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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
Magic numbers are bad, now that's a news flash.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
>r = os.execute("goproxy exec?cmd=docker+stop+" .. containerID) Please no.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
I'll quote Kim Dotcom as a counter argument: >Our Governments: "We spy on all of you to keep you safe". But why have your mass surveillance systems failed to prevent the Paris attacks?
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
Less terrifying as opposed to governements hoarding massive amounts of weapon-grade enriched Uranium?
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
The oxygen level is only a single factor here, there are probably many more that influenced the size.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
This could be simply answered with a single answer that applies to any community - just post whatever panders to the average community member if you care about irrelevant counter in your profile.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
>- Navigating back and forth between slides. That has nothing to do with browser compatibility, it simply changes the element visibility. >- Selecting text (such as the URL in the first slide, that I had to type in the address bar in
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
That's simply an expression to emphasise on current feelings and to add tone to the text. The rewritten text is clearly overly bland and on the edge of being apologic and doesn't reflect the anger and annoyance that Linus most lik
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
That demo was really nice to watch! One thing though, why does the "output" textarea show a list of values for k x x, (the y = k x x line early in) however when you make the table that dynamically computes values (editable cells t
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
Gotta love modern web developers.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
Why would the VM even need external network access? Let it have only LAN access to communicate key strokes and host a local mirror for pacstrap/pacman. Also limit the interface to only those two operations.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
I understand that but there surely must be a way to account for that, I'd imagine something like telling the tool to "don't override this section", or "this one overrides that one, but not the other way around"
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
>A lot of web development seems to be about splitting things up into manageable chunks or “components”. [...] This doesn’t work so well for CSS. I'm not a web developer by any means but I'm pretty sure there's a way to man
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
Because cross-platform non-browser solutions don't exist :^).
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
The scene looks very nice albeit I'm not sure what's so spectacular about displaying a single model? I've noticed someone saying in the thread that it's impressive because you can view it on mobile, but why wouldn't
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
Even if they cheated during the tests, they were exactly the same cars before and after the reveal of that fact, so I don't see why people would suddenly stop liking their cars.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
You could always visit a doctor who specializes in these things to get evaluated objectively. Also cut the aderall.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
That's worker threads, not processes. You can enable tree view in display options, then the worker threads would have been sorta moved to the right to indicate that fact, but that's not a default option.
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Imgur.com exploit that allowed arbitrary JavaScript to be embedded
15 points by forgotmypassw 11y ago|1 comments
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
Just before I went to read the comments I was almost 100% positive I'd see one like that, thanks for not disappointing me.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
Except for hosts that do not wish to respond.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
Not really, there's a bunch of other options that are not in the privacy section and need to be explicitly toggled off in the scheduled tasks manager (I forgot what was the name of it).
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
The questionable part is that they're there in the first place and enabled by default. I'd be fine with that if the telemetry and what not was opt-in as opposed to a lot of toggle switches spread across multiple settings.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
There were a few subtle slips in the show but overall they're doing a good job at keeping it as real as possible (within television's scope). Someone, for once, thought about hiring consultants I suppose.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
>We keep all of our files in Dropbox. Wrong.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
Except that morality is highly subjective and some people would be completely fine commiting a criminal activity just for the hell of it.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
The tweaks under appearance and bloatware are good, although I'd probably leave error reporting on (I'm on the nightly channel for a reason), as well as WebGL although it would be nice if it could be changed to "click-to-run&
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
There's absolutely no reason for it to be ever supported.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
First emojis, now blinking text, this has to stop.
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by forgotmypassw 11y ago
Well obviously you can ignore people completely and downvote as necessary but sometimes it's just better to not have to deal with their comments at all. I mean sure, some people aren't pro-censoring and that's fine, they don&

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