anowlcalledjosh

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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
Question: how many of those 430 thousand projects have seen an update in the last year?
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
Has nobody in the design team ever tested this on a screen at less than 4K? At 1366×768 the title is jammed right up against the left edge of the screen.
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
> you probably don't ever need to use them By their definition, you don't ever need to use them. They're just a convenient syntactic sugar. @foo def bar(): ... is, as far as I know, exactly equivalent to
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
> git pulls information out of your OS and sticks it into your git commits without asking you Really? The only information I know of that gets into a commit is your name & email and the current time, and the first two have to be co
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
LGTM :)
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
Is there a way to unsubscribe? I can't see an unsubscribe link in the emails, and there doesn't seem to be one on the website.
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
Builds are only available for free for Nexus devices, though -- if you want to install it on a Pixel, you have to either build from source or pay up.
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
If you listen carefully, it's possible with some of the samples to hear that the human is stressing a different word (e.g. "that girl " vs " that girl", or " too busy for romance" vs "too busy for
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
> (2) Values are timeless entities that are distinguished from each other structurally . For example, it makes no sense to distinguish “this list [1,2,3]” from “that list [1,2,3]”, because both have the same structure - the same parts.
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
> valid certificate > fake CA Pick one. If your cert isn't signed by a CA that the browser trusts, it won't load the page.
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
Some context: the page documenting lists [0] is the same page that documents all* Python's built-in types; lists are documented in section 4.6.4, where section 4.6 is titled "Sequence Types — list, tuple, range". Many operati
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
Wow, that's really horrible. I have a file sitting around with a couple of newlines in the name just so I can see how many programs don't cope with it, but I hadn't thought of using a lone combining diacritic. If anyone wants
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
Ah, it definitely is that option, in both uBO and Privacy Badger. The latter doesn't actually seem to stop the demo working, though. I vaguely remember reading something in uBO's documentation about only one extension (the first o
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
Interestingly, this doesn't seem to work for me if I have uBlock Origin enabled. However, nothing is logged as blocked in uBO, so I can't tell what it's doing to break it.
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by anowlcalledjosh 9y ago
Indeed: >>> tan(90 deg) tan(90°) = 14444300000000000 >>> tan(pi/2) tan(pi / 2) = -70710700000000000000 >>> tan(180 deg) tan(180°) = -1.38463e-
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
I think it's because the <script> tag gets inserted after the page loads, which browsers won't execute automatically.
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
Have a look at line 17 of index.html.
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
Wow. That's incredible - I'm amazed that they've got the refresh rate so low.
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
If you ask on /r/keybase you should get an invite pretty quickly, or check to see if there are any people offering invites. Currently I see at least 39 available.
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
Thank God for that. I'll finally be able to boot my Windows partition again without worrying if it's going to nuke my Linux install.
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
It would be absolutely trivial to enumerate all possible three-letter combinations and hash them. That's no better than storing in plaintext.
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
KeePass2? There's a portable version that you can drop on a USB stick, and it Works For Me™. http://keepass.info
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
Problem with this is when you need a password with a capital letter, or with no symbols, or only 8 characters long. Additionally, how do you determine the service name? e.g. I have a wordpress.com account; do I call that 'WordPress&#x2
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
Totally false.
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
If you mean the sites that display ads, that's not how they work - ad companies bid on ad spaces as the page is requested.
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
The actual permission is 'read phone status and identity', which I guess is used to pause a meditation session if you get a phone call. 'Access to photos' is needed to get access to external storage, presumably to downlo
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
Shamir's Secret Sharing[1] seems like it would be a good mechanism to encrypt decryption keys with - you can give a part of the key to several people, and require that a certain number of them put their keys together to decrypt the inf
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
grip (on pypi) is also pretty good, and can serve rendered HTML on its own.
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
There is absolutely a permission for that, it's called INTERACT_ACROSS_USERS. I suspect what you mean is 'is there a permission accessible by normal apps that can do this', to which the answer is no - the permission is signat
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by anowlcalledjosh 10y ago
They aren't capable of handling the case where they aren't given access to a permission though, so that makes them potentially more prone to crashing.

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