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by botto 7y ago
True, they use hacklang but it's no longer folowing the php spec https://hhvm.com/blog/2019/02/11/hhvm-4.0.0.html
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by botto 7y ago
I do wonder how the electrical grid in Norway is going to hold up to the massive increase in demand that EV charging will cause.
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by botto 7y ago
True, when I was contracting I did attend less meetings although it always felt like too many and the pay was good (not so much now). But I always found it a little bit of a lie when the idea of a contractor coming in and working on a probl
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by botto 7y ago
It never feels like the contractor is an "expert" in a field, is any more efficient than another employee and is nothing more than another person that has been hired to do programming with less HR/employment overhead. So not
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by botto 7y ago
Depends strongly on what you are looking for: Lightweight = Lenovo X range or Razer stelth Workhorse = Dell Xps15 or Lenovo T480 All rounder = Xps 13 I would say the I find the keyboard on the xps range terrible (better than mac mind you) b
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by botto 7y ago
Such a great idea for a restaurant, would love for it to come to London. Also, Yahoo Japan does a go fund me style donations platform?! Still amazed Yahoo lives on in Japan.
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by botto 7y ago
What about HCL, would it make sense to use this as a config language?
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by botto 7y ago
Isn't it also just as much about Python is having it's day, granted a day long in the waiting but many langs go through this (Ruby, PHP) and then it tapers off and the next language has it's day. Probably Go will be the next
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by botto 7y ago
I have seen this in Germany, people usually scavenge the rubbish at airports and stations for plastic bottles.
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by botto 7y ago
So I wonder how much of a backlash against plastic will bring about other issues like bacteria. Plastic has had a big advantage in ensure consumables and devices are clean but granted the cost has been high in the sense of pollution. Would
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by botto 7y ago
Isn't it usually game programmers who advise against GC because you can't predict when it will run and the performance impact it will have.
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Cmot17 replaced micro USB with usbc in logitech mx mouse(imgur.com)
1 points by botto 7y ago|0 comments
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by botto 7y ago
Is this a chance for ARM providers to move in and outcompete Intel, especially if they can provide similar tech but with security? Basically an ARMs race?
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by botto 8y ago
Yes, this is a reason I avoided wireless as well, but Samsung have a wireless charger with a fan in it which pumps the heat out. I've used it over a year and never felt my phone even being warm when charging. It's the EP-NG930
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by botto 8y ago
I would honestly suggest just deleting the photo after use, there is such a big minefield with something like this and the EU
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by botto 8y ago
There is a wide deployment in Norway I believe, but indeed, I've not heard of big deployments elsewhere.
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by botto 8y ago
Keybase is very convenient, same features and is based on known standards and has arguably as good a UX as telegram. Why isn't that used more?
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by botto 8y ago
That's the same as saying that a car model is safe because there have not been any crashes yet with this make and model. No cars are safe because there are industry standards that a manufacturer is tested to ensure they are following.
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by botto 8y ago
Telegram is scary and questionable. Inventing your own encryption is never the answer and reeks of horrible understanding of security, at this stage there is no reason they should not adopt a standard of communication like Signal protocol.
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by botto 8y ago
FYI: I'm not the author
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Performance Analysis of VPN Gateways (2018) [pdf](net.in.tum.de)
37 points by botto 8y ago|14 comments
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by botto 8y ago
The most ignorant thing I've heard someone say about comments before is how it's the worst thing you can do to code. The idea was that code should always be self explanatory. Let's just say I left soon after.
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by botto 8y ago
Cool, just tried it a bit, on firefox it was very slow.
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by botto 8y ago
So is this using COI protocol? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19216077
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by botto 8y ago
One part of UBI I still don't understand and have a hard time finding an answer for: If everyone gets a basic level of income no matter what, won't the base level just be pushed up higher? So instead of a flat costing for instance
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by botto 8y ago
I mean SQRL does help with the fact that if you scan the login of a bad site that is portraying as a good guy then you log in with different credentials as the site url is embedded in the QR login image. If your talking about iframing goodg
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by botto 8y ago
I think Steve mentioned Yubikey was looking at implementing SQRL once it was complete
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by botto 9y ago
I use the android SQRL client https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.vrallev.an... Then you can see the headers that are exchanged. https://www.grc.com/sqrl/diag.htm
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by botto 10y ago
Ubuntu ruined it when they included their advertising and marketing engine straight up in the unity interface. Debian is at least not trying to sell all your info.
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by botto 10y ago
This is why SQRL just needs to be completed and everyone should move to it.

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