chmike

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by chmike 11y ago
Unfortunately, the font looks very fuzzy (out of focus) when running the extended example. Is there a way to fix that ?
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by chmike 11y ago
This ratio has not much meaning because it really depends of the context which is unspecified. Consider software projects where people just throw ideas at the wall to see what sticks. The ratio could be much worse than that.
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by chmike 11y ago
Consider using the D language instead if generics is a problem. Go is what it is and shouldn't change. It has it's advantages that make it optimal for particular contexts. Otherwise you'll turn it into another c++. There is a
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by chmike 11y ago
A free Fiber is not viable on the long run. It looks like dumping to me. It looked more like an attempt to kill competitors than a constructive competitive pressure. However I find 50$ expensive. The most expensive offer in France is Orange
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by chmike 11y ago
I wouldn't call it a bad leak. Something like Snowden leak. I guess price of art artifacts will raise in the following years. No risk of leaks.
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by chmike 11y ago
This inspired me the idea of creating a NoScript label for web sites that don't use javascript. It could be an information passed in the page header as a specification (contract). I have a few web sites without javascript. Is NoScript
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by chmike 11y ago
Why not asking for permission as is the case for location ?
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by chmike 11y ago
This is awfull because it destroys information. A feature branch needs cleaning up before publishing. These bug and typo fixes needs to be squashed in the branch, but the history should preserve a sequence of commits corresponding to atomic
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by chmike 11y ago
I'm very serious. Is that all you have as "argument" ? Supposing you referred to my comment on the big alien theory, as a biologist, I would say that this pure statistical analysis ignores the possible existence of yet unknow
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by chmike 11y ago
This analysis is based on many unjustified assumptions. I don't think we can go reliably very far on this route. However, I do think that we can scientifically study some aliens today, or more precisely what we can see from them, throu
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by chmike 11y ago
Mmh, lens example doesn't work well with the ipad pro (safari). I get a zoom on a few words and can't zoom out.
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by chmike 11y ago
From a computer scientist perspective, I would love that we drop DST. But from the social perspective, this would simply shift the problem. You apparently consider the problem only from the student or employee point of view. What about shop
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by chmike 11y ago
These advises inspired me an educational simulation game like the rat race.
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by chmike 11y ago
How can I test if my servers are vulnerable ?
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by chmike 11y ago
The problem boils down to shared library version number compatibility. The idea of shared libraries is to reduced storage space (disk and memory) at a processing price overhead. Note that this storage constrain becomes less critical these d
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by chmike 11y ago
Wouldn't this raise the issue of application updates ? If the app imports its own libraries, who will take care to update them if a security issue is detected ? That's the point to enforce using shared libraries on unix system.
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Multitasking is killing your brain and moral(twitter.com)
3 points by chmike 11y ago|0 comments
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by chmike 11y ago
I stopped considering Samsung's phones because we don't get timely OS upgrades and security fixes. I now bought an iPhone. There is a significant price overhead but at least I get software updates and security fixes. No deceptive
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by chmike 11y ago
I use acme-tiny and confirm it is good. But there is still significant work to do to get a working certificate and the documentation is lacking significant details. I have my own recipe documentation that I should publish. Apart from this,
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by chmike 11y ago
This won't happen because there is still a need for a local time reference.
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by chmike 11y ago
This is far more exciting than the smart glasses. No privacy issues here. I'd love to have the planning of the day or my relevant news of the night like how much I earned with my web sites while I was sleeping. There should be a way to
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My Bathroom Mirror Is Smarter Than Yours(medium.com)
2 points by chmike 11y ago|1 comments
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by chmike 11y ago
Wy aren't companies receiving zero day notification pay these people back ? Without it there is no incentive to disclose the bugs to get them fixed. It looks like Google Chrome is more efficient there.
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by chmike 11y ago
Isn't radix sort o(n) ? > The algorithm will only work if w ≥ log n. What does that mean ? It doesn't make sense to me. The algorithm will work regardless of the magnitude of w relative to log(n). Radix sort will be faster
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An introduction to vibe.d: Writing a scalable chat room service in D(vibed.org)
20 points by chmike 11y ago|0 comments
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by chmike 11y ago
A colleague who was present at a seminar given by Tim Berners-Lee at CERN to present the WWW told me that one person in the audience asked what could it be used for ! From my perspective it is the Mosaic application from NCSA that is really
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by chmike 11y ago
And a nearly empty README
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by chmike 11y ago
What about this 90 days validity limit ? Do you update it with a script ?
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by chmike 11y ago
Do you mind to give a link ? I'm using StartSSL for free. What do you get more for 10$ ?
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by chmike 11y ago
Can we use the certificate for dovecot and postfix as well ? Would it be safe ? From the documentation it applies only to web servers.

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