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by codexon 12y ago
How do you prevent people from submitting content they don't own?
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by codexon 12y ago
1. The pages actually gives you geographical information even if there are no comments. 2. Knowing that you are the first person to complain about a number is also informative. If I google a number that no one has complained about, is it be
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by codexon 12y ago
But if the phone numbers weren't on Google when they had 0 comments, then who would be the first to put down a comment? It is the chicken and egg problem.
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by codexon 12y ago
I would say it is unfair to judge any language by their IRC channel unless they are core members of the group. In my experience IRC channels being rude is the norm rather than the exception.
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by codexon 12y ago
I love how Nim is getting along but I am rather afraid to put in production. The number of compiler bugs is a bit scary. https://github.com/Araq/Nim/labels/High%20Priority And also from what I've heard,
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by codexon 12y ago
My personal usage case is to secure a handful of servers across datacenters for software that don't have encryption enabled. If I use CJDNS to do this, it seems like I have a lot more steps to do. I have to copy everyone's pub key
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by codexon 12y ago
Let's say you have a 8gb hash table that you want shared between 32 app servers. You are only setting or getting a few elements each request. It doesn't make sense for each app server to have an 8gb hash table in their memory nor
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by codexon 12y ago
This isn't helpful for running software that only supports ipv4 though.
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by codexon 12y ago
cjdns looks interesting but it seems to be ipv6 only. I submitted this story because peervpn looks like the easiest to setup by a wide margin. No certs required and very easy to start on a new machine.
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PeerVPN – Open-source peer-to-peer VPN(peervpn.net)
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by codexon 12y ago
You can run Linux on Azure.
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by codexon 12y ago
Saying SEO is a service designed to break search engines makes the false assumption that search engines are perfect. I've seen many instances where Google failed to place the best site at the top and there was no evidence the top site
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by codexon 12y ago
I don't think 16bytes said anything about any of that. React also uses mustache syntax.
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by codexon 12y ago
I am fairly certain that Ractive templates are similar to JSX in terms of overhead. If you don't like compiling JSX you can run it with the JSX client compiler at the cost of compiling it on every client. Ractive templates are parsed i
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by codexon 12y ago
It is preemptive on function calls just like erlang.
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by codexon 12y ago
There's 1 thing that can't be done in Nim that you can do in Go though. And that is the goroutine system. Something like that needs to be explicitly baked into the language. You can try to emulate it with your own thread pools but
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by codexon 12y ago
Doesn't nim already have autocomplete?
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by codexon 12y ago
yes
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by codexon 12y ago
I moved languages to a subdomain instead of query strings as suggested by a Google website, and my rankings plummeted.
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by codexon 12y ago
> Better deployment of filters would do much to improve the situation. No, it wouldn't. People have been calling for an to end spoofing for 15 years with virtually 0 progress. Filters don't help in volumetric attacks.
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by codexon 12y ago
This is false. Nearly 100% of the assets from Dota 1 came from Warcraft 3. I am not familiar with the other games to know how much original content there was, but I remember that both CS and TFC used a number of assets from the original. So
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by codexon 12y ago
> What about Starcraft Arcade, which makes use of Blizzard-provided tools to heavily mod the game? Starcraft 2 is not recent anymore. Out of WoW, Diablo 3, Hearthstone, Heroes of the Storm, and Overwatch, it is the only one. > Valve a
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by codexon 12y ago
Starcraft 2 came out about 4.5 years ago. Hearthstone and Diablo 3 don't support modding, and all indications show that Heroes of the Storm and Overwatch won't either.
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by codexon 12y ago
Things are still rosy because most players are not tired of the genres (MOBA / CS) that grew from the last generation of being friendly to modders. It may take a while but I forsee people getting tired of getting milked for DLCs and sk
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by codexon 12y ago
I think we are headed for the dark ages of PC gaming. Before, the top AAA studios made games with mods in mind. This allowed massive genres like Dota and Counter-Strike to come into existence. Nowadays AAA studios see modders as leeches and
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by codexon 12y ago
> Who says choosing Sitekite would mean I care little about presentation? Sitekite does a better job than (to use my original example, Blogger) for its intended 'share a single page of info' use-case. The intersection of people
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by codexon 12y ago
This is not equivalent to cookies. Cookies allow you to specify arbitrary data, not just a session ID, so you can set preferences without having to hit a database or even running a completely static page, using javascript to read the settin
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by codexon 12y ago
> Blog sites typically need signup, so are slower to get started with than this. Also if you think of something like Blogger, it would not be as clean/minimal out of the box if you just want a clean 'single page' to link s
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by codexon 12y ago
I don't see the appeal behind this. The reason why there was a need for off-site image hosting is because people and websites like reddit didn't want to pay for the bandwidth or be forced to deal with takedown requests. A decade a
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by codexon 12y ago
But the thing is that Haxe doesn't really solve anything else other than being good for flash games. So even if it is Turing Complete, there is no point in spending time learning it if you do not care about making flash games. And last

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