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by amiraliakbari 9y ago
JS, and the web platform in general, is solving problems that are hard in nature. Considering the constraints imposed by these problems, quite a few features of JS are superior to many other languages. Consider the wide range of devices tha
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by amiraliakbari 9y ago
Web apps still feel somehow unnatural to many, and I agree that they usually are of a lower quality compared to decent desktop apps. But compatibility with linux and specially the ability to separate working context completely using browser
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by amiraliakbari 9y ago
I really liked the tools listed for each task. Usually I encounter a nice logo, newsletter, landing page, etc. and wonder how such things can be made without being distracted from the main product.
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by amiraliakbari 10y ago
The "Railgun" feature mentioned in the article is only available in some paid plans. Using the free plan wouldn't keep an open connection between your servers and Cloudflare's. It does improve the situation by terminatin
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by amiraliakbari 10y ago
Just clicking on "Keep me informed" without entering any email succeeds!
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Commit Message Emoji List for Changelogs(github.com)
1 points by amiraliakbari 10y ago|0 comments
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by amiraliakbari 10y ago
Doesn't this just shift probable bugs from code to the proof? At least if you are not Nasa/Intel/Amazon with a lot of resources to dedicate to this? I guess (just a guess, maybe misinformed) that proper testing and fuzz testi
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by amiraliakbari 10y ago
Quite a few are only overridable in about:config, like: (if I recall correctly) * DH short exchange keys * NTLM1 passwords
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by amiraliakbari 10y ago
Can you explain the problems you had with nginx that prompted you to migrate? Http/2 and Https?
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by amiraliakbari 10y ago
I usually use git using command line and tig for the tree view and viewing changesets, but I really miss the commit feature of git plugin in JetBrain IDEs: editing while viewing the diff, full code highlight and lint in diff, easy selecting
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by amiraliakbari 10y ago
if you are willing to use a rather more complicated system with harder setup, syncthing.net is great, it syncs files between your computers without needing a cloud service. For more similar alternatives, running owncloud on a VM is straight
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by amiraliakbari 10y ago
Agreed. Is there a maintained list of posts about startup failures/learned lessons?
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by amiraliakbari 10y ago
> Especially when the software is an open-source stack Is there specific information about stack used by Palantir? I just saw a few videos presenting their products.
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by amiraliakbari 11y ago
> The important thing with the data is national stats Or just playing with data, xkcd.com/1409 :) select first, count(*) from citizen group by first order by count(*) DESC limit 10; first | count ----------+----
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by amiraliakbari 11y ago
Really right! Even there should be a wiki containing all data leaks, at least the description if not the data.
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by amiraliakbari 11y ago
It seems that the magnitude of monitored attacks is increased, not necessarily the original size. From the last paragraph: > You might think that as CloudFlare grows, the relative scale of attacks will shrink in comparison to legitimate
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by amiraliakbari 11y ago
Practically, it is used to prevent newer versions of pip from complaining about "insecure platform" and have cleaner CI build logs.
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by amiraliakbari 11y ago
Interestingly, the separation was the main problem I encountered deploying a Rails application for the first time. I still prefer the PIP's approach, as it promotes always using latest versions.
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by amiraliakbari 11y ago
In case of mobile Apps, getting people to upgrade frequently is hard. I really like the approach softwares like GitHub for Windows have in checking for updates on every run and somehow forcing continuous upgrades, but it isn't suitable
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by amiraliakbari 11y ago
I like Gerrit features, but it always seemed too complicated to integrate into usual coding workflow, especially with people always even complaining about git being "hard to use". This tools seems simpler compared to Gerrit, and m
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by amiraliakbari 11y ago
> Intel killed 3rd party chipset market Can you explain on this? By producing chipsets itself/any specific product?
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by amiraliakbari 11y ago
An scroll to top element, usually a fixed floating arrow in other sites, will be nice on discussion page. I've found myself scrolling a lot to see first comments and post details on this very page. As an extra arrow is not a good use o
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by amiraliakbari 11y ago
> source code for the programme had been dumped online by hackers No references to online source or even the malware's name is made in the article. Does anyone have more information on this?
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by amiraliakbari 12y ago
> generating random PIDs for processes Just curious, but why should PIDs be randomized? Using 'watch pidof pidof' on my laptop, PIDs seems not so randomized.
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by amiraliakbari 12y ago
I suggest letting developers to specify projects they find useful to be included in this cold storage.
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by amiraliakbari 12y ago
Right, but OrgMode is not addressing the same problem. Personally I really need the cloud access and HTML formatting for my note software, and OrgMode is designed to be text-based and will not (ever) accept such feature requests.
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by amiraliakbari 12y ago
It is Arabic, for example "من بین الحوضین" on the beginning of the first line means "between the two tanks".
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by amiraliakbari 12y ago
iRedMail also provides a simple web interface for user and domain management, the 400$ option is for buying the advanced UI.
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by amiraliakbari 12y ago
I'm very interested in looking into the code as a sample of real-world distributed system implementation, much more informative than our university's distributed systems course, I guess. Are there any guide available for the sourc
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Python strftime reference(strftime.org)
2 points by amiraliakbari 12y ago|1 comments

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