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by cm3 10y ago
How relevant is that metric given that users will predominantly use the mobile app?
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by cm3 10y ago
Speaking of UI regressions, Chrome's text input fields hijack Ctrl-Shift-Del, so you have to leave those controls before you can use the existing and standard key binding to invoke the clear settings dialog. Opera has the same bug, but
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by cm3 10y ago
Because I don't want to open a new browser window because I closed the last tab and there's no Close-other-tabs key binding, just a menu item, if I were to emulate the behavior by closing all other tabs, optionally clear history a
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by cm3 10y ago
I wish Chrome would adopt Vivaldi's and Opera's feature to not close the window if you're closing the last tab. This works nicely in Firefox, Opera and Vivaldi, and I always accidentally close Chrome. I've seen Chrome ex
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by cm3 10y ago
They are customizable in Vivaldi ( https://vivaldi.net/en-US/teamblog/162-mouse-gestures-to-the... ), another browser, which is made by ex-Opera folks, include the CEO and former core devs. I'm not saying one i
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by cm3 10y ago
Their system daemon project's thesis: http://www.helenos.org/doc/theses/mk-thesis.pdf
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by cm3 10y ago
Thanks, you're right, found and disabled all but two specs and tuned minimum to 3 which is TLS1.2. Will put those in the locked config file, so that they're read-only at runtime.
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by cm3 10y ago
And Firefox 52 is proposed to default to TLS 1.3 for safety and performance reasons: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/mozilla.dev.platform... I wish it was still possible to override these per profile. Last
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by cm3 10y ago
In case you're wondering about the different linux kernel bypass mechanisms, here's the relevant slide from a recent talk: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/TO1UdUicn1wuF4jIAhskikO6ML... Sorry I haven't found
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by cm3 10y ago
> I'm afraid not. That was David Fincher/HBO and it's not going ahead. I'm glad they won't, because the risk of ruining it is too high as proven time and again.
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by cm3 10y ago
And AUTOSAR (to someone unfamiliar with its details like myself) seems very complicated, although it's probably warranted.
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by cm3 10y ago
Why isn't GPS plus lidar and friends enough, give that the map data is already available in detailed resolution on local storage? Internet isn't yet as pervasively, reliably, always available as it should be, so I wouldn't wa
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by cm3 10y ago
I'm counting the days until cars will be weaponized remotely via rich text message received on your onboard entertainment/computer system which isn't physically disconnected from the vehicle controller because it at the minim
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by cm3 10y ago
Genuinely curious, do they not teach historic designs in EE course plans? To learn from and improve, but not reinvent something half-way or worse. Also, older designs are much easier to study completely compared to the super complex logic i
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by cm3 10y ago
For the mentioned group's fears. It must be based in some defining event, no?
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by cm3 10y ago
I haven't been to Asia (yet), but I can say that in the "Western World" courts are overloaded with cases that should probably not go further than your local ombudsman which in itself is a very old concept found in millenia ol
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by cm3 10y ago
Curious, is it possible that the restrictive Soviet rule (beginning with Josef and ending with the death of Brezhnev or, if you will, Gorbachev's glasnost+peretroika) caused this, or does it go much further back to Zarist times? What&#
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by cm3 10y ago
Burroughs line of machines and Intel iAPX 432 and it's derivative i960 (which is actually in use). The project for which the Intel CPU was designed together with Siemens would have given us a safer foundation due to using this processo
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by cm3 10y ago
I'm not talking about Rust lifetimes but lifetimes as a common term used in many languages. What I mean is that in Rust you're forced to explicitly deal with the lifetime aspects of variables before the compiler will generate any
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by cm3 10y ago
Which shouldn't be hard since most scientific libraries rely on a standard body of Fortran code being reused underneath. The nice bits are the interactive development environment, or visual repl if you will, and Rust could reuse the ef
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by cm3 10y ago
The hard part doesn't go away with unless you pull in a GC or something similar to take care of lifetime bugs. In Go you always use a GC and circumvent the explicit lifetime management syntax of Rust. Some data structures are very hard
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by cm3 10y ago
> Rust should integrate easily with C++ code The day that Rust manages to have always up to date Qt bindings that do not force you to make compromises compared to the C++ API, I think the C++ support will be at a comfortable level. Right
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by cm3 10y ago
There's enough unexplored for a season 3 story-wise. I heard they will make a US version. If it's like Shameless US, I'm all for it, but usually US remakes tend to make a bad copy that also stretches out for no reason. I real
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by cm3 10y ago
I wished that they had expanded further on the past as in Utopia S02E01 but they unfortunately didn't. The conclusion was satisfying, though.
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by cm3 10y ago
I wasn't too affected by the previous seasons and haven't watched Season 3 yet (except episode 00 pre-netflix with Mr Mad Men), but if you're up for it and really want to feel emotionally exhausted after a motion picture, I c
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by cm3 10y ago
Thanks, I was really confused when I read the title "Massive Dyn DNS outage" and how that affects Twitter or Github.
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by cm3 10y ago
Just to be clear, this is a DDoS against Dynect's NS hosts, right? I'm confused because of the use of "dyn dns", which to me means dns for hosts that don't have static ip addresses. I'm actually surprised so ma
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by cm3 10y ago
What am I missing by not using a manager? I've been doing something like this set rtp^=~/.vim/bundle/ScrollColors/ for each plugin, and it works wonderfully, doesn't complicate things, plus never broke.
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by cm3 10y ago
Are the system (not app) updates Google releases applicable to all Android devices? It's true that there are a high number of bugs available just in mobile browsers, which do receive google play updates, if you have google play, but vi
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by cm3 10y ago
Since for any serious bug that's published, there's very likely a dozen private or not-yet-found, and also considering on how many networked devices the linux kernel is used, I would really like to see a better upgrade story for A

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