dordoka

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by dordoka 9y ago
Already taken! https://pypy.org/
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by dordoka 9y ago
I have been always asked to turn my devices on after a search for explosives (and whatever other substances they look for). They do that "to be sure you don't only carry the structure of the device to hide stuff inside". Th
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by dordoka 9y ago
Same experience: 6S started shutting down at about 20% after less than a year. I recall searching for this problem and finding that Apple acknowledged that "it's a bug" and that they were working on a fix. The fix came out, b
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by dordoka 9y ago
That anecdote is quite interesting. Any blog post where you might have shared the experience? I will surelly learn from it.
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by dordoka 9y ago
Thanks for your hard work. I'm onboard since that 0.4 Phoenix version. Left you for Chrome for some time... now back to Firefox thanks to Quantum project. You should learn from these kind of mistakes, but I won't leave Firefox, no
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by dordoka 9y ago
I reckon they have not been removed from homebrew, just relocated. For example, apache has been moved to homebrew-core. You can see that in the archived repository: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-apache
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by dordoka 9y ago
Which venues would you recommend for good discussions? Honest question
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by dordoka 9y ago
Yes, poorly explained on my comment (not native english speaker, obviously). I just wanted to point out the region where basque is spoken. Thanks for the info.
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by dordoka 9y ago
I'm basque and I can confirm that basque is quite more complicated than english. In fact, if you check the map, there's a gray spot on the north of Spain/South of France. That's Euskadi (Basque Country area).
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by dordoka 9y ago
Thanks very much
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by dordoka 9y ago
Congratulations on your beta launch! Really interesting. Some questions: FAQ reads that channel from devices to Overlock employs MQTT(S). I guess that means MQTT-SN, using TLS layer for authentication. Which auth methods do you support? Do
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by dordoka 9y ago
What's the problem with a .io domain? Honest question.
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by dordoka 9y ago
I was curious as well. Set up a custom network profile in chrome dev tools (28.8kbps and 150ms latency), no cache: 3.9mins to load!
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by dordoka 9y ago
That is true. But I reckon those big players just said "let's go with the flow and move some stuff to Github, good from the marketing point of view, etc". My point being that is just a trend. If Github is not careful, that tr
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by dordoka 9y ago
> It sounds like you have a human problem on your hands, not a technical one. I would think about how to get an updated SPF into their DNS. If the boss said "just make it work" then to me that means to call the clients and hand
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by dordoka 9y ago
That question was asked in the first comment of the article and the author posted a screenshot of stats from his latest campaign if you want to check that out.
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by dordoka 9y ago
I know that you said but I'm afraid a major part of a spam scoring is coming from DNS related checks (SPF, Domain Keys...). I would concentrate on that... offer yourselves to configure that on behalf of your customers, get those DNS th
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by dordoka 9y ago
Apparently they now have problems too. Getting HTTP 500 errors everywhere...
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by dordoka 9y ago
They quietly removed shared link controls from Plus accounts (previously Pro accounts). Apparently customers already in Plus will keep that granfathered, but new customers won't. That's a feature lost, as if you decide to cancel a
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by dordoka 9y ago
I see the same thing, but from Spain
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by dordoka 9y ago
Oh sorry. In that case, my understanding is that they are independent.
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by dordoka 9y ago
Again IANAL and not english native speaker, but my understanding is that they are not independent. Consent is presumed not to be freely given IF it does not allow..., OR IF the performance...
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by dordoka 9y ago
I guess that sentence is referencing article 43. IANAL. See http://data.consilium.europa.eu/doc/document/ST-5419-2016-IN...
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by dordoka 9y ago
Chances are that extension is not yet ported to the WebExtensions API. It should probably be ported eventually, as precisely one of the benefits of WebExtensions is that it makes way more easy to port a Chrome extension to a Firefox one and
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by dordoka 9y ago
Not to be pedantic, but you should switch Chrome too. Firefox 57 is pretty amazing (currently in nightly).
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by dordoka 9y ago
It´s just a demo of an upcoming open source API that allows running deep neural network models on the browser. Steps (disclaimer: I´m not related to the creators, so this is just what I understand it does) 1.- You upload your image 2.- Sele
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by dordoka 9y ago
Another older example: Out Run game for ZX Spectrum. You would load it from the A side of the tape and, when finished, you could play the game soundtrack on the B side while gaming. Double win: you get awesome music and you wouldn't ne
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by dordoka 9y ago
You just need to have different requirements per country, I honestly don´t see any conflict there.
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by dordoka 9y ago
Me too!!
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by dordoka 9y ago
You can set up another git server and webhook pull from the main one whenever someone pushes there, so you have a backup replica. Coders just need to setup two remotes for the repos and use the second one when main one is unavailable.

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