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by Qerub 9y ago
No, the Kaspersky check is done before encrypting any files. Source: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/mmpc/2017/06/29/windows-...
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by Qerub 9y ago
If we assume Kaspersky is highly popular in Russia it might have been a way to avoid spreading the malware inside Russia (while keeping the behaviour non-obvious). jaclaz notes in another comment that it is easy to recover from this "v
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by Qerub 10y ago
Pressing the keyboard shortcut for the "expression type" command is not that cumbersome though (default: ctrl + shift + p).
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by Qerub 10y ago
I second the recommendation after taking part in 2014 and 2015. The official Facebook event for 2017 ( https://www.facebook.com/events/410030329337470/ ) has its location set to Paris, so I assume it's settled
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by Qerub 10y ago
I usually get rid of @EnableAutoConfiguration and then selectively import the auto-configuration classes I actually want with @ImportAutoConfiguration.
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Vase: a Clojure library for data-driven microservices from Cognitect(blog.cognitect.com)
3 points by Qerub 10y ago|0 comments
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by Qerub 10y ago
> The impossible challenge with Docker is to come with a working combination of kernel + distribution + docker version + filesystem. Right now. We don’t know of ANY combination that is stable (Maybe there isn’t any?). You can do worse th
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by Qerub 10y ago
Indeed! https://www.gnu.gl/blog/Posts/multiple-vulnerabilities-in-po...
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by Qerub 10y ago
Anyone got some background information on the choice of project name? Malmö is the name of Sweden's third largest city (where I grew up).
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by Qerub 10y ago
They provide "unofficial" OVF files for VMware and VirtualBox: https://neverware.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/214564457-Un...
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by Qerub 10y ago
Yes, with Neverware CloudReady: http://www.neverware.com/
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by Qerub 11y ago
This model is quite popular: http://www.amazon.com/Uvex-S1933X-Eyewear-SCT-Orange-Anti-Fo...
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by Qerub 11y ago
The Flic button ( https://flic.io/ ) does not have that problem.
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by Qerub 11y ago
I had no idea the Closure Compiler supported ES6 until I read this, but then again, it only arrived last May. Here's some more information about it: https://github.com/google/closure-compiler/wiki/ECMAScr
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by Qerub 11y ago
Last time I checked Skype only used Qt on Linux.
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by Qerub 11y ago
I think I'd rather see it as pseudo tax than requiring its own administration apparatus that costs ~18 million USD a year to run.
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by Qerub 11y ago
More information about the Xiaomi TV for the curious: http://en.miui.com/thread-173353-1-1.html
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by Qerub 11y ago
In Sweden we have a silly law requiring all citizens owning TV equipment to pay a special fee. I for one would like a large "TV-like" display without a TV tuner just to avoid having to pay that fee. More about this silliness: htt
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by Qerub 12y ago
"There are two hard problems in computer science: we only have one joke and it's not funny." (I think it's funny though.)
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by Qerub 12y ago
See also: The Opa Framework at http://opalang.org/ . (Comparison on http://www.impredicative.com/ur/opa/. )
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by Qerub 13y ago
The one-function protocols strike me as unidiomatic; why not use functions directly? `(fn […] …)` would work just as well as `(reify P (f [this …] …))` (`this` is never used). Update: I looked at the code again and noticed that `stdin-trans
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by Qerub 13y ago
For the record: COMMAND_MODE=unix2003 is already default in Terminal(.app), but it should definitely be set for iTerm.
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by Qerub 13y ago
I upgraded my Samsung Galaxy S to Android 4.3 with CyanogenMod. Works really well!
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by Qerub 13y ago
The Erlang runtime uses non-blocking IO calls to the kernel but exposes blocking functions on top of this. Is such a function really blocking? It depends on what level you're looking at; it's blocking at Erlang level but non-block
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by Qerub 13y ago
You let the blocking call do a non-blocking call internally and then instruct an IO-aware user-mode scheduler to reschedule the user-mode thread when the non-blocking call has a result. This is what Haskell/GHC, Erlang and Ruby 1.8 do.
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by Qerub 13y ago
I wish statically-typed multi-tier/stratified languages for the web like Opa ( http://opalang.org/ ) and Ur/Web ( http://www.impredicative.com/ur/ ) got more attention; they actually bring someth
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by Qerub 13y ago
He is talking about the Chromebook Pixel. :)
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by Qerub 13y ago
I have the same setup with an external Thunderbolt SSD (from LaCie). I'm aware of the following downsides: * The only Thunderbolt port on my 2011 iMac is occupied. * I can accidentally remove my system disk if I'm clumsy (and cras
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by Qerub 13y ago
http://channel9.msdn.com/Forums/Coffeehouse/Erik-Meijer-is-l...
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by Qerub 13y ago
I've heard that argument here: http://2013.flatmap.no/simen.html

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