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carlosrg
12y ago
Except they've managed pretty well with Python for everything for several years. And we're talking about Dropbox here, not some small startup. Maybe it's not "a little horrible". Besides that, they're migrating
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carlosrg
12y ago
Ah haha, sorry, I misunderstood you. Yes, definitively the details of this are fundamental to know if this could work in non-ideal conditions -it's not the same to take a high res photo only of your finger with good lighting than use p
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carlosrg
12y ago
> It isn't entirely clear which fake fingerprint was used. Obviously his own fingerprint. He doesn't have access to the German Defense Minister iPhone to test the real one (assuming the Defense Minister uses an iPhone and has T
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carlosrg
12y ago
This is one thing that could have been done better in Europe.
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The European Union will spend 1M € in security audit of open source
(joinup.ec.europa.eu)
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carlosrg
12y ago
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carlosrg
12y ago
I didn't even know about Powertop! I was a GNU/Linux user before switching to the Mac but a lot has changed since then... I'll investigate, thanks!
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carlosrg
12y ago
Mmm, that could be one of the causes. Definitely something changed after Lion.
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carlosrg
12y ago
Same here. I installed Fedora 21 and dwm as the window manager. I didn't know this computer could be this fast (2010 MacBook Air). The bad thing is the battery duration, which is significantly worse than Mavericks (but approximately th
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carlosrg
13y ago
Whatever. I just can't argue with a person that believes an ad is the same as a built-in functionality. I can't understand what kind of logic and thinking is going in your head, really.
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carlosrg
13y ago
I hope you're trolling or joking. Comparing a Pizza Hut bookmark with iOS built-in apps, just wow. I mean, I knew Apple haters were dense but this is excessive.
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carlosrg
13y ago
Yes: "I removed the Disqus comments and the many many lines of CSS from the old site and replaced it with only a couple of lines of CSS alongside a CDN-hosted copy of Twitter Bootstrap. Finally, the Go site is deployed to a free instan
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carlosrg
13y ago
Nope, that's not true. Anyway, I'm done with this discussion. Google fanboys can keep using Chrome and trying to defend this bullshit, I don't care. Personally I'm done with Chrome until they fix this.
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carlosrg
13y ago
None of these are comparable to having a full-featured, user friendly GUI to grab all your passwords accessible with a simple "chrome://settings/passwords".
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carlosrg
13y ago
Exactly. Comparing that javascript with the Chrome situation is just ridiculous. It seems people here are too narrow-minded to understand that even my mother could get a list of all the passwords stored in a computer in 10 seconds.
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carlosrg
13y ago
It is a security flaw, and a big one. The only embarrassing thing here is Google's employees attempts at downplaying this. And please explain how to bypass Safari password manager, or 1Password, or any password manager with a master
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carlosrg
14y ago
The people that want to boycott Apple don't even buy Apple products. So good luck with that. And besides that, you should know that Google makes a lot more money from iOS than from Android ($10 average from each iOS device vs $2 from each A