Khaine

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by Khaine 7y ago
“the definition of open: "mkdir android ; cd android ; repo init -u git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/manifest.git ; repo sync ; make"” [1] Not anymore. Having basic android open source help when everything
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by Khaine 7y ago
Why don’t you fix it by removing it. Most web users don’t want native features overridden. It’s obnoxious. It breaks UI and UX paradigms. Whoever thought it was a good idea should get shot out of a canon. Decisions like this are why I do n
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by Khaine 8y ago
I wish NoScript would work with Safari. With Apple's commitment to privacy, they really need to lift their game with safari extension support.
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by Khaine 8y ago
I think most of the burn out comes from the 80-20 principle, where 20% of your staff deliver 80% of the output. I know where I work, if you work late and look around it is always the same handful of people who are working back. Usually it
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by Khaine 8y ago
Unless they have reproducible builds, information of the locale of the compiler gets added into metadata and other bits and pieces of the malware and that is how it gets tracked. Yes this information can be faked, which is why they try to c
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by Khaine 8y ago
Only if you want to MITM SSL connections. If you just want to do HTTP, you don't need a certificate.
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Home loan details of 100,000 customers hacked in major data breach(smh.com.au)
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by Khaine 8y ago
"toxic" has replaced "problematic" as the new go to insult
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by Khaine 8y ago
Except they are not using the DMCA, they are using google's own content id process, which has no checks and/or balances[1]. [1] https://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2013/12/19/the-injus.
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by Khaine 8y ago
The chans have a disproportionate impact on current online communication. The memetic use of macro images large stems from chans. As well as the propensity for trolling has been massively driven by chans
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by Khaine 8y ago
The NY Times have an Australian Bureau[1] and as such the laws of Australia apply to that Bureau. [1] https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/world/australia/new...
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by Khaine 8y ago
Compiz kick started the belief that Linux "Year of the Desktop" could be a realt thing. Wobbly windows, fire and the cube were great demos to get people interested in Linux
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by Khaine 8y ago
Facebook provided the means for Cambridge Analytica to occur. Facebook also shared social graph information with Obama's campaign. Facebook is far from blameless, and should be held to account for its scummy behaviour, and for enablin
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by Khaine 8y ago
Dick move. Don't be evil is definitely dead and buried at google
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by Khaine 8y ago
I'm not American. I have no doubt that the American Government has its own daemons and is shit in many ways. However, it is at least notionally accountable to its populace, and has always claimed and aspired to be a beacon of freedom
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by Khaine 8y ago
Thats weird. In Australia at least, "The Great War" is how WW1 was described. In that the war was so great (in its terribleness) that it would be the last war of its type.
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by Khaine 8y ago
So what your saying is that the unwashed masses shouldn't be able to vote? Maybe we should go back in time, and not let women vote either, I mean you know how hysterical they are.
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by Khaine 8y ago
No. It happens on two iPhones I have, one has the original screen and the other has had the screen replaced by Apple twice.
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by Khaine 8y ago
One government is actually putting people into fucking camps[1], the other isn't. The scale in which the Chinese Government is bad dwarfs the bad things the US Government may do. No Government is perfect, but there are orders of magni
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by Khaine 8y ago
The fact that the Government created protected classes is the entire point. Government's already have forced businesses to do business with people. That is a fact. This argument has nothing to do with what is and isn't a protec
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by Khaine 8y ago
FFS the government has already forced people to do business with those they don't like. You do remember the raison etre of the Civil Rights Act don't you? I'm pretty sure companies in the 1960s South didn't want to serv
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by Khaine 8y ago
Because market participants (i.e. brokers) need to 'mark to market'. That is, they need to transfer the net of their gains and losses to counter-parties. This occurs after the market close. To have continuously trading markets w
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by Khaine 8y ago
Many aspects of this talk (around the lessons to learn from Agile and failed Agile) can be applied more broadly to most functions and industries, not just software development.
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by Khaine 8y ago
3D Touch is great when it works. But sometimes it just doesn't. I know on my 6S, there are times where 3D Touch stops working until I restart my iPhone. It is so frustrating that it sometimes works/sometimes doesn't and if
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by Khaine 8y ago
Most new web features seem to enable malware and other scummy thing all to promote the web as an app platform. I would we rather leave http to be a document model, and create something new and better to support"web-based" apps.
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by Khaine 8y ago
Looks great. Can't wait to try it
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by Khaine 8y ago
"Elusive Whales Set New Record for Depth and Length of Dives Among Mammals. A new study of elusive Cuvier's beaked whales shows they can dive to nearly 10,000 feet (3,000 meters)." [1] [1] https://news.nationalgeo
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by Khaine 8y ago
I wouldn't hold the NHS up as a paragon of virtue. I got sick on a recent trip to London and tried to get in to see a GP under the NHS and it was impossible. The clinics near my hotel only accepted same day bookings. I tried calling
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by Khaine 8y ago
Unless your ESTA gets declined for any numebr of reasons. Then you need to get a visa.
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by Khaine 8y ago
I just download Blind for iOS, denied it the ability to send me notifications and it just crashes on launch. Does that happen to anyone else?

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