azdle

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by azdle 9y ago
Yeah, it is wonderful, isn't it?
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by azdle 9y ago
I'd imagine it would be a benefit where, let's say, every project has `byteorder` in its dependency tree somewhere. If you had a local, stateful, build server that processes every build on your machine, you could re-use the object
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Mozilla Is Hiring a Developer to Work on Thunderbird Full-Time(blog.mozilla.org)
338 points by azdle 9y ago|190 comments
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by azdle 9y ago
I don't see anything in the link that seems to imply that they think Redox OS is going to be crash free? In fact this seems to be the opposite, it looks to me like they're looking for bugs to squash.
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by azdle 9y ago
They're < $3 shipped on aliexpress. Shipping is slow, but that's cheap enough to just have a few on hand for when you need them. https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?SearchText=wemos+d1+min...
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by azdle 9y ago
Holy cow, I just figured this was impossible to do on OSX, downloaded & donated!
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by azdle 9y ago
Mozilla people have been working on SpiderMonkey performance already: https://jandemooij.nl/blog/2017/12/06/some-spidermonkey-opti... , it's just not some wholesale replacement, so it probably never
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by azdle 9y ago
Ah, good to know, thanks. I knew it supported it, but Wikipedia made it sound like it was more secondary.
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by azdle 9y ago
> Replacing Twitter -- Part of the appeal of Twitter is that it __is__ centralized. I can find and discover arbitrary tweets or threads by popular people all in one place. On Mastadon, I, presumably, have to explore several different ser
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by azdle 9y ago
Looks like there are more format options here: https://archive.org/details/1512.06808v1
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by azdle 9y ago
It's also easier for misconfigurations to lead to security issues since your switch resetting to default means your network is now connected directly to the internet. I had this happen after the power went out last time, luckily I&#x27
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Nvidia sucks and I'm sick of it(sircmpwn.github.io)
16 points by azdle 9y ago|3 comments
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by azdle 9y ago
Also built into Gnome since 3.24: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/02/gnome-night-light-blue-li...
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Purism Meets Its $1.5M Goal for the Librem 5 Smartphone(puri.sm)
1 points by azdle 9y ago|0 comments
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by azdle 9y ago
The problem with salting the hashes is that they then become useless for contact discovery. The only way I can think of to make it work would require sharing the salt with people trying to find you, but then at that point you just share a r
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by azdle 9y ago
> This test will also include online grocery orders, which won’t just be placed inside the house like the packages, but will be put away in the fridge and freezer, when appropriate. 0_0
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by azdle 9y ago
Ah, sorry, I wasn't somewhere I could watch the video. If that's the case, I take back what I said, it could probably make sense to include both drivers then.
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by azdle 9y ago
Because a failure that causes one interface to fail, but not the other seems really unlikely. Plus it wouldn't just be another driver to write, you also have to come up with some logic that determines if one has failed and use the ot
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by azdle 9y ago
> Supporting hardware with drivers is purely a software decision, its not as though software adds noteworthy weight to a device. But writing drivers still takes engineering time and costs money. Why bother writing two different drivers f
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by azdle 9y ago
Honestly, I do use Google analytics on one of my sites. If figure, anyone who cares even a little bit about privacy will have it blocked. Using something more rare means that they might not be blocking it even if they would want to if they
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by azdle 9y ago
I just use a simple bookmarklet that I label 'Make Narrow': javascript:(function(){var%20b=document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0];b.style.maxWidth='50em';b.style.marginLeft='auto';b.style.marginRigh
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by azdle 9y ago
I'm not sure what you're suggesting. Change what hash? Of the image? I can't think of how that could help with removing a watermark.
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by azdle 9y ago
The idea is to use a randomly-warped per-image watermark. So in theory, there's exactly one distinct watermark per image, so 1000 of the same image would have the same watermark.
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by azdle 9y ago
To make it clear that they dislike the fact that their work is being used in this way, but, as the article states, that they are technically unable to do anything about it without completely compromising the entire reason Tor exists.
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by azdle 9y ago
Thank you for pastery. Best pastebin I've ever found, use it more than any other.
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by azdle 9y ago
Not sure more coverage would be good for them. I graduated from the U of MN so I was well aware of them, they were always recruiting. They had a reputation for only hiring fresh grads, enticed by 'perks', and then working them as
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The world in which IPv6 was a good design(apenwarr.ca)
2 points by azdle 9y ago|0 comments
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by azdle 9y ago
You can also just rename a x.zip to x.piz (or any nonsense extension) and most services won't try to parse it as a zip.
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by azdle 9y ago
> (I'd likely be horrified to learn that something out there critically depends on the Reason Phrase…) IIRC, the 8xxx RFCs have specified that you must read the reason and that the code itself does not fully specify the result becau
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by azdle 9y ago
Nope, it just that older extensions will and IIRC the developer of the tree-style-tabs extension was really vocal about the fact that he disliked the new API. He had claimed it would be impossible to port his extension to the new system. I&

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