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7y ago
How's that better than just installing adblock?
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7y ago
Thanks for clarifying. The main reason I ask is that I'm not too keen on sharing my banking data with yet another party. I'd give it a shot if I could use entirely offline, though.
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7y ago
I'm on the phone right now, it's not clear in the bit of the site I can see. But is it possible to run it on the desktop, entirely offline?
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7y ago
I don't log anything. Deploy and forget. Sharks don't keep reliving their mistakes. Sharks swim fast, take a bite of whatever they see and move on. Are you a shark or a little fish? There's no time to answer that anymore, I&#
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7y ago
He's actually working in the backend, not in the mobile app itself.
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The only mildly concerning thing about a thunderstorm in a hot weather are the lightings, which very rarely actually hit anything. It's actually nice to get some time out of the excruciating heat.
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7y ago
The new versions are also unaffected. It only had malware for a period of time while the developers were using a 3rd pat library with the malware.
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7y ago
Is it too late? My answer is always: I don't know, let's see. So far it hasn't.
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7y ago
strncat is also banned, though.
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7y ago
Yes, I meant referenced in the code, not necessarily called during execution. It makes sense to do it in the beginning if delay is referenced. I guess it was just a small optimization that they decided to do without then.
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7y ago
Why can't the compiler statically determine if Delay was called or not?
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7y ago
Yeah, that's true, I guess you'd normally wouldn't say that. Although I've worked a guy once that said something similar and got hired anyway. He still works in the same place after a couple years and still has the same
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7y ago
That depends on demand/supply. Tech companies in cities with high demand for engineers have no problem hiring people who will leave as soon as something better shows up.
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7y ago
I've never heard about anyone being ashamed of leaving a company in any market. Even ones that have small demand. In fact, I've heard countless people saying that they never quit interviewing entirely.
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7y ago
After he paid for his crime, doesn't he deserve a second chance?
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7y ago
There are keyloggers targeted to specific fields too. It depends on what vulnerability is being exploited to install a keylogger. I think the description of autocomplete as a keylogger is a good fit from the security perspective.
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7y ago
I think the point is that correct code could break.
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7y ago
Also, flying is a particularly stressful experience for many people. Specially when you are afraid someone may lose your dog or leave it behind. Being without their dog for a few hours in other situations may be completely fine, though.
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7y ago
And what about kernel modules that need to be recompiled, like virtualbox's?
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I don't understand what you're saying {hello: 'world'} is not valid json and neither Python's nor javascript's json parser from the standard library parse that.
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7y ago
Doesn't anything using jwt depend on a specific order?
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You also need capital to start new plantations. Which, in turn, also generates lots of capital that people are going to want to invest thus leading to bigger and more plantations. Industrialism did make slavery obsolete and, where still nee
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7y ago
Learning from local history is, if nothing else, a good introduction to the subject.
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If a baby fall in another room and you only hear them crying half an hour later, it doesn't mean the baby just got hurt. Both you and the baby still agree when it happened, you just learned about it later. The same is true regarding th
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Besides cancer numbers are a bit inflated because people are living more now. If you live long enough the odds of getting cancer is quite high. Whilst it's always good to extend life even more, even if it was a dichotomy, that seems le
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7y ago
I didn't understand that sentence.
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7y ago
How do I know if I'm unusual?
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7y ago
I don't think the fragmentation is really a problem. It's not like if there was a single option, then everyone who's currently involved in working with other desktop environments would automatically join in. That said, gnome
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7y ago
I dislike both things for different reasons.
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You started with unconventional software, though. Why didn't you try to use gnome? It's far more broadly used and supported. It's not perfect, but the criticism you have against it would make more sense in terms of ditching L
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