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by deif 11y ago
They probably are. But there's a fair few ministers that are still criticising it. The bad guys here are the EU Commission, not the Parliament. It's important to know which side we need to be supporting because often people blame
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by deif 11y ago
Note that TTIP still has to be agreed upon by the EU Parliament. Personally I don't really care what the lobbyists are writing in secret. At some point they have to present to the EUP (where we actually have representation) and they ha
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by deif 11y ago
With location data and browsing habit metadata they already have that kind of info (with warrants). But their logic is still flawed in assuming criminals won't use a VPN and HTTPS. It seems they want historical data so that they can ru
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by deif 11y ago
You don't seemed to have watched the video. You basically just said, "I saw a Segway with a chair. That seemed more practical and useful compared to this Segway with a chair."
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by deif 11y ago
If you're in the UK using BT, they have a DNS issue that is not resolving any cloudfront distributions. Best way to get rid of it is to temporarily/permanently use OpenDNS or another provider.
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by deif 11y ago
Does P2P Windows updates really count as a question of ethics? I don't think so. Any privacy options are quite clearly stated in the installation options, and they are in the settings menu in easy to find places. Security is another is
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by deif 11y ago
Unsurprisingly the EU made a sensible ruling. Just like most of the rulings they've made in the past 10 years. I'm not sure why the media and social justice groups got so worked up over it as it was in the minority anyway. It&#x27
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by deif 11y ago
Yeah but the one specific on ISDS was held early May/late April.
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by deif 11y ago
The EU Parliament videos? I don't know how BBC iPlayer works for other countries, but I think the one where they were heavy on ISDS was this on: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05wq51g There's also another b
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by deif 11y ago
The conclusion to this is very strange. There's vast amounts of people on both sides of this deal that come into the fray in black and white. What I mean is they're either totally for or totally against. I've watched one of t
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by deif 11y ago
I think that it's pretty reasonable for a similar library to use the same character if the syntax is similar. As an example, the Domtastic library copies the jQuery syntax literally, allowing an easy transition for new users. It also m
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by deif 12y ago
As someone who has worked extensively with Ember and Angular in large projects, I'd say that I prefer Angular even though I know the current version will be deprecated. I've found that ensuring functionality is locked into tiny an
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by deif 12y ago
Perhaps when the Oculus HD comes out. At the moment the text would be in such a low resolution that it would make it not worth the time. Pre-emptively creating an app in preparation for the Oculus HD might not be a bad idea however.
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by deif 13y ago
But express was connect with some extra goodies on top. Surely this is an iteration upon express? I guess I'm more concerned about the marketing of this framework as there's now two names for the same thing except one is newer t
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by deif 13y ago
I have some questions about this: 1. The FAQ gives a political answer about the status of Express but I imagine that Express will not be actively maintained any more. Correct? 2. If focus is now on Koa, why the name change from Express when
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by deif 13y ago
A good think about how you would exchange letters can solve this code as they've just given you the most simple example. You could read through a few ebooks available on cyptography freely on the internet, but you don't even need to do that
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by deif 14y ago
The last point the op makes is that you don't need a nodejs framework if you're using backbone/angular/ember. I've consistently used Socketstream combined with Ember in my for-fun projects, and it's extremely easy to build use. Combine that
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by deif 14y ago
A lot of these comments comment on the fact that development is not available 'on the go'. Obviously one wouldn't carry round a keyboard and a tablet. What I find interesting is the fact that powerful computing systems can fit into your poc