MarcellusDrum

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by MarcellusDrum 4y ago
Follow-up question: Wouldn't another use case be if passwords from a database were leaked, but they were hashed, you can still login as a user if you found a collision? But I think salting would prevent you from doing that, as the coll
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
Linux has been called many things, but "boring" is a new one for me, especially when compared to Windows.
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Today my Debian installation turns 21(old.reddit.com)
12 points by MarcellusDrum 5y ago|0 comments
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
I hope you realize you are being unnecessarily hostile with your answers. OP and the commentor you are replying to are asking legitimate questions, and giving solid criticism for a popular service most of us has no choice but to use. Being
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
But why would your average developer even bother learning about QT if not because of its popularity in the open source community? The companies that pay for QT will have a hard time finding talent if QT wasn't popular due to its open s
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
> The KDE foundation agreement is the only reason they still release Qt as open source And the KDE foundation is the only thing putting QT on the map. They wouldn't dare break the agreement, unless they want to burn their company to
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
The best personal wiki I've ever seen. Amazing work.
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
It is for Mac and Windows, not for Linux. They also are using WebView/WebView2, so they aren't building an engine. https://www.theverge.com/2021/12/21/22848133/duckduckgo-brow...
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
Don't want to be that guy, but honestly, what you are describing is exactly what Linux has to offer. Its a modern OS with modern tools unlike ReactOS, and its only downside is that it is not compatible with all Windows software, which
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
Thanks. Opened the link in OP and didn't understand anything. @dang, I think this should be changed.
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
"Got to date" doesn't work on Firefox 98.0.2. Console shows the error: Uncaught TypeError: app is undefined promptGoToDate https://calendar.sharats.me/app.js:303 onclick https://calendar.sh
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
I recommend Kate by KDE. Great editor.
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Statistics – Flathub(beta.flathub.org)
2 points by MarcellusDrum 5y ago|0 comments
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Appwrite: A Self Hosted and Open Source Alternative to Google’s Firebase(old.reddit.com)
1 points by MarcellusDrum 5y ago|0 comments
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
When reading the title, I immediately thought the article is about Terry Davis.
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
In their About page[0], they describe themselves as: "...a search engine that does what's right, that values and respects your privacy, whilst providing its own unique and unbiased search results." So they do claim to be unbi
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
Worked flawlessly and quickly on Firefox 97.0.2 on Windows.
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
Only currently. From what I gathered from their site, they plan to support all major platforms.
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Debugging with GDB(felix-knorr.net)
201 points by MarcellusDrum 5y ago|89 comments
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
Hey! So I tried to import a Postman collection, but the pre-request scripts aren't getting imported. Neither are the sample code snippets. Is this not implemented yet, or is it a problem with the collection (or something I'm doing
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
Yes, you can import a collection from Postman. As far as I can tell, it doesn't import the Pre-request scripts though, not sure why.
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
The website linked is not a landing page, but the actual tool, which is based purely on JS (Vue and Typescript to be precise). Here is the Github repo: https://github.com/hoppscotch/hoppscotch
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
I thought the title is fine as is, because this project is only interesting for those who know what Postman is, which is kind of the industry standard in its field. Long story short, both of these are tools used for testing APIs. You use th
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Hoppscotch: Open-source alternative to Postman(hoppscotch.io)
668 points by MarcellusDrum 5y ago|218 comments
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
I'd like (or hate, actually) to see what would happen to the US if a foreign power was able to fund a terrorist militia and overthrow their government. You have too much faith in the morals of humans who don't have a strong leader
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
Your first response is very respectful and much appreciated. As for this comment, you have a fair point. I don't doubt that if you ask Ukrainians right now, they will say that Russia is 10x worse than the USA, and they would be correct
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
It is if you look at the state of Libya today. They overthrew Ghadafi for the sole reason of him being anti-Imperialist, killing and ruining the lives of millions in the process.
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
The US overall has been worse to the Middle East overall than Russia is my argument. You knew that, of course, but you chose the vaguest claim in my argument, and ignored the rest which are also valid just to make yourself feel better. Whic
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by MarcellusDrum 5y ago
The phrase "the free world" rubs me the wrong way. I'm obviously against what Russia is doing, any sane man would be. But as a middle eastern, the US to us has been 10x worse than Russia: They killed a million Iraqis, they ki
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A functioning Turing Machine using Notepad++ and its find/replace regex engine(github.com)
428 points by MarcellusDrum 5y ago|87 comments

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