Zopieux

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by Zopieux 7y ago
Most sane countries forbid medicine/drug ads by law.
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by Zopieux 7y ago
Exactly how are you not involving Gmail when you set your transaction receipt email address to be your @gmail.com? While I do understand the point that /purchases looks creepy, your comparison is dishonest.
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by Zopieux 8y ago
You know, you could start by reading the documentation and stick one logging.basicConfig() call in your entrypoint, instead of spreading that kind of misinformation. Python's logging infrastructure is pretty bad but you fail to give an
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by Zopieux 8y ago
And yet some people are wondering why GDPR has a data retention policy that aims at keeping personal data around for the least amount of time necessary. Companies should be made accountable for such blatant abuse of user data.
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by Zopieux 8y ago
Though it doesn't take that much of an effort to just name your callback function and pass it as an argument. Python functions are first-class "objects" that can be passed around, use them! I've always found Python lambd
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by Zopieux 8y ago
Yes, this background video makes for a terrible experience. I know it looks cool and startupy (at least it did in 2015) but this trend has to stop. Ended up hiding it with an ad blocker rule.
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by Zopieux 8y ago
Or you know, just import sys and print sys.version instead of reverse-engineering it from the syntactic features introduced over time.
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by Zopieux 8y ago
I like the fact this joke is 100% US-centric and this alone never came forward as a reasonable argument for its removal. Glibc is used worldwide, people outside the US (they exist!) would have no clue what this joke is about: civilized coun
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by Zopieux 9y ago
Haha, no, you can't. Since when do humans learn from their mistakes?
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by Zopieux 9y ago
> I'd suggest you learn both. I'd suggest OP learns Python 3 and try really hard not to look at Python 2 ever, which hopefully shouldn't be too hard in 2017. > as long as you can write Python 2/3 compatible code Ma
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by Zopieux 9y ago
No, it has been using EME[1] (eg. Google Widevine in Chrome) for a few months now. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encrypted_Media_Extensions
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by Zopieux 12y ago
Did you try to use Jinja2 templates in 1.8? There is hell of a bootstrapping to do until you can actually start working with these. Don't even try to use both at the same time within the same project. You'll end up crazy before yo
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by Zopieux 12y ago
More like: $ real-pkg-manager install jre-openjdk ==> Downloading http://trustedmirror.somerealdistrib.org/openjdk.tgz ==> Checking openjdk.tgz signature ==> Installing ==> Done You just need the ri
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by Zopieux 14y ago
Oh God, this goes exactly against what we've been trying to exterminate for the last 10 years. target="_blank" is one of the worst thing of the old web. Frames may be the first in this ranking. Surprisingly enough, the two are related: the
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by Zopieux 14y ago
It seems there are some duplicates, considering cracked hashes beginning with 000000. For instance, I found: passforlinkedin 00000610754c30b38d0c70b72b7e8210268cd9b7 b3534610754c30b38d0c70b72b7e8210268cd9b7
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by Zopieux 15y ago
That's funny, not a month ago, somebody on HN said “it seems the only successful Kickstarter products are all related to Apple devices”. This goes a step further in that direction.