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by _yy 11y ago
That would require an active intermediary, but yes, it should be possible.
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by _yy 11y ago
Nothing, since those "persistent pipes" are just regular sparse files (just like VM images). Clever idea.
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by _yy 11y ago
Debian is more conservative with changes - if you want your systems to be rock-solid, go with Debian. The downside is that it's so stable that packages are usually outdated, but in many cases there are more recent backports which you c
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by _yy 11y ago
Github somehow manages to copy stuff to the clipboard with flash player disabled - apparently it's using the new HTML5 clipboard API.
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by _yy 11y ago
> Being able to just type in the random things you remember from a url / title (I think it combines them) and have FF narrow down the alternatives, -fast, is something I haven't found in any other mainstream browser. Chrome has
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by _yy 11y ago
In most countries, this is (rightfully) illegal. You have a right to privacy, even in public places, and this includes not getting filmed arguing with your girlfriend by a stranger who then publicizes the video.
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by _yy 11y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?sourceid=chrom...
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by _yy 11y ago
Not always.
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by _yy 11y ago
Does not support the hardware offloading though, so you're not getting the advertised processing speed.
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by _yy 11y ago
There's fish: http://fishshell.com/ Also, a nice experiment: http://xonsh.org/ (Bash-alike with embedded Python)
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by _yy 11y ago
If you're writing shell scripts, you might as well write Ansible playbooks. You can use Ansible playbooks locally without the SSH layer. Bash/sh is a horrible programming language.
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by _yy 11y ago
For anyone curious: https://github.com/rethinkdb/rethinkdb/issues/4663
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by _yy 11y ago
You can still install custom extensions in Chrome for Windows using - among others - group policy: https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/188453
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by _yy 11y ago
Quoting a Reddit comment ( https://www.reddit.com/r/lolphp/comments/3eaw98/mt_rand1_php... ): The problem is way worse than you think. Check out what this looks like when printed in hexadecimal: http:&#x
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by _yy 11y ago
Yes.
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by _yy 11y ago
Spender's point is that a capabilities-based approach does not really work for real-world scenarios, and he probably has a point. The setuid thing was more an example as I understood it. While Spender's criticism isn't usuall
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by _yy 11y ago
Web servers usually scale better than (traditional) databases, so it makes sense to not offload computation to the database, even if it means that there's an overhead.
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by _yy 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Misclassification_of_employees...
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by _yy 11y ago
Take a look at Phabricator: http://phabricator.org/ It has it's own code review workflow which is, in my opinion, superior to Github's. A nice summary: http://cramer.io/2014/05/03/on