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by buster 8y ago
> How do you stop replay and man-in-the-middle attacks? Replay what? Me setting my password over HTTPS? How? The sample URL was deliberately just an example. It would surely need more thought but i'm pretty sure the "PUT ...
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by buster 8y ago
I think you answer yourself already. You expect this: > simply allow oauth where my pass manager becomes my token provider to be a simpler implementation then "PUT https://blabla.com/change-password" or whateve
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by buster 8y ago
Jetbrains is kind of famous for having/writing their own code completion framework. AFAIK, the rust plugin doesn't use the Language Server like "everyone else" but some other kind of code intelligence/completion. An
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by buster 8y ago
To be honest, I am not sure why this needs yet another query language.. :(
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by buster 8y ago
I'd recommend supporting https://noyb.eu/ though.
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by buster 8y ago
What.. I've totally missed this. Inbox will be shut down? What the.... I am a happy user of inbox since its first days and now.. Again.. Google shuts down the next service.. Another point not to invest (time, in this case) into Google
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by buster 8y ago
Funny that you mention that, i never noticed, but firefox displays "ycombinator.com" in the URL " https://news.ycombinator.com/" in black, while other parts you are talking about are light gray. Seems mor
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by buster 8y ago
Oh yes, Chrono Trigger and Secret of Mana! So good! By the way: Octopath Traveler came out for Nintendo Switch a few weeks ago and is awesome (a modern JRPG). Its stories are good but not as deep. Gameplay and music are really great.
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by buster 8y ago
Exactly.. i think you often see a warning about pickle when it comes to safety. For example, the current documentation has a big, red warning right at the top: https://docs.python.org/3/library/pickle.html The Dja
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by buster 8y ago
I don't necessarily think so. Why does Linux work better? Does Linux do some magic stuff? Or is there some bug in the Windows Kernel/Scheduler? If so, then it's not AMD to blame.
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by buster 8y ago
Really? I was thinking about it, but considered -25°C too cold for my likings. I mean, what do you do in the cities? Walking around at -25°C? :(
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by buster 8y ago
If only all of the energy spent on Gnome bashing would be spent on bugfixing, we'd have a perfect Gnome desktop by now. It's sad.
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GDPR: noyb.eu filed four complaints against Google, FB, Whatsapp, Instagram(noyb.eu)
68 points by buster 8y ago|109 comments
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by buster 9y ago
- "the instructions it does generate are far more predictable than the ones generated by Rust." I am wondering how that might work? Isn't this extremely depending on the compiler and flags? To be honest, i would assume that a
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by buster 9y ago
Can you explain why? How is C closer to processor instructions then Rust?
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by buster 9y ago
I'm german and don't have a car and don't plan to get one.
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by buster 9y ago
Please explain how. It would certainly help privacy respecting competitors,it seems.
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by buster 9y ago
I didn't understand that part as well. As far as I know, kids can't sign contracts. They are not "geschäftsfähig" (business capable) until they are 18. Unless the parents explicitly agree to some contract.
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by buster 9y ago
But i think that's what the collecting societies of each country are for. Not every artist/composer is a member of one though, so that's probably where those come from. What can happen is, that a rights holders music is playe
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by buster 9y ago
BUT Quantum is also coming to mobile. Nevertheless, i've already switched to Firefox on desktop and mobile and i'm extremely happy with it after years of Chromium usage.
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by buster 9y ago
Not "Not really". It's the majority by far.
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Purism Meets Its $1.5M Goal for Security Focused Librem 5 Smartphone(puri.sm)
1 points by buster 9y ago|0 comments
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by buster 9y ago
I have mixed feelings. The modus operandi should be to get upgrades to the current stable kernel frequently enough, not to backport bugfixes to 6 year old kernels.
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by buster 9y ago
Honestly, this is soo brilliant, thanks for sharing!
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by buster 9y ago
I have the feeling that there is more obsession with small base images (leading to a few unused megabytes of diskspace on my 1TB disk) as compared to some text editors eating up my limited memory and CPU nowadays. How is that? Do people rea
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by buster 9y ago
In any case, I wouldn't consider illumos much more lightweight as Linux or bsd.. It's Solaris at its heart.. (not to disrespect Solaris, it is/was a great OS)
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Student Works Undercover in iPhone Factory(nyunews.com)
1 points by buster 9y ago|0 comments
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by buster 9y ago
I was particularly impressed by the short rendering demos in this talk: https://youtu.be/UGl9VVIOo3E?t=977 I really hope Servo will be the next generation browser engine.
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by buster 9y ago
Still, i think that my filesystem shouldn't accumulate that much complexity. Maybe a layered approach similar to Redhats Stratis is a better way.
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by buster 9y ago
You're absolutely right. Still, dpkg doesn't support snapshots out of the box. I could fiddle around with it and i suppose i could make a snapshot before running "apt upgrade", but since that never failed for me, i would

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