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by chme 9y ago
I really like this guide to get started. Its a bit short though. I would really like to see the setup of a simple uni- or even bi-directional rpc or value binding mechanism between react and rust.
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by chme 9y ago
Why is this page not available over https? A bit ironic that we have to trust the connection between us and the server to get advice about security.
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by chme 9y ago
Even if such a law would become effective somewhere I could imagine ways around this: What would happen if a transportation service provider would also offer the service of collecting points dependant on the used stations and those points c
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by chme 9y ago
I sort of get reddits reason to hold the post ranking algorithm secret. So that it is hard to game it. Until there is a way to easy 're-key' such an algorithm if someone found a way to abuse it, holding it secret is the best solut
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by chme 9y ago
In other news: "Google removes 'Chrome' from its search autocomplete in anti-piracy effort"
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by chme 9y ago
> I personally don't care. As I have nothing to hide and I trust most of the businesses providing federated logins. Sorry, but every time someone says the phrase "I have nothing to hide" I have to roll my eyes at them. How
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by chme 9y ago
> What if there's a security vulnerability in the software, how do you fix that? I would really wish for the 'Right to Repair' to be strong enough so that producers of all those trash IOT devices, mobile phones etc. would
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by chme 9y ago
There are some other distro specific build systems missing. So I wouldn't think much of it. But here would be my point for 'Nix': QA doesn't tested for Cross-compiling so it doesn't work while it should be supported
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by chme 9y ago
I like this list! But the "Yocto" entry should be fixed. The build system is called bitbake not "Yocto". There are other projects that use the bitbake build system, not just OpenEmbedded and the Yocto Project.
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by chme 9y ago
> Now most people don't even use those kinds of consolidation apps either, and resign themselves to literally running many separate apps. IMO that is really one personal hell for me. I blame android and apple for this. I was happy w
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by chme 9y ago
> Users don’t want federation. I don't care what users want. I want it! That is the beauty in narcissism: You can use the best technology to chat with yourself. :)
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by chme 9y ago
> I hope they eventually develop a federated, privacy oriented messaging protocol, once the rapid technological evolution settles down. Like matrix[1]? That uses signals encryption. [1] https://matrix.org/
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by chme 9y ago
> I wonder if people who came to use computers in the last decade will experience the sort of enjoyment I got out of customizing the look and feel of applications. What you had to make skins yourself??? You didn't just get them via
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by chme 9y ago
I agree with you. Many ISPs would be quite good for the internet as a whole, but the problem with that is that just idealistic thinking in this case because the internet is a shared medium and infrastructure is build not only by companies b
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by chme 9y ago
I don't work at facebook. But there is stuff like this: https://hg-git.github.io/ So in the end it doesn't really matter.
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by chme 9y ago
There are places where C and other places where programming C++ makes more sense; the same is true with Rust and Go. When it comes to low-level, high performance, no overhead stuff and less unexpected behaviour C and Rust fit better. Where
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by chme 9y ago
You don't necessarily go to github just to use git, but for the community, advertisement, ... Also facebook is a big company, and like all bigger companies many people in it prefer different stuff.
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by chme 9y ago
Since the Apache 2.0 license is incompatible with GPLv2 [1], will that cause problems in projects depending on CUPS? [1] https://www.apache.org/licenses/GPL-compatibility.html
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by chme 9y ago
Compare that to the gdp pocket 7'' with 1920×1200.
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by chme 9y ago
I could not deal with those arrow keys, though.
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by chme 9y ago
I would be ok with MacOS if Apple wouldn't try so hard to sell me everything else from them. If they instead would push more to open standards and iteroperability, but they are busy building a prison for their customers where they can
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by chme 9y ago
Great to hear! Keep up the good work Tom and friends!
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by chme 9y ago
So is the dbus-broker the latest project from the kdbus/bus1 guys. Since from the text dbus-broker does not use the bus1 kernel module, does that mean the bus1 project is dead?
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by chme 9y ago
Because computers where originally designed to work within the given limitations. In current time, where we have more computing power and storage than we know what to do with it, we can allow computers to be inefficient for the sake of beco
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by chme 9y ago
This isn't how real security works. There is a concept for 'defense in depth', saying that every component should be secure on its own and not rely on other components.
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by chme 9y ago
I would argue that mpv has pretty much a similar feature set like vlc. I use mpv to watch youtube videos. And expanded it with a lua script to be able to zoom in. Its pretty crazy what is possible with mpv nowadays.
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by chme 9y ago
Yes that is Debian. But I said "normal" and implicitly meant with original debian kernel.
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by chme 9y ago
So like a configuration in a git repository and the router only pulls the master branch, external person pushes changes to a feature branch and merges to master have to be done by you. Something like this is doable. See puppet, saltstack, a
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by chme 9y ago
Pro: - Really near to complete linux mainline support. Meaning newest kernel versions can be used and is future proof. Maybe put normal Debian on it. - Security updates. OpenWRT isn't that strong about this if you don't want to co
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by chme 9y ago
I use imapfilter[0] to sort imap mails on the remote server and move older ones to a local dovecot instance for long term backup. That way I have current mail available on all my devices and access to the backup via mutt or via file in the

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