OptionX

9 ms·

91.
by OptionX 5y ago
Why are people talking about this in Linux Kernel Mailing list? This trend of social and political issues having to be discussed absolutely everywhere ad nauseam is the most deranged thing.
92.
by OptionX 5y ago
Thats what the average web dev thinks the average person wants.
93.
by OptionX 5y ago
Regardless if you think this is good or bad one things I think bears pointing out. Twitch banning process has no accountability. They can ban you for however slight or even perceived and for a lot of people it means a loss of their liveliho
94.
by OptionX 6y ago
With 10k engineers you would think they could task a couple of guys the remove the forced Facebook account use to use the Oculus products. /s
95.
by OptionX 6y ago
I'm pretty sure the hash is meant to symbolize a comment, not a header.
96.
by OptionX 6y ago
Never had anything given to me by any connection in my family. Heck, my family dosen't even have any connections I could profit off if I wanted to. Now, it does annoy me having had to jump-backwards through the modern interviews for te
97.
by OptionX 6y ago
If you're using whataboutism to justify something you already lost. Two wrongs don't make a right. By the same conflation one could argue that nepotism is a prefectly valid employment tactic due to quota-filling also being.
98.
by OptionX 6y ago
Claming the hackers would have been able to compromise SolarWinds even with good security pratices does not absolve the company of having actual good security. I know there are people that can pick a lock. Still gonna have them on my doors
99.
by OptionX 6y ago
A rather lackluster solution to the power of social media in current society. A nationalist-approved twitter clone seems most likely an euphemism for a politically-controlled echo box to preserve the status quo and foster ultra-nationalism.
100.
by OptionX 6y ago
The idea of having Google of all people make a cookie replacement seems a real "fox in the henhouse" kind of situation.
101.
by OptionX 6y ago
So who elected Ron Guilmette to a position whre he can police the internet over whats acceptable and what isn't? Seems like a job you kinda have to be elected or something and be accountable to do, not just one keyboard warrior nuking
102.
by OptionX 6y ago
>Firefox 84 is the final release to support Adobe Flash. My newgrounds nostalgia hit me hard after reading this. Despite any criticism on flash it self, there were some pretty cool stuff made with it all the same.
103.
by OptionX 6y ago
This might come as a surprise to you, but being a slave is not in fact a job. If there were any wages to be stolen in the first place they wouldn't be slaves. But considering how many times you've been wrong and are just moving th
104.
by OptionX 6y ago
Slavery only counts as stolen good if you still consider black people property :)
105.
by OptionX 6y ago
Well, by your own analogy. If both you and the robber have been dead for 300+ years would it make sense to make the robbers family pay your descendants for it? Keep in mind none of the people had contact with anyone remotely involved with t
106.
by OptionX 6y ago
So we're sending police at the homes of people that say stuff we don't like on the internet? Is this the official, government endorsed, swatting?
107.
by OptionX 6y ago
And its not, its the IETF since whats being discussed here is the IETF version not Google's. Is was their choice to adopt QUIC for HTTP/3 and standardized it. If you don't like the IETF then its another matter. Just point you
108.
by OptionX 6y ago
Supposedly not (vs TCP/TLS), at least not in the Google implementation (haven't read anything about the IETF version). And with 0-RTT, when it comes out, you gain some performance back anyway by not having to re-handshake on drops
109.
by OptionX 6y ago
ISPs are more likely to move in the direction of reading your traffic to inject ads rather than remove it.
110.
by OptionX 6y ago
Very well explained, thank you!
111.
by OptionX 6y ago
Sorry I'm a layman at best on the subject, buts whats the difference between this project and, for example, W7-X?
112.
by OptionX 6y ago
Is there any resource, either online, print of any other form, that lists many data structures in a ordered, searchable manner? Something close to a dictionary or compendium that you could, for example, search what data structures had bett
113.
by OptionX 6y ago
Here's hoping some Microsoft big-wig read this and remembers they don't have a default terminal editor at all since edit died. I don't mind powershell, but having a self-proclaimed management platform with no out-of-the-box t
114.
by OptionX 6y ago
"collecting your browser history just to display a stupid favicon is the most ridiculous excuse I've heard in a long while" Though I agree the the implementation could be better, they should just check the head and the root f
115.
by OptionX 6y ago
"This is an Antifa instance" stickied on the front page by an admin no less. If I wanted a politicized cesspool reddit-clone I would just use Voat. Fail to see the point.
116.
by OptionX 6y ago
And what are the victims of violent crimes in those neighborhood do in the interim between the take resources from the already strained police departments and use them other for long-term measures? And I'm even assuming they even would
117.
by OptionX 6y ago
Is it still satire when probably closely mirrors many actual discussions taking place right now? Kinda sad when pc culture becomes a parody of itself instead of striving to be inclusive to everyone like its original purpose.
118.
by OptionX 6y ago
The website seems to be down (the downsides of HN notoriety!) but any browser nowadays that's not a skin over a chromium base I support.
119.
by OptionX 6y ago
That's why we're all watching EVDs right now.
120.
by OptionX 6y ago
If they're twice more likely to be committing crimes then it would explain it.

More ›