Fiahil

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by Fiahil 9y ago
Ah! I created a very similar game as a school project (a few years ago) ! It was a 2nd year project, pardon the messy commits : https://github.com/fiahil/Zappy
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Yahoo Finance
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by Fiahil 9y ago
I was so disappointed that they chose Ruby. I would have been impressed if they had chosen bare C and still manage to build it under 35 minutes.
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Pocketed that link under the "Apocalypse" tag. Thanks !
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Sure, I do that all the time. But, two things to consider: 1) No one outside of the 5 people attending the presentation will ever know. The 5 colleagues following the presentation absolutely don't care where the images are coming from,
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by Fiahil 9y ago
What is the issue with dropping copyrighted images into internal presentations ?
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Unless you're leaving the field with 5kg of apples, I doubt they'll care. But, this is coming from someone who plant fruits to eat them. We're not selling anything to grocery stores.
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by Fiahil 9y ago
No one cares (as long as it's within "reasonable" proportions). Any animal would happily eat 10 times the amount of corn you took. And, man, we're loosing so much fruits, because of global warming and cold snaps nowadays
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by Fiahil 9y ago
That list explain perfectly why I don't want to work on "marketing stuff" anymore. So much opportunity to waste time and money on trivial things. A blog ? A "sneeze page" ? What's the point if you don't ha
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by Fiahil 9y ago
From the original github commit: > With all these dozens of domains (over a hundred), it sure smells like they're incorporating a HSTS fingerprinting attack into their product portfolio. HSTS fingerprinting enables a server to tag e
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Of course, this would be even worse if the fruits in questions are https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durian This looks like this "amazing startup idea" is directly taken from a Narcos (netflix) marathon with lots
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Wouldn't it be better for everyone if US infosec conferences were hosted in Canada ?
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by Fiahil 9y ago
I never thought people would be working full time on emulator projects. I guess I really underestimated the amount of work going there.
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by Fiahil 9y ago
"For the Swarm!"
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Elastic could acquire a better support for their "cloud" offering. That would be nice. 48h on a critical ticket, still no intervention. Luckily, it's only the production cluster.
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Congratulations are in order ! I guess they're finally moving out of their Rivoli offices ! ;) (their Paris desk is located virtually across the street, but it's not so great)
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by Fiahil 9y ago
I think it's a joke.
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Well, I don't have an ethical dilemma. I would absolutely remove the extension the moment I can read or watch something without getting covered by full-volume-autoplay-ads and flashy popups. Start by respecting my ears, my eyes, my lap
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by Fiahil 9y ago
I already have an ad removal pass, it's called uBlock origin.
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by Fiahil 9y ago
I have a master's degree in computer science, and my experience was the complete opposite of yours. Projects were interesting, topics were well-covered, we had the opportunity to go really deep into some subjects (kernel programming, d
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by Fiahil 9y ago
While engineers may have an obligation to public safety in other fields, this is, strangely, not the case when writing software that ends up in automobiles. If we had a good way to blow the whistle, without ending in jail, we would see less
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by Fiahil 9y ago
One interesting point would be to check pay gap data across countries. We would see if Google is caring a little about these issues or is completely in a no-fuck-given mode where minorities and gender gaps issues are put after their profit.
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Come and see us in Europe, it's nice here !
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by Fiahil 9y ago
> Find a court that never upholds patents, incorporate in the local town, and infringe everyone's patents with relative safety. Yes, or -you know- incorporate in another country.
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by Fiahil 9y ago
It's 2017, dont't expect tabloid "journalists" to have integrity. Gotta drive thoses clicks.
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Hopefully, our new government won't be hostile to open source projects started under them. I would be happy if I could send pull requests to one of many institutional websites, rotten to the bone, we have today. And it's also refr
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Zerg players will love the name. And there might be a small intersection, somewhere, between business people and Starcraft amateurs.
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by Fiahil 9y ago
> If we want to avoid disaster, we need to start shrinking the cancer now, before it is too late. We should make spending transparent, publish a detailed account of what the money is being spent on and answer any reasonable questions ask
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Google is notoriously famous for their automated and permanent /kickban. It's literally the first law when using their products : "Don't trust them and never put important stuff in one single place". It doesn't
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by Fiahil 9y ago
Congratulations, you just described the advertising industry.

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