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HugoDaniel
11y ago
He probably meant that they prefer to serve the interest of big economic groups/industries above the people in the country they are empowered to rule.
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bastille needs to go down again
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French Constitutional Council Widely Approves Surveillance Law
(laquadrature.net)
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After holland comes france. Where should i put my servers ?
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11y ago
free as in beer. and you can only drink a bit.
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The Essential Cyberpunk Reading List
(io9.com)
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11y ago
Embrace Extend Extinguish ah.. oops, wrong post i guess
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11y ago
Great article that covers the basics and the tradeoffs between these techniques. Yet i wonder if the techniques these days require multiple passes ? what kind of new techniques are used today to do this with one pass ?
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Electronic Music Artist Susumu Yokota Has Died
(pitchfork.com)
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I knew of gnash, but this is another story. Amazing, thanks.
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Sorry, i meant alternative to the closed source flash player, keeping the same spec and not breaking compatibility. As implied by the comment.
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11y ago
Unfortunately in this case avoiding the problem won't make it go away. Many old sites will stop working (my first site was done in flash) as well as many games that are still heavily played today by millions of people. Also flash IDE p
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11y ago
On *BSD kernels you can use securelevel to achieve proper immutability to some extent (like unchangeable pf rules, read-only raw disk devices, etc...). Disabling ssh only gives you the guarantee that ssh is going to be disabled, and that is
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New Age Bullshit Generator
(sebpearce.com)
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Great Font Combinations
(designmodo.com)
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11y ago
I must try this, i have never been able to solve a rubik cube. I usually just mess around and trash it until there is no escape. Many thanks :)
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11y ago
These new syntactic sugar additions are great for lazy fat-prone people like me :)
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Linux Creator Linus Torvalds Laughs at the AI Apocalypse
(gizmodo.com)
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11y ago
And now for something completely different: dracmacoin !! :O
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11y ago
Yes, you are right, i was mislead by the final animation (it is indeed an animation and not a scrollable part).
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11y ago
I agree. I guess i was mislead by the title then.
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11y ago
What is the real advantage of this over clicking on the page ? As i see it, usual scrolljacking implementations give the illusion of a more immersive experience with the following tradeoffs over clicking navigation: - interferes with the in
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Yet there is a reason why brainf*ck is not used much.
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This is an amazing effort, implementing ApplicativeDo and using Haxl for automatic batching and concurrency, doing code hot-swap in a compiled language, developing per-request automatic memoization, finding a aeson performance bug, translat
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11y ago
Parallel and Concurrent Programming in Haskell By Simon Marlow
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IMO non-copyleft opensource licenses are better for technology push as they lower the barriers for the closedsource industry to embrace and extend the technology. This might also be the case with Apple and Swift.
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Building on top of the author conclusion: How can we have quality distraction ? "It may be that, with our mobile games and Twitter feeds and YouTube playlists, we’ve allowed distraction to become predictable and repetitive, manageable
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I wonder if they have anything planned for in-app ads, as these seem to be trending.
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Gaming Made Me: Fallout 2
(rockpapershotgun.com)
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