Legogris

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by Legogris 7y ago
For sure! August is a great time to visit FWIW, Parisians flee the city for vacation (and the tourist load is always high here any time of the year anyway), so more quiet and calm. The catacombs are constant temperature, so a great way to e
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by Legogris 7y ago
o hai :D Different one.
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by Legogris 7y ago
Maybe I should have formulated myself better. Like you say, it's self-imposed/self-enforced. The danger is definitely real. If you don't know where you're going you might get lost and people get lost for good from time t
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by Legogris 7y ago
At least the person who introduced me told me one should be personally introduced - so I will respect it and leave it at that (it's nothing weird or complicated though and I wouldn't be surprised if rulesets have mutated and forke
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by Legogris 7y ago
A seasoned cataphile invited me for the yearly gathering of the carbide-lamp holders in the catacombs one night last year. It's really like a different dimension of Paris and truly awesome and unique. It was a party of about 100 people
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by Legogris 7y ago
I have made the opposite conclusion - large parts of critical infrastructure are vulnerable today and we shouldn't underestimate just how disruptive and destructive one could be without great expertise. It's a ticking bomb. Trivia
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by Legogris 7y ago
> On a platform level, we believe GTK should stop forcing a single stylesheet on all apps by default. Instead of apps having to opt out of this by hardcoding a stylesheet, they should use the platform stylesheet unless they opt in to som
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by Legogris 7y ago
F* is rad! Idris indeed still has some way to go to be production ready but I like to give it relevant attention when I can. It's like a reimagined Haskell :)
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by Legogris 7y ago
Stronger assertions can be given by static types. For more expressive assertions, dependent types[0] as seen in Idris[1] are very powerful. When it comes specifically to cryptography, I think formal verification should be added for increase
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by Legogris 7y ago
Sure. Even if I disagree with the letter, no one has asked for disallowing distros to do anything - it's more of a plea than a demand.
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by Legogris 7y ago
The exact same argument could be made for web apps, but we still have userChrome.css and userContent.css which solves this neatly.
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by Legogris 7y ago
I can see why the Electron-haters are downvoting you, but you're completely right. Don't build your apps in GTK if you don't want to have overridden GTK configurations affect your UI. I would really like Electron to add an on
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by Legogris 7y ago
> The kind of sameness you want in design is a different kind than in code. Maybe me, as a user, don't want your sameness. Why are you arguing that users should use things differently if they're happy with their own way, even i
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by Legogris 7y ago
I couldn't disagree more. If the user wants the intended experience, they will not apply a different theme for your app. The whole reason a user has applied a different theme on your app is because they disagree with your choices and
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by Legogris 7y ago
For a decentralized alternative, see Gitcoin, currently used especially by projects in and around the Ethereum space: https://gitcoin.co/
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by Legogris 7y ago
The BTC could be used as payments for services or products which don't require identification (and holding "dirty" BTC is now the problem of the sand celler if they ever want to take it to traditional businesses in jurisdicti
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by Legogris 7y ago
Also 21g of carbohydrates, most of which will likely not end up in the end product. Peas contain iron, the protein in peas doesn't.
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by Legogris 7y ago
Exercise and rehabilitation, turns out it's something dog owners in the area had been missing.
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by Legogris 7y ago
I can't speak for ThinkReality, but HoloLens (2) is definitely not intended to be an Oculus competitor but for industry applications. I'm confident that consumer-grade AR/VR for anything but enthusiasts is at least a couple o
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by Legogris 7y ago
I'd argue otherwise. For example, my sister just opened a local swimming pool for dogs and using one of these platforms is great for her so far. A presence with opening hours, pricing and contact details are all many small businesses n
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by Legogris 7y ago
I was banned from PayPal after 11 years - because my account was initially registered when I was under 18, which is a breach of ToS. They explicitly forbid me to register again. It really came out of the blue from nowhere. Luckily for me I
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by Legogris 7y ago
Not exactly clients, but the Parity multisig "hack"[0] was pretty wild. All it took was one permissionless call to permanently wipe the shared library of a large bunch of multisig wallets, thereby freezing those wallets forever. S
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by Legogris 8y ago
> How is that only available to authoritarian governments? Athens (GR) has had an even/odd number plates policy since the 1980s... Similar policy in Paris, which I don't think anyone could argue falls in the authoritative side
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by Legogris 8y ago
I guess this is the way to go. Quite annoying as I am switching between different screen setups/resolutions/physical layouts frequently.
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by Legogris 8y ago
> I can't find a link at the moment, but I recall a paper showing even a very granular clock will suffice for Spectre exploits, albeit with lower bandwidth. The linked article mentions this and the linked paper gives some references
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by Legogris 8y ago
The thing I am yet to achieve is getting a configuration for my laptop that works fine both on the laptop screen and on one or several connected external displays. No problem with KDE Plasma, but when running a tiling WM without a DE...
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by Legogris 8y ago
Yes and no. All incoming and outgoing correspondence is kept on a public record and can be requested. So if you send in a request per e-mail or post, it can be accessed. But you can still can in anonymously or walk in to their office and re
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by Legogris 8y ago
It's not valid if 19.2 introduces breaking changes form 19.1
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by Legogris 8y ago
Aside from being a blatant marketing attempt, you should seriously stop overusing hashtags like this outside of Twitter.
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by Legogris 8y ago
This is horrible. Averaging < 1 build per hour for the past 24h. I don't see us staying on Travis for much longer given recent events.

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