capdeck

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by capdeck 8y ago
> You can accomplish 90% of what you want with RSS just by parsing the metadata on an HTML page. I am not sure you can. Metadata is quite inconsistent and many websites that I have the RSS feed for block crawlers and scrapers. Advantages
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by capdeck 8y ago
<F9> in Firefox to open in "reading mode" - majestic.
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by capdeck 8y ago
> In the end, the results of my work are in the rinimp3 crate, because I suck at naming things. Why not minimp3-rs -- thus people familiar with the original C library will be sure where it is coming form...
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by capdeck 8y ago
So, he downloaded his data from Facebook... and uploaded it to Google. I don't know -- doesn't seem like anything has changed.
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by capdeck 8y ago
Why are you fighting the wind(ows)mills? Linux desktop is in it best shape since its inception. Mint (doesn't siphon), Ubuntu (siphons responsibly) or Manjaro (if you miss rolling updates, but for humans)... Why suffer needlessly?
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by capdeck 8y ago
So, if you have lastpass app on your device (or, for the example sake, some other password manager that allows local access to passwords) can they ask you for the password to lastpass? Also, the device is in "plane mode", but they
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by capdeck 8y ago
But then it doesn't make any difference -- they'll tell you to do what they'll do anyway. And if you refuse -- the same punishment applies (fee, prison, etc...)
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by capdeck 8y ago
The next step here is to ask Google to have an API that, when plugged in and password is entered - just downloads and "verifies" your data for compliance. Bit by bit all the freedoms will be eroded.
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by capdeck 8y ago
It also hijacks space button. I usually use it to pgdn, but in FreshRSS it opens currently selected article. Please make the keyboard shortcuts configurable, especially if you are changing the standard ones.
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by capdeck 8y ago
You can't seamlessly use native RSS app across your home, work computers and mobile. P.S.: It uses fairly standard LAMP stack. Put it in a docker or qemu if you don't want to "pollute" your machine.
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by capdeck 8y ago
> As a simple example, Uber has a legal department to create and review the contract; most drivers don't have attorneys to even review it; I don't understand how legal system can be fair till the above is true. Individual, from
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by capdeck 8y ago
Looks like this was cheaper than upping the salaries of warehouse workers to get them off food stamps and provide healthcare. For Bezos this is just another calculation, nothing more.
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by capdeck 8y ago
http://quip.com/ -- It works everywhere except, unfortunately, the terminal. What I like about quip's way is that it doesn't differentiate checklists from notes -- which is exactly my style. And you can even embed
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by capdeck 8y ago
I'd argue that print and log statements are just poor man's debugger. I don't deny the use and usefulness of logging in general, just it's use for debugging. In order to catch a bug you need to cast a very wide net of pr
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by capdeck 8y ago
The question here is -- are you "productive" because you write _good_ code faster, or because the language allows you to _not think_ about certain aspects of design and just postpone issues to the future (or GC). OP wants to be fa