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by anonova 11y ago
> Docker containers are, by default, quite secure; especially if you take care of running your processes inside the containers as non-privileged users (i.e., non-root). I'm not quite seeing the sense of insecurity here, especially f
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by anonova 11y ago
I currently do this with Rust, as it can target both iOS [1] and Android [2], but you do have to build your own cross-compiler. [1]: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-wiki-backup/blob/master/Do... [2]:
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by anonova 11y ago
The passage from underpass to central hallway described in the rejected idea section is used in the CSGO map de_shortdust: https://youtu.be/rrXeowmXLMc?t=6m6s Of course, the gameplay mode used with that map is different fr
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by anonova 11y ago
Well, there is http://ddg.gg , which is "four characters shorter than google.com!" [1] The transitive verb "to google" has been generalized to searching the web, just as "to photoshop" being diluted
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by anonova 11y ago
I think rvm [1] still holds that record for me. [1]: https://github.com/rvm/rvm
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by anonova 11y ago
Translated keys from https://github.com/jsemu/gba/blob/a09294c8a15e1fe46c05f8dcf3... right: right arrow left: left arrow up: up arrow down: down arrow a: X, J b: Z, Q, Y select: shift start: enter r: 2 l: 1 l
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by anonova 11y ago
See "An Industrial-Strength Audio Search Algorithm"[1], a 2010 paper written by one of the Shazam developers. The analysis itself doesn't seem complicated[2] but having a large enough database to compare against is probably t
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by anonova 11y ago
DHH talks about this in The Changelog #145 (2015-03-06) starting ~01:14:15. https://thechangelog.com/145/
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by anonova 12y ago
Reading the title, I thought it was talking about the calculator shell too!
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by anonova 12y ago
The Changelog Podcast is a good show with OSS developers. http://thechangelog.com/podcast/
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by anonova 12y ago
I wrote a simple benchmark, and `bind` seems to be mind-boggling slow. http://jsperf.com/self-this-vs-bind
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by anonova 12y ago
I would expect FreeBSD to also be in the minority compared to Linux distros [1]. There are also other providers that support *BSD and people still requested it on DO. Why can't I ask for Arch? [1]: http://w3techs.com/te
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by anonova 12y ago
Yep. I was running Arch Linux on a personal droplet, and they decided to deprecate support for it. I don't even think there was an official announcement about it. There's even quite a bit of backing to bring it back [1], and oddly
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by anonova 12y ago
This is a pretty neat way to estimate pi. Rust uses this example in its std::rand documentation: http://doc.rust-lang.org/std/rand/#monte-carlo-estimation-of...
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by anonova 12y ago
The hosts of a VICE documentary were able to visit a computer lab [1] last year, and looking at the start button(?), it looks like an older version of Red Star OS. [1]: http://youtu.be/IrCQh1usdzE?t=15m43s
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by anonova 12y ago
No leading zeros?! [1] I'm pretty sure most math/engineering fields recommend leading zeros for readability, e.g, NIST: "For numbers less than one, a zero is written before the decimal marker. For example, 0.25 s is the corre
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by anonova 12y ago
Despite its name, youtube-dl doesn't just download from YouTube but from a ton a different sites as well [1]. The rate in which this project keeps up with changes is incredible. [1]: https://github.com/rg3/youtube-
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by anonova 12y ago
Even sneakier, the TI-89, 92, and V200 have a full-fledged Gameboy emulator [1]. It's pretty amazing. [1]: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/369/36950.html
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by anonova 12y ago
But still faster than swapping to disk. You would also benefit from the increased throughput.
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by anonova 12y ago
Is this only an issue on Linux and Windows? I'm running Java 8u25 on OSX without an issue. Java 7u40 introduced high dpi support [1], but I didn't know it was only a fix for OSX. [1]: http://bugs.java.com/view_bug.
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by anonova 12y ago
You can always slipstream the updates onto the installation media yourself.
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by anonova 12y ago
This. It seems like most people don't realize how much power GPS requires, especially for it to be on 24/7. Even advanced sport watches (e.g., Garmin's Forerunner 620) don't last half a day with it on.
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by anonova 12y ago
For the rubyist, Middleman [1] is really nice alternative. It also includes live reloading [2]. [1]: http://middlemanapp.com/ [2]: http://middlemanapp.com/basics/livereload/
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by anonova 12y ago
The landing page loads a whopping 6 MB of assets, the culprits particularly being two images at 3.2 and 1.8 MB. It was definitely not a fun experience on my lowly mobile network connection.
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by anonova 12y ago
He probably means that foreign key support should have been added in a far earlier version of Rails.
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by anonova 12y ago
This is great, and it looks like it was modeled after the foreigner gem ( https://github.com/matthuhiggins/foreigner ).
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by anonova 12y ago
Maybe but maybe not. nsfwyoutube.com uses a similar idea of appending "nswf" to the domain and has been around for years.
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by anonova 12y ago
This seems to be a clone(?) of Patrick Davidson's [1] Phoenix for TI calculators [2,3]. [1]: http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~pad/main.html [2]: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo&
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by anonova 12y ago
It's an included service when you use them to manage your domain names. https://www.gandi.net/domain/whois/ http://wiki.gandi.net/en/domains/private-registration http://w
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by anonova 12y ago
I'm not sure if this is a positive or negative comment, but I'll explain why they do that. There are two main ways to mask domain name whois information: 1) go through a proxy service, i.e., a company buys the domain under their n

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