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by antocv 10y ago
Not the browsers, the dns library. Protect any application.
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by antocv 10y ago
But this is not a case of a webpage on the internet having access to your localhost, its your local process which access local host!
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by antocv 10y ago
Well the browser must be able to visit http://127.0.0.1 whats so different about that than https://192.168.1.1 or any other address? Its only in combination with DNS that a browser can be tricked into sending request
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by antocv 10y ago
Same experience here. My battery lasted from 100% in the morning down to about 15-20% just after lunch. Thats crazy. Then I removed all Google apps, Play services, everything to do with Google gone, wiped with a reinstall. Replaced with fre
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by antocv 10y ago
Indeed. Another trick is to change or settle for one very common user-agent across all browsers, and to run them with differently sized windows.
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by antocv 10y ago
Signal is not anonymous. Antox from the tox.im people is a better more secure and anonymous messaging application. Ring.cx is also better.
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by antocv 10y ago
This is such blatant disgusting propaganda. Russia has myths, Soviet mythology etc, which accidently happened yesterday in historical terms. Real western democratic freedom loving surveilling states have history and fact checking.
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by antocv 10y ago
And their SSDs have hardware design flaws making them read slower and slower until the read speed of old cells is down to 1-2megabytes/second... of advertised 550megabytes/s. Remember that? It affected all Samsung EVO drives, whic
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by antocv 10y ago
If you own your client and your server why do you need encryption?
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by antocv 10y ago
> A real barrier to a decentralised web is the difficulty of installing software on a server. LOL. Decentralised would mean the user installs software on his/her desktop/phone and it works as you think a server works. Thats all
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by antocv 10y ago
> of those that bombs civilians with barrel bombs. Of course, who wouldnt choose to be melted to pieces by an expensive explosive device with advanced guidance and autonomous systems rather than a cheap ones?
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by antocv 10y ago
Arent White Helmets a subversive CIA group? There has been pictures of "rebels" with guns for a day, then a White Helmet the next day switching back and forth.
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by antocv 10y ago
You could add to the first claim "offer a good product and pirating will stop", with "lower economic inequality", so despite Steam being nice and all - pirating exist where its still too expensive to access their games.
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It is possible and better to use Android without Google, and more(gist.github.com)
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by antocv 10y ago
I use OpenRC on my servers, systemd on my desktop/productive-mode laptop. On some servers I use s6 toolset. Those are nice. OpenRC is nice. It gets the work done, its so small, its easy to do things with it, and it has less problems th
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by antocv 10y ago
If you are working for any of these companies, you should really consider if it is worth it, and possibly stop or switch to more meaningful and less evil endevours.
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by antocv 10y ago
This is nice, and should give a good picture of the industry as a whole. The data probably masks those who are self-employed subcontractors and take a lower salary in order to lower taxes at profit time, which should effectivly double or tr
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by antocv 10y ago
You can find salaries data by looking at Swedish IRS, the numbers are public, but may not be in digital form/easy API yet. But you can order a catalogue from a redistributor, containing every persons income from work and income from ca
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by antocv 10y ago
How much to make up for all the cancers people would get with increased radiation all around them?
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by antocv 10y ago
Why do you want to get off the electrical grid?
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by antocv 10y ago
The idea is new to me now, but looking back from what Ive seen the last 7-8 years, especially since ycombinator and "startups" becoming hot everywhere, and everyone and their dog starting a startup, the outcome is, candycrush like
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by antocv 10y ago
Typical of windows ecosystem and developers to sow confusion and infringe upon trademarks. Windows/Microsoft - where "X actually means Y" and always changes meaning, never for the freedom of the user, always to maintain tight
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by antocv 10y ago
"Liberals" in the meaning above is purposefully left undefined. Liberal ideals and principles can and often are ignored, see Occupy Wallstreet/2008-Financial crisis, if it suites the existing power holders. In short, could mo
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by antocv 10y ago
There are people who think their laptops do not have a battery at all and run on their own power like a human does.
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by antocv 10y ago
Ah I see, so serverless service is a way to say "I am so high up higher than your puny little cloud down there". No offense to you personally, its just funny how our industry invents new words every year or so, it gets hard to kee
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by antocv 10y ago
My Firefox web browser is serverless. Now in a world without web servers, Firefox would not be very useful at all. The same with your tool. Decentralized, its not, not requiring a stable internet connection is called working "offline&q
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by antocv 10y ago
Can you explain what you mean with "server is in the cloud", is it like literal placing a fog machine to make some kind of cloud around your servers or placing a server inside another server, such as a raspberry pi within a PC box
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by antocv 10y ago
How is this serverless when there is a server called remote in the example? Am I the only one around here? http://i3.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/010/856/4fc...
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by antocv 10y ago
Add this flag to it -fdiagnostics-color=always If you dont want to mess with gcc flags in all your projects, add the GCC_COLORS env variable to your shell, like just export GCC_COLORS='error=01;31:warning=01;35:note=01;36:caret=01;32:
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by antocv 10y ago
Yes it is von neumann, code runs out of RAM, as far as I understood it, someone please correct if Im wrong.

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