Jaepa

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by Jaepa 9y ago
Flash isn't dead yet, through its dying for sure. The only positive thing of unfortunately likely EME is it may put another nail in the coffin.
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by Jaepa 9y ago
This is interesting, but I could see some possible issues. It would be fun to ask the Devs some questions. eg: if peers are able to select their arbitrators, how do you prevent a peer and & arbitrator from gaming the system. There is a
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by Jaepa 9y ago
As there is no concept of arbitrator reputation, it makes no sense to deselect arbitrators, as this will only reduce his trading possibilities. Traders will only be able to take offers of users with whom they have at least
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by Jaepa 9y ago
While it mostly piggy backs on ag, I think tag ( https://github.com/aykamko/tag ) has one of the best UX workflows I've seen.
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by Jaepa 9y ago
First off this looks cool. But these 4G connected smart ODB dongles scare the crap out of me. You are giving an IOT device the ability to disable breaks, the transmission, and lock you inside. I'm not really worried about a Maximum Ove
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by Jaepa 9y ago
> "DevOps" is a teamwork style and process pattern... Everytime I see a posting hiring a DevOps developer, I grind my teeth a little. It's like a posting for an Agile Developer from a couple years ago. There isn't suc
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Oh no, I agree full hearty with you. I think the IoT trend is scary a fuck. Especially since there is no rules for support. Even if the vendor does a good job building the system, after it stops receiving updates it will become unsafe to us
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by Jaepa 10y ago
But thats not really how markets work. It follows demands. If the ratio of ∂q_smart/∂t > ∂q_dumb/∂t then is what they will try to sell. Eventually ∂q/∂t will reach near equilibrium, but even then, a smart device for most t
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Oh god, no. I think that would make companies happy, and cynically I'd say it give them a new tool for obsoleting hardware as standards change. But most people I know are more scared IoT then excited by it's potential. Most the pe
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by Jaepa 10y ago
> If you add an ethernet port to your coffee maker and it doesn't increase any sales, are these reports counting it as a growth in the IoT market and loss in the older market? Actually I think that's kind of the root. It's
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by Jaepa 10y ago
This was actually one of the arguments for feature shredding things like browser customization (see Classic Theme Restorer) and tab groups (see uhm Tab Groups).
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by Jaepa 10y ago
https://youtu.be/sbX6K7ky9LQ
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Standboxing what just introduced in Firefox as well. But yes I agree.
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by Jaepa 10y ago
I'd like to suggest taking some time to read through some off the EFF's collection on this. https://ssd.eff.org/ If you are worried about more national level threats While it is more dense PrivacyTools.io has pret
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by Jaepa 10y ago
TouchID has the issue that a law enforcement can make you unlock your phone. In short cops can get your fingerprints, which is on you, but not compel you to say or do something. https://www.engadget.com/2014/10/31&
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Security is debatable. Sand boxing was just introduced. Customizable maybe, but between the australis, xul deprecation, and the limited theming API I don't think Mozilla really cares. Also for a open source browser. Are you aware the i
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by Jaepa 10y ago
The author of the posted article is the author is TabGroups.
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Preverse actions aren't a good response to preserve incentives, though it is often required. The same argument is used to auto playing to take over ads. You can't blame content makers who can't continue unless they add more a
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Hey Michael. Honestly, I usually will skip the FAQs, which is the only place I could find reference to this decoupling.
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Nylas has somewhat of a weird model. The Nylas client doesn't connect to you mail provider directly, instead the Nylas client connects to the Nylas Sync Engine. It used to be that using this API for this was a couple hundred a year, pe
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Hmmm alright interesting. I'll look at this when I get off work. Thank you for the reply.
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Alfred piggybacks on spotlight's metadata index for finding a file, how does the file finder for this work? This looks great. I've been debating on building my own tool for this. I'll try and contribute some code to this.
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Are you sure about #3? I read it issues are not to be used but PR are.
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by Jaepa 10y ago
I feel like waiting until you know enough to switch is like the developer's Zeno's Paradox. If you want to switch to Arch, find an afternoon and switch. The wiki has a good starters guide. After you've run through it once wip
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Its worth mentioning that PostBox is a fork of Thunderbird.
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Unless they've updated this, they can but don't by default.
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Onboarding non-US users to Facebook (Brazil & India particularly) & using address book contacts & metainfo from encrypted communications to create social graphs. I've never really understood the argument of well its Faceboo
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by Jaepa 10y ago
There are a couple options, but it kind of depends on what you want. There is Openstack, which is a collections of IaaS provider with connected with an API. Digitial Ocean & Vultr which you already know about. GCE mentioned else where h
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by Jaepa 10y ago
Yeah,I would shocked if it wasn't. Its a unique fingerprint that can be used to collect large amounts of metadata of a subset of the population that is both technically able, not wanting to be listened to.
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by Jaepa 10y ago
I agree, but this judge hasn't done this. And every time this Judge has acted its been overturned by a higher court. They've arrested an foreign citizen, seized funds for a separate company (albeit a subsidiary of the parent compa

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