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by dochtman 13y ago
Which seafile actually seems to have basic support for.
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by dochtman 13y ago
It's open source, you can easily run your own server.
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by dochtman 13y ago
I've found Fastmail to be really good (although I haven't been able to figure out some of the anti-spam stuff so far).
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Persona incentives for adoption(ozten.com)
2 points by dochtman 13y ago|0 comments
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by dochtman 13y ago
Cool! I've been thinking about doing a similar thing, since I think NewsBlur's main web UI is still way too noisy (although I'd keep much more of the actual functionality). Was it easy to use the NewsBlur API? I'm assumi
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by dochtman 13y ago
Why are you on an old Firefox?
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by dochtman 13y ago
I like to use [Sphinx]( http://sphinx-doc.org/ ), stored in the project repository. It uses reStructuredText (which is more extensible than Markdown) and was written for the Python documentation.
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by dochtman 13y ago
Seeing the same unreachable attribute message in Firefox 23.0a2 (current Aurora) on Windows 7.
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by dochtman 13y ago
That doesn't really make sense in this case. Mozilla does get a lot of cash from Google, but Mozilla has a strong enough mission (see the manifesto) to make sure it's not a Google sockpuppet.
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by dochtman 13y ago
That's a (temporary) bug, not a feature: https://github.com/mozilla/browserid/issues/3119
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by dochtman 13y ago
It certainly seems unlikely, but I guess it depends on how fast asm.js can get.
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by dochtman 13y ago
I'd much prefer having higher-ppi 24" screens.
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by dochtman 13y ago
This stuff seems like an excellent reason to go back to Firefox.
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by dochtman 13y ago
I found the Feedly Firefox plugin to slow down Firefox a lot, so that wasn't really a good experience. So far, as a FeedDemon on Windows, Reeder on OS X and Reader on Android user, NewsBlur looks like the best option from where I sit (as a
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by dochtman 13y ago
NewsBlur is the best of the web-based bunch I've been checking out recently, but it's still... not quite there. For example, this glitch has been around for weeks: http://dirkjan.ochtman.nl/files/newsblur-glitch.png I'm also not sure it's
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by dochtman 13y ago
Please don't break CTRL + W.
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by dochtman 13y ago
nano
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by dochtman 13y ago
Yeah, WTF. I noticed it this morning on my work computer (Firefox Aurora on Windows 7). Logging in here from Chrome to upvote. Logging in seems to work; I don't get an error. But the session doesn't stick, after the redirect I don't get my
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by dochtman 14y ago
I'll refer to my IdP implementation in Python again: https://bitbucket.org/djc/persona-totp It's 147 lines of Python (sloccount) and 155 lines of HTML (wc -l). No dependencies, other than the stdlib.
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by dochtman 14y ago
Mozilla is apparently using this in their AMO/Marketplace codebase: http://firefox-marketplace-api.readthedocs.org/en/latest/top...
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by dochtman 14y ago
That's just the fallback identity provider Mozilla runs. The idea is that your GMail address will authenticate you using whatever GMail uses, so you can use 2-factor authentication. If you have your own domain/server, you can easily switch
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by dochtman 14y ago
If you want to run your own Persona Identity Provider (so you can login directly with your own email account and control the authentication from your own domain/site/server instead of having to remember yet another password for the fallback
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by dochtman 14y ago
The update nagging has been much reduce since the start of the rapid release cycle, so you should definitely give it a try.
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by dochtman 14y ago
Having worked with assembly a little bit (MIPS, for Coursera's Compilers class -- but it's supposed to be better than x86!) and with LLVM IR a bit more (I'm writing my own compiler for a language that compiles to IR), I really wonder about
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Land OdinMonkey (asm.js optimizing compiler)(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
2 points by dochtman 14y ago|0 comments
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by dochtman 14y ago
So will there be code to turn LLVM IR into asm.js stuff? That would be pretty awesome (and a nice way to make Emscripten more accessible to other languages?).
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by dochtman 14y ago
Using GET to trigger horn honking... Not sure I'd consider that good REST practices. (At least honking the horn doesn't incur permanent state change; unlocking the doors is obviously not safe.) Edit: idempotency vs safety... I knew I was be
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by dochtman 14y ago
Start here: http://sphinx-doc.org/rest.html Then go here for more: http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/user/rst/quickref.html I don't really understand why reST is so unpopular compared to Markdown.
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by dochtman 14y ago
Also, ethanol.
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by dochtman 14y ago
Pretty sure LLVM has nothing to do with this, it's not currently used in PyPy. (Also, LLVM is not a language...)

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