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8y ago
>Would you say Nvidia is price fixing because their volta products are priced "suspiciously high"? No, but AMD would (I have no clue if they do) release a cheaper product and therefore get the biggest market share. The problem
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8y ago
Some tips to improve the website (Last time I did this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16621584 ): Make the header's height larger. It's very, unusually small, compared to the vast majority of the internet. At
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8y ago
AFAIK, with vue-cli 3.0 (that now includes a browser GUI) you can just add plugins to your existing project, and a router plugin should exist. Previously on vue-cli 2.x, it was just a question on the project initialization step.
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8y ago
Usually hosters do this so they have some verfied name or address in case of abuse.
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8y ago
Sorry, have you got any source for the vue-native part? I haven't heard of that and I'm interested.
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8y ago
Even that took 10s to load for me, haha.
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8y ago
Even Greenpeace at least doesn't think that it's a bad idea: "Experimental underwater data centres could be more sustainable if connected to offshore wind power, but Microsoft must focus more on investing in new renewable ene
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8y ago
Well, they are not major enough, I guess. Never heard of them. Edit: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/ No wonder this is not a popular site.
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8y ago
Yeah no, they really need another name. Bitbucket is known. Everybody talking about gitbucket will have to make it twice clear that it's not Atlassian's bitbucket.
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8y ago
I know this is not really on topic, but forensic companies like Cellebrite can unlock/get the data from almost any iOS Device. Remember, those were the guys that unlocked the San Bernardino iPhone. Android full encryptions are harder&
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8y ago
Sorta a definition problem of essential and functional, you have to sorta-guess what a user might expect.
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8y ago
Giving it webcam access on Chrome Windows, without having a webcam, it gave funny results: https://i.imgur.com/k03jWag.png It mirrored my second monitor and different squares appeared all over the screen.
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Moter8
8y ago
It's not the hosting, but the publication process, I think. I am not involved in this stuff, just read quite some posts on StackExchange Academia.
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8y ago
I've talked with someone on IRC about this, and apparently they do give out the email rather easily (without being law enforcement, abuse stuff, etc), so there's still some possibility to contact the domain owner even if there
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8y ago
Why does not a single link on https://joinmastodon.org/ (scroll a bit for the example sites) work? I tried 10 of them but none of them work?
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8y ago
Why is there a log in button at the top right but not a sign up? I know with the google auth thing it's the same, but as a user you don't know it. Perhaps make an entire "contact" page, I dislike mailto: links. It opens
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8y ago
What about the millions of people that do? The commenter's case was about removing or not allowing it at all, but de facto it's required. I'm pretty sure non-matchmaked games don't have anticheat features -- it would be
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8y ago
Sounds like you wouldn't have to change anything then. Make extra personal data stuff opt-in, rest should be the same as usual.
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8y ago
GDPR is formulated in this way, because good laws are not special and well-"explained", they have to be general so you can apply them to almost everything.
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8y ago
But then, there would be no competitive gaming anymore. Or even non-competitive, but still matchmaked gaming. It would just plain suck. Nobody would have fun, not even the cheaters, when they are going to play against eachother.
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8y ago
Could you tell us what site it is, so we can see it too?
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8y ago
Almost instantly nowadays, because there are streaming torrent programs.
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8y ago
Not sure why you are saying this, when the site uses a "usual" captcha (that can probably be solved easily, but that's another thing): https://www.dns.pl/cgi-bin/en_whois.pl See also https://w
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8y ago
Loaded in 2 seconds for me, the entire thing seems to be 1.5MB which is not bad.
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8y ago
Please, don't automatically enable a translation (in this case german) if it's terrible. Bad translation of "Express" and "Pro": https://i.imgur.com/5YE18Rk.png Header and the two button texts
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8y ago
Doesn't work for me (anymore) in Chrome 65. Used to work.
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9y ago
Already exists professionally (as in -- commercial product). Sadly I don't remember a name.
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9y ago
I'm driving my VW Fox from 2005 with a broken pump for 12+ months now. The only bad thing is parking, you get used to it. Gotta take the jacket off before attempting to park in or park out, or you are going to sweat a lot.
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9y ago
But don't the ads on megaupload make it illegal then? (For them of course)
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9y ago
So basically, what rust prohibits.
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