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by bostand 9y ago
Note that you have been able to run LXD with Ubuntu Core on the pi since 16.04. Docker is a bit more efficient while LXD is more secure.
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by bostand 9y ago
Docker is swimming in cash for some reason only people in SF understand. In the mean time LXD is developed by a single guy...
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by bostand 9y ago
safari and edge users are a tiny minority. Most security aware people use chrome anyway.
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by bostand 9y ago
Its not. Developers of a famous podcast app have a number of long posts about this subject. Also, Apple will ban your app if it has the word "android" anywhere in it.
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by bostand 9y ago
Who cares about year of Linux? I have never been as productive as I am now. No more fighting xcode or using outdated core tools.
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by bostand 9y ago
But if his observations are so far of the mark you can be pretty sure his stereotypes are too. By the way, visual studio and intelij idea look the same on all platforms
37.
by bostand 9y ago
Your posts are full of stereotypes...
38.
by bostand 9y ago
If its too simple and boring for you, why don't you leave?
39.
by bostand 9y ago
Malware creators have switched to golang because it makes it very easy to write platform independent networked code. You are fighting a lost battle, go has already won
40.
by bostand 9y ago
Did you even read the article?? Their subtitle is "July headline: Golang at all time high and in top 10"
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by bostand 9y ago
I am really surprised kotlin isn't doing better. What is going on?
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by bostand 9y ago
To be fair, apple does its best to keep users in the dark in these matters. Every os release is full of security fixes they don't tell to about. Given apples history with wifi exploits there is a reasonable chance they are vulnerable.
43.
by bostand 9y ago
Windows Phone has a "turn back on in X hours" option. Best microsoft idea ever...
44.
by bostand 9y ago
Most powerusers run tasker or similar apps to automate these sort of stuff on android, so no hassle at all.
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by bostand 9y ago
Yeah, but they may not have an account on github. And I see more and more students using gitlab instead since they have free private repos
46.
by bostand 9y ago
I beg to differ. Have your ever tried to maintain a large js project? It gets harder the bigger the codebase gets.
47.
by bostand 9y ago
So basically, you can support isis all you want. But don't you dare befriend iran!! This is yemen all over again...
48.
by bostand 9y ago
It will be interesting to see if we can use this in linux with minimal changes to the test if the system (I am looking at you systemd)
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by bostand 9y ago
Yes, people use it. It's awesome and so is qml. Many multiplatform software use qt. Then there is Linux and kde and all that. Please learn to leave your bubble once in a while. It is the only way you can develop.
50.
by bostand 9y ago
BGR logic strikes again. There is a world of difference between a backdoor and an exploit... Neither is desirable but one can at least be secured by a key or something.
51.
by bostand 9y ago
Not true...
52.
by bostand 9y ago
Hey, maybe this can save the dying tablet market?
53.
by bostand 9y ago
I don't think this was the type of hardcore he wanted
54.
by bostand 9y ago
Nexus 7 2013 must be the optimal tablet. Perfect size and weight + stock android. If they ever released a 2017 version I will order 4.
55.
by bostand 9y ago
Have you tried 13" ThinkPad recently?
56.
by bostand 9y ago
This could be fixed if Google considers this a problem. Remember when they added Google calendar to Play to fight Samsungs BS?
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by bostand 9y ago
Oh, Yandex... So lovely. Of course if NSA has my data its only fair that FSB also gets some too...
58.
by bostand 9y ago
The irony is TrueCaller was originally created to combat telemarketing calls..
59.
by bostand 9y ago
The point is, this should not happen to core functionality. Specially not sneaky like this.
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by bostand 9y ago
This why we need [edit] GDPR. Next time someone tries to harvest my personal data using an "all-inclusive" EULA I'm going to sue his ass in EU-land.

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