LaGrange

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by LaGrange 9y ago
Besides the "hiding" strategy (bots hide themselves under the windows clock. It's a wonderful world out there), I'm afraid it's unlikely you'll notice. Reliability of modern consumer software ain't all tha
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by LaGrange 9y ago
But how will you mine bitcoin or whatever for your favourite website then? /grumble
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Rkt is functionally different enough from Docker to be called a different tech, and Kubernetes is, like, a totally different category. Are you also calling bicycles, cars and motorbikes the same technology, because they all use the technolo
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by LaGrange 9y ago
No, technology is "docker." Containerisation is a family of technologies, but things like runc or - especially - LXC are quite different.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
As far as I remember things, because it breaks overlay filesystems, which are a major space saver in Docker world. Something might have changed, but last time I checked, you couldn't "offset" uids/gids on a filesystem ov
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by LaGrange 9y ago
"And to fix it is "far better" than to recycle it" Because what, because you say so? I mean, I can say it's far better to dress my phone up in a green skirt and hang it outside my window as a Christmas decoration th
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by LaGrange 9y ago
There's quite a bit of work into recycling those, and Apple has already has the means of recovering much of it - pity people don't generally return their used phones to them, though. Your replacement battery is unlikely to be recy
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Ah. Khm. Now I looked at the username blushes . Um, TBH if I didn't read you here I'd assume the line in "non-goals" means you actively don't want me to use it in pretty much anything I ever do, and follow that.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Hm, seems less active, and in the non-goals: "Replacing libsodium. Libhydrogen focuses on being small and is for environments where libsodium cannot be used."
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by LaGrange 9y ago
It's 2017, use libsodium: https://download.libsodium.org/doc/password_hashing/ .
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by LaGrange 9y ago
"Sure, this is a case where change could have only happened if everybody else joined in at the same time." If the US wasn't taken over by the free market capitalists for the last 30 years, this would be a solved problems. You
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by LaGrange 9y ago
"About the only browser fully supporting XHTML was Firefox and authors hated it because the spec also demanded a yellow page of death if the XHTML had any syntax errors." And this, kids, is why the Internet is, and always will be,
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by LaGrange 9y ago
They're common on slightly older bike paths that go on both sides of a main road, for example on Gedempte Oude Gracht in Haarlem: https://goo.gl/maps/ockjefMmUqx . It's actually super annoying, and I don'
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by LaGrange 9y ago
me: already groaning at the thought of fixing stuff after that one who didn't "read all that stuff," the "left", and thankfully the right was too busy pontificating to do anything so there's no fixing to be don
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by LaGrange 9y ago
It's not enough to be stable to be a standard, you also need authority that enforces it. Either because people "respect you" (whatever that means), or because there's a central authority forcing them to implement the sta
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by LaGrange 9y ago
For all their posturing, Russia just lacks the means to be as dangerous as the US is.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Meh. I say call Angular 3 "Angular Legacy" to make it clear it has a long heritage now.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Location makes sense, that's what I meant. Gender is too private, is represented naively, and exposing it to advertisers results, in my (trans) experience, in actively unpleasant ads. Oh, and from my experience with things like YT flip
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by LaGrange 9y ago
It's already too much, though. As far as I'm concerned, only location and "is this an adult?" should be allowed.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Ah, WSL. That sounds great. Docker works, let's try to edit something without messing up the permissions... $ git clone ssh://blahblahblah.space/repo.git [...] $ code repo VS Code opens... C:\windows\System32.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
No. Perl 6 has its own version scheme, and the number at the end of the language name is just a number. I'm not a particular fan of that - they should have changed the name entirely, IMO, eg. to Rby - but Perl 5 is not getting disconti
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Perl 6 is a different language. Last time I checked there was no plan to discontinue Perl 5.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
A natural candidate for a desktop app.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
You can figure out what the dependencies of a file using go list, I used something like ${GOCMD} list -f "{{ .ImportPath }} {{join .Deps \" \" }}" ./cmd/$command | \ xargs ${GOCMD} list -f "{{ if n
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Or people who would subscribe it are unable to afford the monetary cost. That doesn't mean it doesn't have value. Wouldn't justify wasting energy and compromising user privacy, as the current model does, but that's why c
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Bet on a software engineering blog to try to make a point using bad paralels with, uh, murdering women.
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by LaGrange 9y ago
The entire approach is called differential security, as in the headline of the thing we're commenting upon ;-) But, as someone mentioned, if the coin comes tails you should answer with another coin flip, not "yes".
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by LaGrange 9y ago
Re the Go thing: they give you a go package: https://github.com/nginx/unit/tree/master/src/go/unit . Note that it's actually CGo (which is not Go), and it uses a non-standard build process
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by LaGrange 9y ago
There are cubicles and, uh, tiny beige hellcubes. I like cubicles because, frankly, my only experience actually working in them was when I was delegated to work for Genentech for a bit (I don't usually work in the US). The cubicles the
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by LaGrange 9y ago
I do not live in the US. Those reimbursement is what sounds really weird.

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