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by Flenser 8y ago
Skip to 6:20 for the testing tools. How hard would it be to do the equivalent of skein path and transcript tools for other "regular" programming languages?
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Inform 7 Introductory Screencast(vimeo.com)
1 points by Flenser 8y ago|0 comments
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by Flenser 8y ago
https://www.dxx-rebirth.com/
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Crash: how computers are setting us up for disaster (2016)(theguardian.com)
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by Flenser 8y ago
In an article where the author is writing about how their privacy is being infringed and they have chosen to switch away from that infringing service I'd say it would be fair to ask the author why they're publishing on a platform
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by Flenser 8y ago
There is a Paul Sutter at SpaceX: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-sutter-csp-44270370/ But I think it's actually this Paul Sutter: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sutter/ based on thes
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by Flenser 8y ago
One thing you can do to mitigate risk is to disable any extension you aren't actively using day to day and only turn them on when you need them. If an extension goes rogue it will then hopefully be detected before you activate it again
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by Flenser 8y ago
I once had issues with caching js resources, while I was developing, so I wrote some code to MD5 hash the js, generate an identicon from the MD5 hash and then output the identicon and hash with the name of the js file on the browser's
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by Flenser 8y ago
A perfect recreation of the Enterprise-D in an "Experience" that you just walk around, would probably not have been a problem for CBS if that's all it was ever going to be used for. I think the problem for CBS was that anyone
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by Flenser 8y ago
It's unclear to me the problem you are addressing. Searching for places to make amendments is an important consideration when naming something. I would have thought that class names like "profile-card" would be easier to sear
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by Flenser 8y ago
What I'm saying is you have files client-alice.css and client-bob.css, and you define different profile-card:hover rules in each. But with functional css you have nothing to hang your rules on.
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by Flenser 8y ago
You could do this with SASS or LESS. Make all the "functional" classes as abstract mixins or placeholder selectors (in SASS parlance), and then use them to define your concrete semantic classes.
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Linus Torvalds: 'I'll never be cuddly but I can be more polite'(bbc.co.uk)
369 points by Flenser 8y ago|441 comments
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by Flenser 8y ago
What about theming/branding so that you can make your enterprise web-app fit in with each of your clients other web-apps? If your class names are semantic like profile-card it's easy to have a branding css file for each client.
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by Flenser 8y ago
A perfect recreation of the Enterprise-D in an "Experience" that you just walk around, would probably not be a problem for them if that's all it was. The problem was probably that anyone could take the model and assets and tu
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by Flenser 8y ago
Could you also remove the "Show HN:" this isn't a free book, see first comment by anonytrary.
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by Flenser 8y ago
It's a potential privacy violation for Alice and Bob! How about this scenario: Alice has Chrome synced to her Google account on her PC. Bob uses Chrome on his PC but has no Google account and does not log in to Google services. He does
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by Flenser 8y ago
After watching this and his Boundaries talk, and then reading the Out of the Tar Pit paper, I started watching Pete Hunt's first talks on why they built React and had an epiphany why React was going to end up being the most popular fro
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by Flenser 8y ago
There's a similar flow diagram in a 2017 paper titled "Do you need a Blockchain?" [1] which identifies 3 types of blockchain: * Permissionless Blockchain * Public Permissioned Blockchain * Private Permissioned Blockchain [1]
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by Flenser 8y ago
> Vault associates each dynamic secret with a lease and automatically destroys the credentials when the lease expires So whatever is accepting the secret must be checking with Vault to verify the secret.
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by Flenser 8y ago
the master key is split into shards. See under "Why" here: https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/concepts/seal.html
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by Flenser 8y ago
Thanks, that would be a great help! I could manage that query but your average user wouldn't. How about a way to export it to a CVS file so it can be viewed and filtered in the users choice of spreadsheet app?
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by Flenser 8y ago
> I've got 20-odd hard drives that have accumulated over the years, filled with backups and libraries from Apple Photos, Aperture, Picasa, several hundred gigs of Google Takeout tarballs, and other ancient DAM apps. I'm in a si
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by Flenser 8y ago
And if you haven't heard of him, Cordwainer Smith is well worth reading too.
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by Flenser 8y ago
Cross platform and scriptable with JavaScript: https://hluk.github.io/CopyQ/ And translated into 22 languages: https://github.com/hluk/CopyQ/tree/master/translations
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by Flenser 8y ago
DOM functions like getElementsByClassName return a nodelist, which as you say behaves like an array.
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by Flenser 8y ago
It makes sense in that it: - reuses technology Tesla have already developed and are familiar with - increases sales of said tech - a controlled setting where they can get more data about real-world performance of their tech - introduces the
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by Flenser 8y ago
can you edit your hosts file or get it changed by IT?
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by Flenser 8y ago
Computer Crimes and Capers Edited by Isaac Asimov, Martin H. Greenberg & Charles G. Waugh Publication date 1983 Table of Contents: Introduction -- crime up to date Isaac Asimov DARL I LUV U Joe Go
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by Flenser 8y ago
A more cybercrime themed Vinge short story would be True Names. It's out of print AFAIK but you can find it online.

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