clarify that only Pro and Enterprise versions of Windows 8 64 bit have Hyper-V.
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So what alternatives are there to protecting HTTP? Is something like CurveCP feasible?
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Where “nothing to hide” fails as logic
(zephoria.org)
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I've just submitted a post on this. What you're referring to is called a warrant canary. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5837351
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Rsync.net Warrant Canary
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I submitted a link approximateley 5 months ago for the 4.8 release which received 2 upvotes. Shows the hit-or-miss nature of Hacker News.
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14y ago
Thanks waterside81. Can anyone explain the difference between Mozilla and Mozilla services? A cursory glance seems some of the Github repositories overlap.
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Indeed they are not similar but wildly different tools are often used in a similar or competing use cases(eg. the blog's post of the company using Ruby and conversion to Go). I had asked because if you were to reverse the usage do you thin
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