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by doe88 12y ago
If I were MS I wouldn't complain on this issue and instead I would just take the bait and put an internal team to find out bugs exclusively in Google products like for instance Android [1] and declare an arbitrary short disclosure poli
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by doe88 12y ago
I think the initial principle of the disclosure policy is good, it is intended to put a bit of pressure on bad vendors to fix their bugs. That said I don't think we can classify MS as a bad vendor. They fix lot of critical issues e
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by doe88 12y ago
I think nowadays blocking Github is almost dumber than blocking coursera.org. It's an invaluable resource for all CS students.
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by doe88 12y ago
That only tell how much their mentality is despicable. That a private company releases things they don't like on friday is one thing. But that an administration whose stated goal is to work for its citizens uses this kind of tactic is
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by doe88 12y ago
I don't know for sure if it truly was their plan but it was later revealed that their goal was either to crash the plane on the Eiffel Tower or on an other tall building of Paris.
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by doe88 12y ago
Somewhat related to this topic why is there not way (at least intuitively through cmd-x cmd-v) to cut-and-copy a file? I find it mind boggling.
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by doe88 12y ago
Production quality of this little video is amazing.
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by doe88 12y ago
Moreover I find his writing style (having just read few paragraphs of this book) very advanced even although I'm French.
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by doe88 12y ago
It may or may not be true, having repeatedly lied in the recent past they have lost all credibility.
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by doe88 12y ago
Of course, if this dedicated browser happened to be based on Servo then this teasing would largely be worth the wait ;)
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by doe88 12y ago
I think the author should refrain from using the word trolls so much it hampers his overall message. So what happens with the pinning example with GNOME (I didn't know this useful command)? Because of the dependance on systemd it is
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by doe88 12y ago
Note: Whisper app != Open Whisper Systems (Completely unrelated)
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by doe88 12y ago
Very good idea these release notes [1]. In a perfect world it should be even more detailed a bit like What's new in Python x.x notes. Maybe by giving the gist of an RFC through an example or an high-level description before linking
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by doe88 12y ago
Great! keep-up the good work, Rust is awesome.
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by doe88 12y ago
For newcomers I think the documentation is quite good. But where I think there is currently a big problem it is for intermediate / advanced level documentations, it is very limited. Sometimes you'll read some code and say to yours
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by doe88 12y ago
For all its flaws I must credit the various open source codes I've come to study along the years for all I know in CS. Long term, it's more important than degrees and schools. For instance I vividly remember how hard for me it was
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by doe88 12y ago
> Disappointing to see yet another language-specific package management system (Cargo), though. Coming from Python I find Cargo very very smart and very well thought so far, it is not feature heavy, but everything has a very clear and us
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by doe88 12y ago
> IIRC, DST was before the RFC process even existed, it's just taken forever to implement. The Duke Nukem Forever of Rust. :) http://smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/blog/2014/01/05/dst-... .
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by doe88 12y ago
What I think is an important feature of this language is the ease with which it can interact with other languages. Especially the possibility for Rust code to be called from foreign languages such as C very easily. I'm looking forward
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by doe88 12y ago
or the print business.
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by doe88 12y ago
> When you make something, and publish it with the intent that it is used by others, then you can't turn around and decide that any/all criticism is unfair. He doesn't say that, I don't say that, he says that it doesn
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by doe88 12y ago
Yes, but for instance sometimes in my open source projects I disagree with the philosophy or with the purpose of a patch and I mark it WONTFIX, I feel bad because I don't want to offense people that take the time to contribute, but abo
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by doe88 12y ago
Exactly, I don't understand people making the argument that a project is abandonned because it doesn't evolve, I think that Gruber thinks it's a feature. I also understand why another group of people would want to make evolve
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by doe88 12y ago
Even for more recent formats there is a need I think. For instance I struggled a lot for recovering Video8 and Hi8 tapes [1], in the end I had to buy an old camera. I think it's the kind of thing it would make a great Kickstarter proje
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by doe88 12y ago
As most people, I'm not a big fan of Ads, but in this case I'm making an exception, provided it helps Mozilla diversify its source of incomes (at least a bit), I'm all for it.
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by doe88 12y ago
Not sure what you're suggesting, but if you're wondering why Snowden doesn't leak details on Russia regarding the Ukraine situation, I think the answer is really simple, Snowden leaked on NSA because he worked at NSA, thus he
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by doe88 12y ago
Neat project. It would be even greater if the IDE was working natively on OSX/Linux.
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by doe88 12y ago
And what happens if someone (who wish you bad) anonymously send you such images as if he was your longtime buddy? Do they also report you?
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by doe88 12y ago
I'm wondering, if it is confirmed it is a missile, are there any precedent of civilian plane shot-down like that in modern history (post WWII)? Edit: Thanks great replies!
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by doe88 12y ago
* Debug - http://www.imore.com/debug * The Talk Show - http://daringfireball.net/thetalkshow/ * Nerdist - http://www.nerdist.com/podcast_channel/nerdist-podcast-chann... * Childre

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