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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I don't think it is. I've been closely keeping an eye on Vue since its first release, and it has really matured quite well and steadily since then. I like to reference Vue with the Crystal[1] programming language, which has looked
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Have you looked at Weex[1]? It's what Ionic is to Angular, the only difference is that Weex and Vue has an official collaboration and Weex has been embraced by Vue's developers - something that Ionic hasn't yet been by the An
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
You have a good point, but how Google approaches this problem is wrong in my opinion. Why can't they just rank the page by the amount of junk it has in the first place, instead of actively looking for an AMP-optimized page? If they w
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
That's covered in the article: > I have, prior to publication, submitted all URLs and malware samples to Google’s Safe Browsing team. They have since only acted upon a small portion of the sites.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
The reason I didn't answer those question is because I am not a doctor and personally don't have any experience with any of those particular cases. I'd love to answer each of your questions point blank, but I just don't
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
You have to understand that this is a cultural difference between Sweden and the US, and Canada is more like Sweden but far from the same. In Sweden, the culture of things like the best possible healthcare and education is not a "premi
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I disagree with you, because there are countries on earth where wealth doesn't play as big of a role in happiness as it does in the American culture. Take Sweden for example, where I'm from, where literally every citizen has acces
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Yeah it's more popular than I thought it would be. Currently seeding it with my 1Gbit which is maxed out at ~112MB/sec, and looking at the peers there are people from all over the world that are grabbing it. Either there are lots
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
The problem is that this approach is perfectly fine when it comes to us programmers or more technical people, but for "normal" users this approach won't work, simply because they don't know the possibilities an up-to-sta
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
There's supposedly a 255Tbps multi-mode cable[0] as well. [0]: http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/192929-255tbps-worlds-fas...
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I think the problem boils down to how the different browser vendors has treated web developers throughout the years, not giving them a consistent environment across the different browsers, not recognizing certain bugs so they've lived
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
If you look from it from an employers standpoint, that employee might not be around for much longer if his/hers side-business kicks off. It can be hard to find candidates that can replace that employee. If the employee makes more money
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
It's easy to say that without looking at the countries we're talking about here. The nordic countries are the closest places on earth to "everyone born equally". We all have access to the same education and healthcare, w
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Well, it's a different culture here in Scandinavia. Personally, I couldn't care less if anyone wanted to look up my salary - whether it is a recruiter or someone else. I have my own valuation of my time and skills and if a potenti
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
People being used to the Docker commands is a very weak reason rkt isn't a valid candidate. Let's not forget the most important aspect of rkt, and that is that it follows the container spec standard.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Discord is great, but its primary purpose is for gamers, but can of course be used for similar purposes as Slack. The problem with Slack & Discord that Mattermost addresses is the ability to host it yourself, which means that you'r
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
The project is open source, what you're complaining about is that the LDAP feature isn't free. You have to try to understand that they can't pour in thousands of hours across a development team without making money. How are t
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Alright, I understand now. A bit hard to figure that out from your original comment though, but thank you for clarifying! I'm curious about using two different algorithms for hashing at the same time would affect entropy. It could be t
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
That's exactly what I was implying...
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
That's a waste of resources, because each subsequent time a user logs in you have to hash the password twice with two different hashing schemes to verify their password. The normal way of doing this is when the next time the user logs
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CloudFlare faces lawsuit for assisting pirate sites(torrentfreak.com)
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Do you have a link you want to share to one of your apps that uses React? I'd like to know where the threshold for when an app is considered complex is. I've asked other React developers the same before, but so far the links I&#x2
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
> add some environment variables, connect a volume with a particular driver to a different storage backend, connect with an overlay to be able to talk to other containers privately across different servers or even DCs, etc. But environme
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Thank you for the correction, but that was not the point I was trying to make. I was referring to his statement: > [...] before switching to Docker (even though I do love Docker). This seems like a very drastic solution to problems he do
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
That's 1 request per minute, you could slap that into a raspberry pi on a 3G connection, and do the same for your next 400 apps that has 1 request per minute. People seem to underestimate just how powerful modern machines really are. A
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I get where you're coming from, but this is definitely not the case. Valve recently banned all gambling sites from using their APIs, so they're all shut down by now. And if you refer to crates of random items as gambling, they&#x2
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Since Deepstream just plugs into whatever database you want to use, you still have the possibility to query history, integrate with other systems, and so on - without using Deepstream at all, but at the same time you can do that using Deeps
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[video] Is Most Published Research Wrong?(youtube.com)
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
For those of you that absolutely need strong HTTP/2 support, I highly recommend checking out H2O[0]. It has much less features than NGINX, but is very lightweight and has good performance with low resource footprint. [0]: https:/
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I do understand that it is not a justification, and I don't justify that as a reason for torrenting content that are unavailable via the legal alternatives due to geo-restriction or geo-blocking. What I am saying is that I believe the

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