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by daenney 9y ago
I suppose it does doe that, so does this though: with codecs.open('requirements.txt') as f: requirements = f.read().splitlines() ... install_requires=requirements, I don't think it's worth the de
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by daenney 9y ago
I have never understood why people feel that pbr is better than just regular setup.py. All it seems to do is move the exact same metata into setup.cfg instead. Maybe it's a bit easier syntactically but to pull in a whole package just f
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by daenney 9y ago
> Instead, why not a dummy profile that's complete with user activity, social media presence, and showing active harmless use? Why not multiple profiles? And where do you suppose this data will come from? Maintaining something of a
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by daenney 9y ago
> - Facebook infringing on your patents doesn't really harm you, just like you using Facebook's React patents doesn't really harm Facebook Eh, what? There's a very big difference between someone infringing on a patent
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by daenney 9y ago
That's not at all what you said. What I replied to is where you literally said: > Revocation can be done only for new certs. That's not true. The "newness" of a cert or a CA has absolutely nothing to do with how, if a
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by daenney 9y ago
Yup. I no longer carry my regular laptop or phone to the US. I have separate devices that receive a wipe before entering and after leaving. Doesn't prevent hardware compromise though, but at least it won't compromise my daily driv
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by daenney 9y ago
> For curl for instance, only Daniel can sign a release. I don't believe that's quite true. Anyone can sign a curl release, so can I. It's just that Daniel's key being used to sign a release of curl carries the trust
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by daenney 9y ago
Not at all. Revoke trust in the signing authority and all it's certificates turn invalid the second that change hits. Update your OS's trust store to not trust Comodo anymore and you'll see the effects immediately in IE/
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by daenney 9y ago
Have you tried their support flow? They've usually been very responsive in my experience, it might just be around the corner.
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by daenney 9y ago
> That said, if you're using React, I don't think you should be suing Facebook for using your patents - after all, you're using theirs. If you do want to do that, then by all means, skip React. So if they infringe on your
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by daenney 9y ago
Container tabs[0] (currently an experiment) will hopefully stick around. That alone is reason enough to use it from my point of view. Paired with Cookie AutoDelete it is the most control I've ever had over my privacy in a browser and i
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by daenney 9y ago
Ah, lovely. Thanks for the pointer!
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by daenney 9y ago
So what does this mean?
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by daenney 9y ago
I don't think that's possible. The routers are the ones that need to decode the IPv10 packet, see if it contains an IPv4 or IPv6 destination and route accordingly. From my reading of the RFC that means all routers, not just the cu
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by daenney 9y ago
> To be complete, the discussion should include optimization of interactions with the load balancer, e.g. where to terminate https, etc. Not necessarily. There are other ways of spreading traffic, like DNS round robin for example, using
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by daenney 9y ago
There's a lot more in the Pacific nowadays than on that map. And I don't think less cables are active. Our need for bandwdith nowadays compared to 1900 is much higher, a lot of those cables have simply been upgraded from carrying
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by daenney 9y ago
This seems very similar to https://www.submarinecablemap.com/ .
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by daenney 9y ago
Am I the only one who's a bit disappointed by MS's response? I get that shimming would fix it but wouldn't it be more productive if they'd put some pressure on Synaptics to fix it? They might take notice if Microsoft com
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by daenney 9y ago
No worries, I don't actually mind. And you're right!
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by daenney 9y ago
Read the FAQ please: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html . A quick Google would've gotten you to that answer too. And don't use random topics to ask questions like these, that's what Ask HN can be used f
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by daenney 9y ago
pip: Python's official package manager easy_install: Forget it existed, substitute with pip virtualenv: A virtual environment, providing an isolated Python and libraries mkvirtualenv: A script to create a virtualenv pipenv: Combines pi
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by daenney 9y ago
Verizon is already being paid to provide you with access. So now on top of that they also want rather unfethered access to your online activity for which you might receive a small token in return, which may or may not be a reward you actua
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by daenney 9y ago
You don't have to spend $$$ on an iPhone. If you want the latest factory fresh bling, sure. But an iPhone 6s goes for about 350$, a 6 for around 200$. Given that Apple supplies most of their devices with 4-5 years worth of updates that
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by daenney 9y ago
A simple homework assignment will do much of the same and allow them to do it at their own pace and having full access to any tool, instead of during some arbitrary time limit with someone else breathing down their neck. Or having to feel g
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by daenney 9y ago
Source for that fact?
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by daenney 9y ago
Me too. It's easy to say "it doesn't have the numbers" but without sharing those actual numbers and showing what portion they account for in the total it always leaves me wondering if it's truly as low as implied. T
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by daenney 9y ago
It works entirely fine on Firefox on macOS and Windows though. It seems more likely that has something to do with how Firefox interacts with the graphics stack on Linux than Marko. Have you tried it in a different browser, like Chrome or Mi
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by daenney 9y ago
I think we too easily conflate Electron and apps based on Electron. If you take the Electron demo app, you won't notice it. It has no impact on your machine whatsoever. Plenty of Electron based apps though have abysmal performance and
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by daenney 9y ago
Never said you couldn't go to jail for it, just not for destruction of evidence. You also have to account for the 5th Amendment and the right against self-incrimination. This thing is a lot more complicated than quoting choice excerpts

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