ale42

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by ale42 5y ago
... "all on the web", says their main page. I'm not sure that this a great selling point... web applications are easy to start with (no installation), but it's very hard to have the same reactivity of a local native appl
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by ale42 5y ago
The IoT device will still be connected to a LAN/WiFi network to access that gateway. Local attacks will still be possible (imagine a flaw in the TCP/IP stack, local firewall, or anything on that direction). And if that big company
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by ale42 5y ago
Yes! Cross-platform without Electron ;-)
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Connecting to malicious Wi-Fi networks can mess with your iPhone(arstechnica.com)
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by ale42 5y ago
mapy.cz unfortunately wants iOS 13... ;-)
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by ale42 5y ago
Fantastic, maps.me as it used to be in the past! This requires iOS 12 though. Does anyone know a similar app allowing offline maps that would still work on older version (like iOS 10)? (EDIT: I still have the old maps.me client on a old iPa
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by ale42 5y ago
Thunderbird doesn't load images automatically since basically forever...
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by ale42 5y ago
Removing write rights on the C: root is the first thing I do on any PC I deploy... ;-) It can mitigate quite some vulnerabilities, and it was already true 20 years ago...
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by ale42 5y ago
I think the advantage would be that you can use it on Windows versions not supporting AppLocker... (e.g. home). Anyway, as far as I understand it, it actually uses the same underlying mechanism as AppLocker.
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by ale42 5y ago
Funny, it looks like the practical work we had to do in our CS master class "advanced digital systems design", something like 20 years ago, on a nowadays archaic XC4013 FPGA... (including the VGA part).
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by ale42 5y ago
didn't see that one :O seems weird pricing indeed...
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by ale42 5y ago
CNNText is no more... but in other places, Teletext services still do exist. See for example the Swiss public TV (also available online: https://www.teletext.ch/ ). It's still quite appreciated by a part of the users, a
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by ale42 5y ago
created date 2008, whatsapp-picture-whatever-date might simply be a picture from 2008 that someone sent you over whatsapp on that specific date...
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by ale42 5y ago
The Swiss provider Infomaniak has an offer named kDrive (cf. https://www.infomaniak.com/en/kdrive/prices ), at 5.35 CHF per month for 2 TB of space (not only for photos but also for documents, files, etc.). It&#x27
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by ale42 5y ago
As far as I understand, the MDN documenting the standard (HTML5, CSS, etc.) will stay freely accessible as it is. I prefer this than having trackers & ads on the site... which would be completely contrary to their values anyway.
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by ale42 5y ago
This is the first thing I checked, and was so relieved to see that it wasn't one-more ElectronJS app wasting the resources of my PC for to simplify the life of the programmer
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by ale42 5y ago
Indeed I don't think so. ProcMon uses a kernel driver for the event tracing.
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by ale42 5y ago
"as scientists are flocking to newer languages such as Python or Julia."... well, guess what? SciPy is partly written in... Fortran (and C/C++)! By its own nature, Python can't be as fast as Fortran. That's why most