RainaRelanah

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   by RainaRelanah 9y ago

   Reading Cruz's tweets on net neutrality invokes a special type of enragement[0]. It is downright offensive how he treats his constituents, especially us lucky folks in the "People's Republic of Austin". 0. https:/&
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   by RainaRelanah 9y ago

   There isn't a week that passes where I don't miss Google Wave. It was a bit bloated, and javascript engines weren't quite up to speed for it (it was practically unusable on FireFox), but I still believe it was the best chance
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   by RainaRelanah 9y ago

   I watched the first ~30 episodes and honestly tried to love it, but I couldn't do it. These days I find Leo so insufferable and conceited that not even my nostalgia for TSS can save the new show. If they spread the role of hosting arou
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   by RainaRelanah 9y ago

   This was supposed to release on January 9th, but Google pulled the trigger earlier due to community members putting the pieces together and starting to draw press attention. It isn't very fair to blame Ubuntu for being behind.
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   by RainaRelanah 9y ago

   You might want to look at OSv[0], an extremely lightweight OS for running a singular JVM process on cloud vms. There's a decent list of unikernels (including OSv and LING) here[1]. 0. http://osv.io/ 1. http:/&#x2
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   by RainaRelanah 9y ago

   How do insurance companies stop people from emptying their house and then burning it down? How do brick and mortars prevent people from paying with photocopied money? It is fraud, and it is generally illegal. Huge amounts of money is spent
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   by RainaRelanah 9y ago

   You're right, philosophy differs. I generally dislike private branches. It goes back to the origin of git -- intended for the linux kernel, one of the most widely used open source projects with tens of thousands of contributors. Linus
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   by RainaRelanah 9y ago

   To be fair, Fossil's intended use case is the exact opposite of the Linux kernel. See 3.3 and 3.4 of the fossil vs git page[0]. [0] https://www.fossil-scm.org/xfer/doc/trunk/www/fossil-v-git.w...
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   by RainaRelanah 9y ago

   But there are protections against this, such as HSTS. I would expect someone with as much sensitive information as Equifax to have HSTS + HPKP pinned into the major browsers. Their server should never even receive an HTTP request. It's
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    by RainaRelanah 9y ago

    Not at all, the site is definitely compromised. Someone posted a link[0] that when I opened on mobile is redirecting to a malware site. Confirmed on two separate Android devices running 7.1 + Chrome. [0] https://news.ycombinator.
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    by RainaRelanah 9y ago

    Slightly off topic, but thank you for your work on sqlite and fossil. I've used both daily for years and am always impressed by how consistently fantastic they are.
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    by RainaRelanah 9y ago

    By flush, do you mean fully hidden inside the port? Yubikey has the 4C which should work on the MacBook and is the same size as their normal keys.
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    by RainaRelanah 10y ago

    I actually think the openness is very important as well. Many companies(/C levels/managers/employees/clients/etc) are still stuck in the "heads must roll" mindset, where a mistake is punished rather than u
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    by RainaRelanah 10y ago

    This is caused by media sites/blogs abusing block quote typesetting for pull quotes. If the quote is in the text of your article elsewhere, it should be placed off to the side as a pull quote, outside of the natural reading order. This
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    by RainaRelanah 10y ago

    For tree tab view, I suggest looking at Tabs Outliner. I can't use Chrome without it anymore.