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by e_proxus 7y ago
The platform has also changed. Now it is ad-infested and algorithmically crushed in the pursuit of profit to something which actually discourages these interactions.
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by e_proxus 7y ago
I think it should become a Windows/Microsoft issue, to be honest. A good example is the recent Zoom vulnerability, the software made it possible to perform certain exploits on the user and operating system, so Apple stepped in and disa
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by e_proxus 7y ago
The UI is a hot mess though. Every time I try out their Mercurial site (it's actually a separate site, not just a feature of the main site) I always somehow end up on the Git part of the site and there's no obvious way back.
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by e_proxus 7y ago
It feels a bit overkill to pay $29 per month just for a hosted blog UI. And if you're running Ghost yourself on a server or on your computer, it's not really a static site anymore.
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by e_proxus 7y ago
I would love something with a UI like Grav to edit and create my site, but with a static web page export to publish it. I'm fine with running the UI only locally on my computer so even a desktop app would be fine.
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by e_proxus 7y ago
That's like calling a growing baby a cancer. It's a reductio ad absurdum.
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by e_proxus 7y ago
I would gladly pay, say $2-8 a month, for a search engine that actually delivered good results. Nowadays it's just SEO garbage and blog spam. Try searching for product reviews for example. It's almost impossible to find good, hone
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by e_proxus 7y ago
Perhaps good for future customers, but not really for all the ones that have been scammed before and left in the cold by the company. I can't see this as anything other than "privatizing the profits, socializing the losses"
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by e_proxus 8y ago
You can only run one process in RTEMS (hence the name The Real-Time Executive for Multiprocessor Systems), however you can simulate other processes via threads. This is how we run the network stack and Wi-Fi configuration tools among other
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by e_proxus 8y ago
Because it is the full Erlang BEAM VM it can run any byte code compiled for it, including Joxa or LFE. However, we only have extra helper tooling for Erlang and Elixir at the moment. You can create a release manually and include any depende
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by e_proxus 8y ago
You can include other C libraries (and whatever else you can manage to interface towards via Erlang's C driver interface) using NIFs (native implemented functions) and Erlang port drivers. This means it's entirely possible to use
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by e_proxus 8y ago
RTEMS isn't "controlling" the execution of the code, it just supplies implementation for OS-specific utilities (effectively the POSIX API). The BEAM VM code is compiled to machine code and runs directly on the CPU. As peerst
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by e_proxus 8y ago
If I remember correctly, calling products "best" or similar is illegal in Sweden unless you can point to verifiable neutral source such as product tests etc. I'm sure it's corruptible to some extent, but at least it is p
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by e_proxus 8y ago
From my experience with Rocket Chat I'd argue it's about a 30% implementation of Slack when it comes to features and polish. My favorite gripe with it is that quickly typing half a username and auto completing will select the firs
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by e_proxus 8y ago
The email they sent out to actual users was signed "The Quora Team"
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by e_proxus 8y ago
There are cows in the game too. Did you use those in your training set?
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by e_proxus 8y ago
That the US is a proper democracy can be discussed: https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-echochambers-27074746
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by e_proxus 8y ago
Not OP, but I got one of these for free from a colleague 5 years ago and it's still going strong: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002HWS9FW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_... Paired with a good charger and an extra set of
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by e_proxus 8y ago
Coming from the Erlang world (very similar to Go as described in the blog post) they're not used for raw speed (in the sense of utilizing more cores). The Erlang VM (or the Go runtime) uses them internally in that way, but for the prog
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by e_proxus 8y ago
But he must have signed of on the contract, so he would know it could happen? Why act all offended by it? Especially since Facebook's agenda seem pretty clear-cut: put ads into WhatsApp
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by e_proxus 8y ago
Can easily be found by a search, so it carries the same, if not greater risks, as the other "dual" solutions.
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by e_proxus 8y ago
It does, if you enable it again (or reinstall it from the Safari Extensions directory). However, I get the feeling it will only last for this version, since they seem to be closing down on JavaScript extensions in general.
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by e_proxus 8y ago
I'm not familiar with Netty, but in Erlang you set `active` mode which means Erlang will send your process messages for all incoming events for a socket: http://erlang.org/doc/man/inet.html#setopts-2 You can
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by e_proxus 8y ago
Multiple languages supported in the same keyboard. I frequently type in several different languages, and apps (and even contexts inside apps) never retain the correct keyboard for long. The best alternative I've found so far is SwiftKe
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by e_proxus 8y ago
The Erlang VM (BEAM) is non-blocking by design, you don't need anything like Netty on BEAM.
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by e_proxus 8y ago
You can set a user level buffer size of the socket driver, and a receive buffer size (see http://erlang.org/doc/man/inet.html ). Why is another level of buffering needed?
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by e_proxus 8y ago
I think the tracks needs to carefully picked by a human first, then it can turn out good. Too many chords and melodies in both tracks just creates a mess. Pure drum and beat tracks on top of melodies seems to be an easy combo: Covers on top
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by e_proxus 8y ago
How big a percentage are "some"? If it is a problem of police corruption, it should be tackled as such, not as a sign that the ticket is too high.
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by e_proxus 8y ago
This is spot on. The only incentive the app stores have is to optimize search for results that will likely yield the best income, i.e. suggest apps that a certain user is most likely to pay for (or buy micro transactions in). The whole thin
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by e_proxus 8y ago
There's a bigger difference: Steam competes on "open" platforms (i.e. the major OSes), where "open" means anyone could launch a competing service (and I fully expect another one to challenge Steam in the near future

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