ezoe

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by ezoe 8y ago
There are always exceptions. Besides, bribery isn't the only threat. If the government agency decided that you must be removed from the society, they will plant the evidence anyway.
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by ezoe 8y ago
For the healthy improvement of programming language, it is vital to have a multiple independent and competing implementations. Python doesn't allow that. For this, I think the Python will follow the same fate as Perl did.
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by ezoe 8y ago
To make the data live after the original node goes offline, you have to push your data to random nodes which also push to random nodes. Your node blindly accept data, store it and upload it. There are some P2P network implementations which
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by ezoe 8y ago
As Chinese says, 上有政策下有对策(If the Upper class has policies, Lower class has mitigations)
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by ezoe 8y ago
But as I understand, BitTorrent can express directory structure. So the IPFS features like mounting by FUSE or browsing through web browser via local server can be implemented as the frontend of BitTorrent too. Currently, there are tons of
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by ezoe 8y ago
But if the site relies on cookies and localStorage and cannot work without it, "no" option is equivalent of "ban". And it's their computer that allows the usage of cookies and localstorage. All modern web browsers h
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by ezoe 8y ago
After quickly glancing the IPFS document, I can't find the superiority over... say, BitTorrent with DHT and Magnet link(no tracker server or torrent file required.) Save for data deduplication and IPNS maybe. And isn't it rather c
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by ezoe 8y ago
> And yes, some of it might be "just" tooling. Maybe I can get an email > filter in place so at when I send email with curse-words, they just > won't go out. Because hey, I'm a big believer in tools, and at le
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by ezoe 8y ago
Don't buy Apple products. Problem solved.
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by ezoe 8y ago
I don't use Chrome or Chromium for years now. It's bloated, slow and eat a lot of precious CPU and memory resources.
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by ezoe 8y ago
That's so sad. Although he is not a person I'd like to meet in person, his TempleOS was something ordinary person can't write it.
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by ezoe 8y ago
It reminds me of the old GPU vendors when we were still using AGP bus(or pre-AGP era I forgot). Good evil days.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Even that is too much ABI change. It would take another 20 years for real world embrace the change. For the record. It took 20 years for GCC to change std::string implementation to COW-based to SSO-based.
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by ezoe 8y ago
I switched to the Firefox some time ago when Chromium always eat precious whole one CPU core time for stupid field trials. Now I know Chromium is developed by bunch of idiots who don't understand the practical consequence of omitting t
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by ezoe 8y ago
Seriously? OpenBSD developers didn't consider the C compiler adds padding to the structure?
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by ezoe 8y ago
I really want a free software implementation of Text-To-Speech and Speech-To-Text that runs on local computer without network. I don't trust those cloud-based solutions.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Why people still use stupid Apple products which unbelievably forbid the certain computation on the machine we own(except we don't) and have complete control of(also we don't).
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by ezoe 8y ago
I say everyone involving in this are wrong. What Netflix trying to achieve can be perfectly done by ordinary web browser. I don't know about their "app" but I bet it's just a wrapper of web browser. The whole app ecosyst
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by ezoe 8y ago
The obvious solution is, distribute the source code and build on end user's environment. Distributing the source code doesn't necessarily mean free software. Since those free software haters(idiots if you ask me), has no problem d
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by ezoe 8y ago
Thanks.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Does anyone know why Valve forked the Wine rather than joining them?
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by ezoe 8y ago
I doubt I see a day when AV1 seriously used in the wild. It's encoding is so slow to the point that the encoding speed should be measured by FPD(Frames per Day)
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by ezoe 8y ago
People doesn't realize that what they are doing in Excel is no other than the programming. If the task requires programming, it should better be handled by a programming language which support version controlling and debugging.
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by ezoe 8y ago
It happens because Facebook's design is fundamentally flawed for the security.
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by ezoe 8y ago
DoS attack using the law.
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by ezoe 8y ago
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2018-08/msg00... >To replace an interpreter by a JIT compiler means more oomplexity and > also more possible problems. (For example, if there are pla
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by ezoe 8y ago
As much as I hate censorship, There always a bunch of idiots who believes the bad ideas. Those neo-nazis are the least evil compared to　the alternative medicines. Even if you don't believe your parents, you still got no vaccine, and o
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by ezoe 8y ago
Seriously, why do they use the smartphone in the first place? The smartphone ecosystem, be it Android or iPhone, is not secure. It can not be trusted. Even if we avoid Apple and Google's software distribution platform, Your smartphone
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by ezoe 8y ago
So the moral of the story is, If you are to use the google products, make sure you have a high influential Web site or SNS account and in case of emergency, start ranting, draw attention and be on top of HN for a few days. That's calle
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by ezoe 8y ago
Once upon a time, mortality rate of the pregnant women were higher at the male doctor than the traditional female midwife. Some people try to explain that statistics with a hypothesis that the presence of male doctor stress the pregnant wom

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