EmilStenstrom

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   by EmilStenstrom 10y ago

   I don't agree, people have declared the death of e-mail for many many years now, it's not going anywhere. It's definitely not to late to fix it.
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   by EmilStenstrom 10y ago

   I don't think this is about inventing a new protocol. It's about getting Gmail and Thunderbird on board. Has anyone put them in a room together?
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   by EmilStenstrom 10y ago

   I don't have any stats, but I imagine lots of users still connect over unencrypted ports directly to their ISP. We have to remember that most users are not like the HackerNews demographics. If you have stats that points to this conclus
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   How to make e-mail encrypted for everyone(friendlybit.com)

   74 points by EmilStenstrom 10y ago|45 comments
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   by EmilStenstrom 13y ago

   While we wait, lets make all sites we control ourselves use HTTPS. Change this line in the script: ga.src = ('https:' == document.location.protocol ? ' https://ssl' : ' http://www' ) + &#x2
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   A Modest Proposal: Dueling 3D Printer Board Game(azarask.in)

   5 points by EmilStenstrom 13y ago|1 comments
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   by EmilStenstrom 14y ago

   The basic stumbling block as I understood it was that there were no consensus on how to build a good migrations system. Instead of just picking one system and bundling it into Django the decision was to do iteration in third party libraries
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   by EmilStenstrom 14y ago

   They say that they will release an SDK so you can connect to it in the future too, whatever kind of device you have.
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   by EmilStenstrom 14y ago

   I think they are their own network, so you don't connect them to your existing one.
10. 160.▲
    by EmilStenstrom 14y ago

    Since they fixed the issue your reported, what are your thoughts on the project they are trying to push?
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    by EmilStenstrom 14y ago

    There are two big "design movements" on the web, and dustin represents one end of the spectrum. His side argues that great design makes things better, and that we all should put more time into design. The other side says "design is not need
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    by EmilStenstrom 15y ago

    I'm not sure I would call 600 pages of heavy math a "gentle introduction".
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    by EmilStenstrom 15y ago

    Great initiative. I just looked through my old updates, and there are lots of fun stuff there. Would hate to loose all of that just because Google can't properly run a microblogging service. I used the script at https://gist.github.com/156
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    by EmilStenstrom 15y ago

    Is this really so different from other disciplines? I find that courses and theory are good for grasping the basic concepts, not for actually learning how to use those concepts in the real world. I'm guessing that holds for most other disci
15. 165.▲
    by EmilStenstrom 16y ago

    Works fine on Firefox 4.0b7 on Win7 though.
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    by EmilStenstrom 16y ago

    Where do you get that data from? The numbers on that map are based on reports from Amnesty, so they should be pretty accurate. But if you have a better source, let us know so we can update it.
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    100 years of the death penalty [Interactive Graphic](deathmap.org)

    2 points by EmilStenstrom 16y ago|2 comments
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    by EmilStenstrom 16y ago

    Most scripts need access to the DOM, and waiting for the onload or domcontentloaded events ensure that the DOM has properly loaded when you run your script. Using setTimeout does not ensure that, so you can't really write a script tag then.