Pooge

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by Pooge 5y ago
No. That's the job of unit tests, integration tests and your CI/CD pipeline or alternatively the test environment (dev, staging, quality control, you name it...). Moreover, the person having written the code is supposed to have ch
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by Pooge 5y ago
I just reread the comment and maybe you are right. I don't know if he edited the comment or if I misread when I wrote my reply, but I didn't see the word "goes". So I read "I believe the argument [...]".
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by Pooge 5y ago
What is going on with those new accounts preaching against online privacy recently? Edit: For the lurkers trying to educate themselves, I recommend those resources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing_to_hide_argument
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by Pooge 5y ago
> It's good marketing, but they're essentially lying by omission here. But so is the "clear Internet", really. Sure there is a high proportion of innocent traffic, but if you think in terms of criminal activities, I a
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by Pooge 5y ago
> it's clearly very useful for child abusers looking to not get caught And clearly very useful for activists and journalists to not get imprisoned and tortured because they revealed things they shouldn't have.
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by Pooge 5y ago
> Are the vast majority of knives being used to stab people? This is a good point, but more on that below. > It's such an alarming figure, it really should be in the Tor documentation as a warning of what you'll actually be
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by Pooge 5y ago
> So there's not really a moral case for this either. You'd just be enabling paedophiles to cover their tracks. Let's ban knives makers because they allow people to get mugged. By making knives, they're enabling mugge
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by Pooge 5y ago
- Persona 5 Royal: a turn-based JRPG with an incredible soundtrack and great story. I like the art style, too. Currently only available on PlayStation 4, but many expect a PC port to come soon. - Yakuza 0: an action-adventure JRPG, with a r
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by Pooge 5y ago
Seems good! Perhaps I'll read them both so I have a better understanding of Rust as a programming language and of systems programming in general.
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by Pooge 5y ago
Is it adequate to learn systems programming concepts? I already know the concepts of Rust, so I'd rather learn the former. It's fine if the book teaches both, though.
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by Pooge 5y ago
Slightly off-topic: has anyone here read Rust in Action[1]? How does it compare to other resources? I'm mostly a back-end engineer, but I've read the Rust Book[2] and I'd like to learn more about systems programming. [1]: ht
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by Pooge 5y ago
Crazy how Chinese people can't even travel freely to Taiwan - allegedly the same country as theirs [1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_passport#Travel_Permit...
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by Pooge 5y ago
The developers don't recommend storing your TOTP secrets in the same database as your passwords [1]. I used to do this, but now I'm using andOTP [2]. [1]: https://keepassxc.org/docs/#faq-security-totp [2]: h
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by Pooge 5y ago
If you drag'n'drop the URI in mpv [1], you can bypass the age restriction. Not convenient, but if you need it it's very useful. [1]: https://mpv.io/
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by Pooge 5y ago
Instead of using bookmarks, you could subscribe via RSS. Sometimes the link is not easily found, except if you use a reader that will "auto-find" the URI for you (I use Brook [1]). [1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/e
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by Pooge 5y ago
If every Snapchat user paid $2/month, wouldn't Snapchat have decent revenue? For some service the infrastructure might cost a lot, but I don't think it applies to Snapchat (it's a very "ephemeral" photo-sharing
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by Pooge 5y ago
Worth pointing out that there would be no place selling pizza anymore. Why buy one when you can eat (and read) for free?! It wouldn't be a bright world, but the web nowadays isn't bright. Man it makes me sad.
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by Pooge 5y ago
> Now everyone is anti-ad I became anti-ad. I absolutely cannot browse the web normally without having uBlock Origin installed. Websites that place intrusive ads are responsible for this. > they still feel entitled to consume content
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by Pooge 5y ago
> critical mass would need to be 10x as big so that not everyone has a shitty download rate Yes, but those who are downloading have - in the best case scenario - a better bandwidth and can therefore seed even more than before. From my ex
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by Pooge 5y ago
> upload speeds for DSL and Cable have usually been only 10-20% of download speeds Why or how is that an issue? Anybody that contributes to the seeding, however small, matters. Because files are cut into a lot of pieces, there is no comp
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by Pooge 5y ago
Also worth noting that it's a fork of Mastodon and they didn't comply with the license requirement initially [1]. Boggles my mind that they didn't just make a new instance to be part of the federation, instead of... reinventi
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by Pooge 5y ago
> In addition to this, ProtonMail has no password requirements, and the Professor has tested it with passwords like ‘1’, ‘iloveyou’, and ‘password’, which are all trivial to crack in dictionary attacks. Once these can be confirmed, an at
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by Pooge 5y ago
I really don't understand why they would remove it because it probably doesn't cost anything to keep it available. I don't think they keep updating it. Borderlands 2 stopped updating the game on Linux, so you couldn't pl
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Tomb Raider's Linux Port from Feral Interactive Delisted on Steam(gamingonlinux.com)
1 points by Pooge 5y ago|1 comments
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by Pooge 5y ago
> Making a browser as your primary product is just not profitable without monetizing your userbase in some form or fashion and it takes a shit ton of work to keep it modern and secure. Then why can I not purchase Mozilla merch? They shut
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An Introduction to Post-Quantum Public Key Cryptography(infoq.com)
2 points by Pooge 5y ago|0 comments
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by Pooge 5y ago
I contacted them approximately 4 years ago to denounce the developers of TrackMania that don't hash passwords [1]. I have not received an answer since, and I bet they do not even care. I'm sure they are a bunch of hypocrites and n
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Ask HN: Which search engine do you recommend?
4 points by Pooge 5y ago|1 comments
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by Pooge 5y ago
Probably, but I'd rather drink only water and tea. Considering how bad I feel after just a bottle of Coca-Cola Zero, I'd rather not try it again and stick with natural drinks. I think we've allowed our society to become addic
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by Pooge 5y ago
> Drink water and tea. Yup. Stopped drinking anything else than water (sometimes with syrup), sparkling water, and tea.

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