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811.
by dchest 10y ago
It is Roboto, but it doesn't look like you follow the guidelines on how to use it https://material.google.com/style/typography.html
812.
by dchest 10y ago
Also, this selected dropdown menu item O_o https://i.sli.mg/fWROjW.png
813.
by dchest 10y ago
Per Thorsheim says: "Apple have moved from pbkdf2(sha1) with 10K iterations to a plain sha256 hash with a single iteration only. Bruteforce with CPU!" https://twitter.com/thorsheim/status/7792071774163517
814.
by dchest 10y ago
You're not "giving them money", you're exchanging your money for their product. If you are so keen on giving money to your government, there are plenty of ways to do it.
815.
by dchest 10y ago
Xiaomi Redmi Pro, launched in July, can do this: http://www.mi.com/en/redmipro/
816.
by dchest 10y ago
Ha, got me! By literally, I meant in the medical sense (is it called "vertigo"?), not as an idiom (meaning to confuse or overwhelm).
817.
by dchest 10y ago
Get U2F FIDO USB key ( https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3... ) [standard, works with Chrome & Firefox for Google, GitHub and more] and/or install Google Authenticator on your smartphone
818.
by dchest 10y ago
Above, on the left, you can see the creative, dazzling, H.G.-Wells-spirited Time Machine interface and icon of yesteryear, receding into radiant oblivion (complete with animated stars that drift toward you). Well-crafted, they stirred the
819.
by dchest 10y ago
Adjusted for inflation, $8.2 billion in 2016 dollars.
820.
Google will use Chrome browsing data for ad tailoring(twitter.com)
319 points by dchest 10y ago|200 comments
821.
by dchest 10y ago
Thanks for the insight!
822.
by dchest 10y ago
Thank you :)
823.
by dchest 10y ago
This is a baseless speculation. First of all, Apple provides LZ4 in libcompression. Secondly, LZFSE uses Lempel–Ziv algorithm and ANS coder invented by Jarek Duda ( https://arxiv.org/abs/1311.2540 ): https://d
824.
by dchest 10y ago
It's not worse than LZ4. LZ4 is just an LZ-based compression (find common strings, reference them), while LZFSE does both LZ compression and entropy coding (like ZIP's deflate). It's comparable to zstd, which uses LZ and fini
825.
by dchest 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11944975
826.
by dchest 10y ago
Looks good! Another public domain collection I use: https://pixabay.com/
827.
Simon Stålenhag Art Gallery(simonstalenhag.se)
3 points by dchest 10y ago|0 comments
828.
by dchest 10y ago
Undefined behavior of a program is when a programmer didn't define how to handle a particular situation. If an array becomes "undefined" and the programmer didn't expect such result (e.g. there's no if (typeof array
829.
by dchest 10y ago
Crashing is exactly what the correct program should do if it hits undefined behavior.
830.
by dchest 10y ago
Ah, yes, there are no signatures in x/crypto/nacl. There's https://github.com/agl/ed25519 , however it will be slower, as there's no assembly. Edit: oops, looks like signatures were added 2 months ag
831.
by dchest 10y ago
I wonder why they don't use golang.org/x/crypto/nacl instead of bindings to C library (libsodium-go). All primitives in it are implemented in assembly (for amd64 arch), so speed shouldn't be a concern.
832.
by dchest 10y ago
Russian Wikipedia has this quote from the author of hoax: "I wrote a rebuttal to this statement [that a mammal can not be a plant] in 'Smena' newspaper. In fact, we spent the whole hour proving that fungi was a separate kingd
833.
by dchest 10y ago
I'm glad we have Retina displays now — the ultimate weapon against those annoying web designers who change font smoothing.
834.
by dchest 10y ago
I think Lion was released as "Mac OS X", and they changed it to "OS X" later. http://www.macrumors.com/2012/02/16/apple-officially-drops-m... http://appleinsider.com/articl
835.
by dchest 10y ago
Oh, I see, thanks. Yes, also still use OS X, although I hit bugs from time to time.
836.
by dchest 10y ago
Here you don't check the return value of calloc(): https://github.com/AndrewBelt/bored/blob/master/src/map.c#L3... and then access it: https://github.com/AndrewBelt/bored&#
837.
by dchest 10y ago
How can they overstate bugginess? If you didn't hit a bug yet, you luckily don't know about it. If there's a bug, there's a bug.
838.
by dchest 10y ago
It was called "OS X", not "Mac OS X" since 10.8.
839.
by dchest 10y ago
There's no such thing as "closed" or "open": something can be open source (copyright law), but patented (patent law), and it can be closed sourced, but not patented.
840.
by dchest 10y ago
Audio version: https://mises.org/library/no-treason-constitution-no-authori...

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