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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Pyrasite. When you have a running python app that is behaving oddly and you can't replicate the bug elsewhere, you can run python code inside the running process - without any preparation beforehand - to display stack trace, output var
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
To be pedantic: you should use PUT. ;)
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Basecamp valuation tops $100B (parody)(m.signalvnoise.com)
12 points by Drdrdrq 11y ago|1 comments
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
My thoughts exactly! Or maybe just using different exposure parameters? Then the images could be cleaned (semi)automatically...
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Should. It wouldn't be the first script to have a bug.
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
This is another tool that might come handy: http://www.canyoutrackme.com/ It checks if you really lose cookies and supercookies on browser exit.
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
So you think running some script on my machine is preferable to running a container? If I don't like having Rust around, with containers I can just remove it. With script - yeah, maybe, with some digging for correct parameters and assu
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
When you say soda, what do you mean? Coca Cola?
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Could plants survive at 55km altitude?
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
One benefit: one could install latest version of Rust on any distribution. Debian stable for instance usually lags behind (with good reason, but still...). I imagine it is mostly useful for checking out Rust though, not for normal use.
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I can't tell if you forgot /s?
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
It's not a problem from security perspective. It is a problem from privacy perspective.
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
If I understand correctly, MS was found guilty of abusing its monopoly by bundling IE with OS, which has put other browsers to disadvantage. The way I see it, the only trouble with the case was that it was too late. By that time IE has alre
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
> its a shame they don't get more credit. What do you mean? Is there any company whose marketing department you would rate higher?
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Isn't Chrome app a standalone app which doesn't run inside Chrome browser, but instead only uses its engine? I don't know anything about security or privacy implications of using this tech though, anyone care to comment?
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
In other words: it doesn't matter who is voting, what matters is who is counting the votes.
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Well, Linux did beat them, in two important segments, server and mobile (if you count Android as Linux). They still have enough market share for comeback though.
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Or you could use a docking station with proper keyboard, mouse and monitor(s). Works great if you also need to attend some meetings or conferences from time to time. Also, as a developer I don't need i7. SSD, great monitor, keyboard an
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I don't use PS, but in my use case this behaviour is really annoying. Maybe I am not their target user, I don't know - the problem is that Gimp is really nice piece of software and it is exactly what I need. I am baffled why they
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
THANK YOU!!! Didn't know that, will try it as soon as I can. You made my day. :)
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Great, lots of new features. But the crucial thing for me is still marked "wontfix": allow saving to external formats directly. I often open some png or jpeg, edit it and want to save it. But no, I have to export it, confirm that
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Genuinly curious: which products survived? All of the ones I read about had problems.
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Interesting - in my experience pdf.js is faster than adobe reader... Didn't measure it though.
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
YES!!! Great news, thank you! :)
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I use ff on android too, but I think they could do better. I miss chrome feature where it enlarges the touch area i there are multiple links near the touch point. Also, reader (great feature btw!) sometimes doesn't show all content. An
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Ok, we seem to have different approaches... :) I understand your position, I just think other (deterministic) solutions are safer (meaning: less likely to cause trouble). I know it is easy to be smart now that we know what happened, but I t
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Or in firefox, anywhere.
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
I imagine they only change the modified activities. I guess they can't do that for games...
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Mac addresses should be unique; at least for network cards. The address space of 48bits is not that small. Also, see the warning about entropy in your linked article. There is a difference between mathematical random() and CS random().
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by Drdrdrq 11y ago
Sure. But you are not lowering one risk on account of the other, so what's that got to do with anything? You will still have the same chance of HDD error, but now you also add a (admittedly small) chance of id collision. As for simplic

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