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13y ago
I'd love that. I have some older devices sitting around and totally would install Sailfish on it and try it out!
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buster
13y ago
People don't really care because they don't "get" new technology. That doesn't mean you shouldn't care. One could even say that it is up to us (the tech-savy hacker news surfing sysadmins) to do the right thi
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buster
13y ago
Why only Wordpress? There are so many alternatives.. https://github.com/search?q=CMS&type=Repositories&ref=search... https://github.com/search?q=blog&type=Repositories&ref=searc... - htt
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13y ago
You let it sound as if it would be such a great hazzle to setup a website, yet websites and comment sections existed for so much longer then disqus. And guess what, spam also existed back then! Ok, i get it, people are just to lazy to do th
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13y ago
Don't get me wrong, i can understand your reasons, but if you think your blog content is worth a commenting system, someone might find it upsetting that you are sending him to some external, tracking, data leeching entity where he even
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buster
13y ago
And you lose commenters (like me) and give away control over parts of your site as well as content. Also by the time you outsource a comment system due to CPU your site probably is big enough for a "real" CMS.. or atleast better
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13y ago
I can understand that simple reason of course. But 1. many obviously dynamic sites use disqus anyway and 2. why would i want to split my own content (blog + discussion) when obviously i want to have a dynamic site? Ok, some people don'
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13y ago
Never understood the need for disqus, it is always blocked like every other 3rdparty service but when i see it blocked i never understood why someone uses an external service for a simle discussion in a CMS. How is it that this part is outs
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13y ago
To be honest i believe that all this retina bullshit that was started by apple is too much. Really, i am wondering how good the battery life of my phone would be without a fullhd display.. on a tiny size... that's just stupid, most peo
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buster
13y ago
Let's hope so, i guess it remains to be seen how open the device really is.
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buster
13y ago
Oh, that's a real shame. From glancing at the list it seems like Jolla is still too much thinking in nokia/business/corporate terms. Looks like they just use open source as their platform for their own closed-source stuff.. L
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13y ago
Although the original title claims to be about a NES emulator written in Rust the video really is more about: - How to write low level runtime-less Rust (pcwalton) - Rust in production use at OpenDNS: the good, the bad and the ugly - Yehuda
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Rust Presentations about low level programming
(reddit.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
https://sailfishos.org/about-license.html Our goal with the Sailfish OS is to develop an open source operating system in co-operation with the community, thus ensuring the development of a best-of-breed operating system. So
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13y ago
It would be awesome if Jolla would become a successful company after Nokia sold out to MS (because it seems like Jolla is a continuation of what would have been Nokias route without MS). Also i only heard good things about the N900, i love
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13y ago
Your analogy is wrong. A riot inside your store would be a compromised server. What you want to do is to close your store every time someone who looks like a burglar walks by, in front of your store. After no time the competing store on the
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buster
13y ago
ddos can run over a rather long period of time and come and go fairly quick. cutting the internet connection just is no viable solution for an online service.
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13y ago
I am really not convinced of the argument that bitcoin will help in third world countries. There are so many places in the world that neither have internet nor computers, how should they use bitcoins? I'm also convinced that those peop
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13y ago
I am wondering why the ebay card sells for so much, then: http://www.mtgprice.com/sets/Unlimited/Black_Lotus
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13y ago
I think the main problem for the author is that singapore is to clean and to un-exciting for him, because everyone just works and is in line. But my point is to have a good working environment (evidently one can work quite well in SG) but l
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13y ago
I don't get it... actually my dream would be to work in Singapore and to be able to get to Bali or Kuala Lumpur or Thailand or Australia in such a short time is just perfect. You have a great work place but the possibility to experienc
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13y ago
Isn't SSL often terminated at some network equipment in front of the real webserver? An IDS can still work behind that..
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13y ago
All the objects in the video look very... rough.. so i don't think i'd buy that (and to actually print metal instead of plastic would be the only reason for me to buy a 3d printer).
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13y ago
I guess the cultural aspect is a big reason here. Everyone who has ever watched japanese television or has seen the nightlife of major japanese cities will be overwhelmed by the amound of screaming, blinking lights and information, it'
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13y ago
So far i have only ever seen those on UK pages, anyway. Either the rest of the EU (or germany) doesn't care or solves it in a much more unobtrusive way.
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13y ago
OOOrrrr... QNAP home-disk array + deja-dup = automated, really cheap full-disk backup NOT stored on some US-NSA-server..
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13y ago
Well, i really like those posts, they are great. Just yesterday i read all those and afterwards i read the Pull Request comments and the sources and then some more rust stuff, just because i found it very interesting, so thanks for those &q
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These weeks in Rust
(cmr.github.io)
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13y ago
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13y ago
But Chromium doesn't..
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13y ago
Wow.. 160 connections per second sounds really slow.. is a dyno such a small unit? Never worked with Heruko..
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