Eduard

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by Eduard 4y ago
Of course copyright lawyers have to prove in court their means how they hunted some violation. They would therefore have to disclose any modifications they made to an AGPL software, therefore giving insights how they hunt, therefore allow f
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by Eduard 4y ago
I'm not considering "anyone" here, I'm considering copyright/license lawyers. Would be kinda dumb for them to violate a license agreement (AGPL) while hunting for license violations.
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by Eduard 4y ago
> We can always have a JS layer for configuration while the core runs in Rust, much like for many Python libraries, the interface is in Python while the computation happens in C++. And this behind-the-scenes-native code-but-pretending-t
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by Eduard 4y ago
Very good suggestion, considering the sniffer could be used by copyright claims lawyers.
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by Eduard 4y ago
I agree. This game is in the cerebral palsy category of character animation (e.g. the NPC tourists on the canal's other side). GTA 3/4/5 are in the megalotesticle category (characters moving like wavering boats).
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by Eduard 4y ago
There are so many Cosmos satellites
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Beer Bottle(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Eduard 4y ago
Have you setup the "VirtualBox guest additions" inside your guest?
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by Eduard 4y ago
All the responses you got so far suggest exactly what this "Ask HN" actually wants to avoid: Terraform, AMI, Packer, Ansible, Chef ..., the list goes on Here is my suggestion for keeping it simple, by solely relying on skills you
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by Eduard 4y ago
Sounds futile to do for GET parameters.
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by Eduard 4y ago
Self-hosted Gitlab instances also can act as authentication services. Connecting git with an internal AD/LDAP allows for not requiring Azure AD.
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by Eduard 4y ago
Can it be you posted a link to a private direct massage you received on Twitter? Because I cannot see the message.
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by Eduard 4y ago
I find it fascinating you went through your life so far without knowing about citrix.
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by Eduard 4y ago
> Languages like JavaScript do not have any synchronous operations so you can't use them by mistake. Can you explain what you mean by this? Isn't it the opposite - Javascript has a synchronous execution model?
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by Eduard 4y ago
Background info on "Apple Pink" for everyone else out of the loop: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taligent#History TIL Apple Pink is where Google Fuchsia gets its name from.
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by Eduard 4y ago
Blame the industry for doing so much tracking and at the same time not developing an industry standard for automating user consent decisions.
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by Eduard 4y ago
Heavy "citation needed" here.
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by Eduard 4y ago
Google Trends shows "information superhighway" is getting midly more popular again in recent time: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=informat...
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by Eduard 4y ago
There are only ~368 grains of sand per ant?
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by Eduard 4y ago
Then everyone clapped in perfect rhythm.
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by Eduard 4y ago
What's the problem of using any of the many free webcrawler (libraries) available to crawl a website (even if solely based on the pages advertised by sitemap.xml / robots.txt-announced sitemaps), then extract structured data from
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by Eduard 4y ago
> The problem with GTA is that it's a fairly shallow game, which limits what kind of immersion you can experience. What?
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by Eduard 4y ago
Is WebTransport safe to bet on, and is there a risk it will be removed as HTTP/2 Server Push was? https://developer.chrome.com/blog/removing-push/
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by Eduard 4y ago
What's the state of art for sociology/government?
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by Eduard 4y ago
Doesn't work with Chrome Android.
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Reverse-engineering the MOS 7600 video game chip from 1976(twitter.com)
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by Eduard 4y ago
On all Windows operating systems I have used, this workaround (winkey+left/right) unfortunately does not work for moving modal pop-ups. For example, when starting KeePass by opening a .kdbx password safe file, KeePass will first open t
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by Eduard 4y ago
> I so frequently see this tone with accessibility discussions: "X is not accessible, so don't use it, stop what you're doing, this is bad." 'Don't use X for reasons ABC' is a great advice! Why use unus
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by Eduard 4y ago
"Allowing people to participate in society is great but hardly humanity's goal." Not only does your comment show ignorance of a significant percentage of humans, it also shows you have zero idea of the fact that good accessib
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by Eduard 4y ago
Brace yourself: the "European accessibility act" will soon make accessibility a legal requirement to the private sector, including computers, operating systems, smartphones, and e-commerce. https://ec.europa.eu/so

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