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by capitol_ 6y ago
I'm amazed that it has been 15 minutes and noone have said Rust yet ;) It you want to explore the Rust option, here is an overview of the status of GUI toolkits in Rust: https://areweguiyet.com/
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by capitol_ 7y ago
And there was many people putting food on the table by hauling ice, but neither of those things should impair progress.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
Where do you get 'massive negative' from? Cycling and walking are much healthier, so it might even be positive for them.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
If we start with the assumption that harrasment cause suicides then that argument means that it's ok to harras people as much as others do on average. Obviously there is other causes also. But the base principel is a very shaky foundat
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by capitol_ 7y ago
> prevent people from being prostitutes against their will The important part here is if you include economic factors into "against their will" or not.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
Not in email. End-to-end here means that noone except sender and reciever can read the content. With tls and email you send it to a server which can read it, not to the enduser.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
Then you accept that and pay your friend the $5k. No need to loose a friend just because you don't want to write a book.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
There is a large amounts of secrets that fall between the two extremes 'not very secret at all' and 'should never be spoken of or touch a digital device'. Corporate espionage backed by nation state actors is a real thing
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by capitol_ 7y ago
If 12 years is too short, how long timescale do you need? Python 2's EOL was first announced in 2008.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
It was on HN yesterday: https://brave.com/google-gdpr-workaround/
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by capitol_ 7y ago
Unions work well if a large part of the workforce in that sector are members, see the nordic countries for examples. It's a bit like herd immunity.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
I presume that you could pull it of with a SDR.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
This can be fixed with some user css. /* Put the content below into your <firefox profile>/chrome/userChrome.css */ .browserContainer { background-color: #000000 !important; }
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by capitol_ 7y ago
I don't see why it's not both these things?
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by capitol_ 7y ago
I guess thats a secret.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
To use things that you understand? It's perfectly possible to read through the documentation/code for the things that you want to use.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
Saying that all programming languages are equally good is about as true as saying that all sorting algorithms are equally fast.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
The modern art museum here in stockholm often borrow items for their exhibitions, from other museums, artists or private collectors.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
I spend at least 90%. I need to read and understand all the connected code before i make any modifications.
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by capitol_ 7y ago
"no particular reason" is quite a misrepresentation. If you mean that you don't agree with their reasons or think they are incorrect it would be more honest to state that.
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by capitol_ 8y ago
Sweden have also done this. Sorry for the swedish link but found no better: https://sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egyptenavvisningarna
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by capitol_ 8y ago
Stating that the push for https is bad for humanity is a preposterous statement. Please back it up with some facts.
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by capitol_ 8y ago
Yes, that seems like a very good idea, the market seems to be incapable of regulating itself on security issues.
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by capitol_ 8y ago
Yes, browsers have become smarter about that. You can test it by enabling ipv6 and then drop all ipv6 packets with ip6tables, that has the same effect as if some middlebox dropped them.
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by capitol_ 8y ago
There is also a herd immunity effect, if it's easy to compile a large database with everyone's personal data and political beliefs, then it's also easy to launch micro-targeting campaigns where you give political ads with mes