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by e1ven 11y ago
That's fair. I only have my experience to draw from, but I've personally found it very straight forward. Gevent said it looks like they're supporting Python3 as of the 1.1 release - http://www.gevent.org/whats
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Blackberry CEO says Apple has gone to a “dark place” with pro-privacy stance(arstechnica.com)
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I can only speak for my personal experience - I write all my new code in Py3, and almost every still-developed library works great with Python 3.. The authors usually ported it several years ago. But sometimes you'll need something tha
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by e1ven 11y ago
I don't smoke - I never have. I've personally considered taking up ecigs on several occasions. I haven't done so because the ingredients in the fluid flavorings are so oddly unregulated - You end up with weird things which re
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by e1ven 11y ago
IANAL, but I'm not sure anyone would have a legal leg to stand on. Microsoft's legal troubles about bundling IE were possible because MS was ruled to have a monopoly position in desktop PCs. Apple has around 14% of the smartphone
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by e1ven 11y ago
The project you're working on is essentially a library - It's linked to by whatever software another developer might want to use. I'm certainly not a lawyer, but my understanding is that the AGPL an version of the GPL, with a
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by e1ven 11y ago
I'm curious what you prefer for your second factor. Do you store TOTP tokens in one app, and passwords in 1Pass? Do you use SMS? With Yosemite, these are often setup to sync to show up across all your devices..
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Yahoo enters deal to display Google search results(theverge.com)
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by e1ven 11y ago
Given that the Magic Keyboard can be used while plugged in, and the Magic Mouse (clearly) can't, this should be read as a design decision, rather than simply lazy placement. My guess is that in testing, they found quite a few users wer
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by e1ven 11y ago
This is a fixed-sized problem - There are only so many documents, even if there are a lot of them. I'd suggest you set up a job on Mechanical Turk or similar, and pay a small amount per page to have them re-entered in a format you can
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by e1ven 11y ago
For me personally, I've had much better experiences with Py3 than I ever did with Py2. I've used Py3 for most of my projects since 2012, and I've never run into any major problems. Despite what people like to say on forums, p
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by e1ven 11y ago
1Password is available on OSX/iOS/Android/Win, but isn't available on desktop Linux. You can sync it with your phone over local wifi connections. It's not as secure as a pure-usb connection, but might be worth cons
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by e1ven 11y ago
If I recall, one of the games in the App Store demo showed a "This game requires a controller" warning.
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One of the things I love about Guybrush's name is that it he was supposedly named accidentally. From Wikipedia: The origin of the name "Guybrush" comes in part from Deluxe Paint, the tool used by the a
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by e1ven 11y ago
Sorry to hear it! Did you mount it to /tmp directly, or a subdirectory under /tmp? The reason I ask is the manpage says that tmpreaper should not switch filesystems, so I would think it shouldn't ever descend to /tmp&#x2
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by e1ven 11y ago
It seems that not all shows will be commercial free, however. I understand that they must have special arrangements with those producers, but it feels very odd. Will all shows and movies be commercial free? In response to feedbac
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by e1ven 11y ago
One quick note - You probably shouldn't be performing your server hardening manually on each server. It's easy to miss things. I'd suggest using an ansible/chef/puppet/whatever script, that you customize to mee
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by e1ven 11y ago
This is one of the things which is frustrating about Mozilla. I love that they stand for open protocols, free software and user privacy, but I don't love what they prioritize. Reviewing extensions is critical to their user-experience.
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The link is from August 2003.
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While you may capable of putting arbitrary restrictions into your license, both state and federal laws will trump your agreement. If nothing else, I suspect that Title II of the 1964 Civil Rights act would interfere with a license attemptin
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by e1ven 11y ago
That is very similar to what Adblock plus did. Many of the users were very unhappy, leading to forks of the project. This policy, for good or ill, annoyed many of the users: https://adblockplus.org/acceptable-ads Ultimately
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iOS 9 Replaces Current App-To-App Linking Methods with a Privacy-Friendly One(techcrunch.com)
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Mozilla provides one - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/disable-pocket-firefox AFAIK, it's not adding an addon, or code-support. It's essentially just a bookmark in a prominent position.
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by e1ven 11y ago
Do you know the title of the book? I looked around briefly on his site, but didn't see it. Is the idea similar to Zompist's Language Construction Kit?
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by e1ven 12y ago
Percona offer best-in-class support for MySQL. Tokutek make a database engine. They offer it in two versions- • One version (TokuDB) which runs inside MySQL (Alongside InnoDB/XtraDB, MyISAM, etc). • One version (TokuMX) which runs in&
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by e1ven 12y ago
Each of the tools involved refer to their the overall https configuration as SSL. Even if it's not the protocol which is being used, it's a reasonable choice for the tool name. Apache SSLProtocol all -SSLv2 -SSLv3 -TL
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by e1ven 12y ago
The shorthand u/μ is becoming somewhat common in software packages. I believe μTorrent was one of the first major packages to do so, but μBlock is also very popular. I've also seen it with μSpeech and μmustache.
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by e1ven 12y ago
While there are some OSS column store DBs, Vertica is a very well put together solution. It's very fast, it scales reasonably well, it has support for wide-range of analytic functions, and good support.
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by e1ven 12y ago
That's not a tradeoff I'm comfortable with, "even" in pre-release software. I'm not accusing you of this, but in other cases I've seen proponents of something say "This isn't a big deal, it's jus
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by e1ven 12y ago
Did they say anywhere who's network they were using for their MVNO buildout? I didn't see that on the Kickstarter page.

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