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by deno 10y ago
> Most studies I've seen on health correlate healthy individuals with eating fish. Eating fish would also correlate with a lot of other things in many parts of the developed world, like spending more on food, or following mainstream
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by deno 10y ago
That’s just from PCB from farmed salmon. What do we really know about ingesting those microplastics? I’m not really worried about “toxins,” in general, but plastics aren’t exactly made to be safe to ingest. I thought the article made (imp
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by deno 10y ago
The case was NOT mislabeling, that was just part of it. At least read more than one paragraph before commenting.
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by deno 10y ago
But how does it compare to Emacs? :)
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by deno 10y ago
They’ve build Webkit sandbox from scratch AFAIK. That’s not exactly rebranding.
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by deno 10y ago
But it still feels like it. Security news should be “someone managed to breach one of the 20 layers that protect you,” not “someone got root, again.” At the very least you should be able to stay secure if you know what you are doing. But
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by deno 10y ago
It’s not very fast, but it’s surprisingly easy on the resources, especially memory. Compare using VS Code w/ Typescript Language Service to any type of dev stack that includes the word “Scala.”
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by deno 10y ago
What exactly do you need glimmer for on that page?
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by deno 10y ago
Which browser? http://caniuse.com/#search=async%20functions
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by deno 10y ago
> * Court judgements must be able to block, reverse or force transactions. This means either the government gets a copy of all private keys, or simply has master keys for the system. You can certainly avoid that, just make it part of the
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by deno 10y ago
It doesn’t. In fact, I would be very careful using subshellsm in general, because it can lead to bugs like this one: http://danwalsh.livejournal.com/74642.html .
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by deno 10y ago
Sorry! You’ve run into Poe’s law.[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
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by deno 10y ago
What exactly are you suggesting? That they defeated modern cryptography or compromised Google to unprecedented degree?
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by deno 10y ago
I have skimmed your website at the time and found it really interesting. I find this “shillcalling” very annoying, but I understand where it’s coming from. If you look at Reddit, for example, it has been an entire two weeks of constant “Bil
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by deno 10y ago
I thought it said “you responded” instead of “he responded.” You’re right.
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by deno 10y ago
The person you’re referring to has three comments in total, and of their submissions only ONE has anything to do with FCC. You’re attacking person, not argument, and rather ineffectively. EDIT: Okay, you meant someone else. Still, calling s
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by deno 10y ago
NameCheap did the same thing to me, except it was even worse because it was on a domain name I purposefully let expire (I didn’t want it anymore). But instead of letting it expire with the Whois Guard data they changed it to my real data an
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by deno 10y ago
> What do you base this on? What would they do? PATRIOT Act Vol. 2. It’s the lizard people I’m worried about.
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by deno 10y ago
As I said DNSCRYPT or Blockchains like Etherium/Namecoin. PGP’s WoT model is a complete failure.
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by deno 10y ago
You can absolutely replace SMTP but whatever you replace it with needs to be at least compatible with it. Lots of warnings, Insecure Email Ahead, but it needs to be compatible. I also don’t think email should be e2e by default. Next gen ema
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by deno 10y ago
PGP works on individual message level. If email encryption is ever to get ubiquitous it needs a more comprehensive approach. It should start with a local email server that keeps all messages in an encrypted vault and can communicate in a se
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by deno 10y ago
If you’re really “googling” for AMP versions I recommend you should get the “AMP Validator[1]” extension. Aside from validating, it parses the <meta> tags on current website and lets you click-through to go to AMP version. [1] https:
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by deno 10y ago
Or you could just use the existing standard TLS handshake instead of STARTTLS to upgrade the connection. DANE for this would be a step backwards, as you would just give governments the control of the PKI system. Edit: There is, however, so
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by deno 10y ago
Your source doesn’t dispute the accuracy of this number at all: > Cruz is rounding up, but he is correct about the percentage of Christians among the Syrian refugees who have resettled in the United States. > A total of 2,290 Syrian r
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by deno 10y ago
You can just disable caching altogether in Dev Tools. Extra refresh levels are unnecessary.
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by deno 10y ago
tl;dr: Javascript/Google reCaptcha Paywall. Source: https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/323537/cloudflare-i...
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by deno 10y ago
It ended because FBI just cracked the device anyway. How is it contrary?
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by deno 10y ago
Hosting your assets locally is not “supporting censorship.”
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by deno 10y ago
That’s why I stated it as a question. I still think it’s hypocrisy to care about one and not the other. Those corporations are actually actively working to erode Internet freedoms, which affects everyone, not just a single country, and one
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by deno 10y ago
They do, if you take a moralistic attitude, as op has. It’s hypocrisy. If you just don’t care about Chinese market then say so—don’t pretend you do so out of a moral obligation.

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