ancarda

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Memory leak in Go http standard library?(stackoverflow.com)
10 points by ancarda 13y ago|7 comments
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Our users deserve beautiful, clear, and comprehensive graphics to allow everyone to quickly understand Tor better. Personally I think every OSS project needs this. I think a lot of users might consider switching to OSS alternatives if t
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Parkin feels that the idea of the “gaming community,” and its endemic misogyny, transphobia and rape culture, all need to die, and by extension, anyone who has adopted an identity as a “gamer” needs to give it up. Everyone I know who pl
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by ancarda 13y ago
Is there an IE 8 countdown?
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by ancarda 13y ago
Some people still have cameras but I suspect they will be off the shelves by the end of 2014.
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by ancarda 13y ago
By the end of 2014, very few people have a smart watch. Bitcoin continues to become more popular. Many physical places begin supporting the currency. The UK government will start pushing for the porn block to be enforced for existing subscr
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Enter the fake email (e.g. "user@server.fake") and click "Add" Rather than a fake email, you could set it to " your_username @users.noreply.github.com" -- That's the email address used when you make ed
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by ancarda 13y ago
>I know that this is a general complaint about breaking a common feature Then stop breaking it.
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by ancarda 13y ago
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by ancarda 13y ago
When Chrome OS was first announced, I wanted to try it out. Unfortunately every time I try, I can't get it to run in VirtualBox. The hexxeh builds are old (April 2013) and there's no ISO I can download. Has anyone else had success
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by ancarda 13y ago
Zynga? The Facebook game company that makes money stealing others work wants Obama to pardon Snowden? For some reason, I'm not convinced Snowden will get his pardon. What a poor publicity stunt.
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by ancarda 13y ago
Recent versions of iOS ask for permission to use the microphone.
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by ancarda 13y ago
The one I linked to ( https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=106400 ) would, it was a different example. As for the original bug, this post: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=349259#c82 see
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by ancarda 13y ago
>remember that the source is Open, and everyone is welcome to contribute. Problem is, not everybody knows C++. Having a bug open for 7 years makes me think the issue will never be resolved. All I can do is wait or use another browser. On
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by ancarda 13y ago
HN still uses tables for designs. There's a mix of CSS and <font> tags. The login/register page has no styling at-all. Searching is handled by a third-party (HNSearch). Your top-bar color won't persist on some pages (ie
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by ancarda 13y ago
I make an exception for Amazon as they are a big, known site. I mean "shady site I've never seen before". I'll see if it has EV SSL. If it doesn't, it depends how badly I want the item it's selling. Most stuff
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Would you provide your card details with the same ease you would on a different website? The only thing I'd look for would be EV SSL. No "green bar", no credit card.
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by ancarda 13y ago
It seems to be highest over the weekend, so perhaps the drop is caused by employees at offices with no IPv6 connectivity?
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by ancarda 13y ago
>They need pre-warming in advance of significant traffic changes Why?
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by ancarda 13y ago
>When IPv6 becomes the standard, which currently it is not, we will provide support for it. Except that it won't become the standard if nobody adopts it.
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by ancarda 13y ago
Google has some interesting stats on IPv6 usage: http://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html Currently ~2.53% of traffic going through Google is over IPv6. Adoption Rates: Belgium: 4.1% Peru:
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by ancarda 13y ago
The article states this was a private Skype call . That's quite important. If Microsoft bans swearing in public, it's fine by me. Actually, it's probably a good thing, Xbox Live chat is terrible and could do with a cleanup.
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by ancarda 13y ago
I once put a proxy in front of an HN client for iOS. Every time I tapped on something or performed an action, it would send at-least 10+ requests to various analytics firms. This included locking my phone. Additionally, almost every private
564.
by ancarda 13y ago
Almost all were but increasingly a lot make me wait 30 seconds or more.
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by ancarda 13y ago
Websites are expensive and other than charging users money, ads are an easy way to generate revenue. I like using free services and I'd like to support the owner. As such, I don't use AdBlock. However, YouTube forced me to. Back w
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Performance obsessed >zero jQuery Perhaps I've not been keeping up with the latest JavaScript news but is jQuery considered slow? jQuery 2 is a lot lighter and works well on mobiles.
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Cowie said the really big Internet service providers ... should be watching for when smaller players advertise false routes. How can an ISP tell if a route is "false"?
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Would suggesting a call to a suicide hotline be as insulting? That depends a lot on context. In some cases, yes. >What if the app carries out similar functions as a hotline? Who would you talk to? A volunteer? What happens when 4chan
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by ancarda 13y ago
>I'm just trying to help out in any way that I could possibly I'd strongly advise you message the mods in /r/SuicideWatch. They can advise you on what to do, they're great people. If you don't, you could eas
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Is that reason enough to dismiss the idea? Usually, no. But we're not dealing with "will my photo sharing startup succeed?" >unless suicide is an area where you have more potential to cause harm than to do good It&#x27

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