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by frik 9y ago
Multiple unrelated Go projects in different GIT/SVN repositories. GOPATH experience is painful.
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by frik 9y ago
Multiple unrelated Go projects in different repos located in different directories. No problem at all with very other language, except with Go - not possible! I want to open cmd.exe (Win) or bash (Linux) and cd to the directory and build. A
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by frik 9y ago
++ Now we have at least vendor. But this alien-style fixed paths is really annoying - no other language forces such GOPATH crap. Please remove this limitation from Go 2!
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by frik 9y ago
Dear overlord, stop this shit. Don't force any web user over your agenda BS. Amazon.com worked fine from 1995 to 2016 with HTTP (only the login page was HTTPS). If you have a crappy ISP like Verizon or whatever, it's your own pers
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by frik 9y ago
Thx. But why hide it so that normal web user can't access it? Checking what Cert-company signed the certificate is important to trust a site. Before it was one left click and it showed the company that signed the cert (optional you cou
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by frik 9y ago
How can one view the HTTPS certificate nowadays??? The feature got removed recently from Chrome and Firefox - why? In older FF, Chrome and still available in IE11 you just click on the "secure" icon next to the address bar. I am r
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by frik 9y ago
Mozilla mismanages Firefox for several years, and dropped Thunderbird. I can't use Firefox even for dev work anymore because of too many regression bugs and newly introduced UI annoyance and removal of classic addon-API, etc. The Rust&
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by frik 9y ago
Some browser vendors have an agenda. But why now? Amazon.com worked fine with HTTPS from 1995 to 2006 - only the login page used HTTPS. Now a small group tries to break the web and enforce HTTPS, but why? Is it to de-anonymize the web users
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by frik 9y ago
Is it just the flood? Or is it cloud providers and big data corps were buying all HDDs they could get - and the consumer market got the remaining rest
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by frik 9y ago
Will have a positive effect on the graphic cards shortage caused by Ethereum mining hype.
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by frik 9y ago
If only half of the story is true, it's still mind blowing what's going on. Very unfortunately that PG isn't involved anymore. That Sam has doubts about Adam Penenberg integrity speaks volumes for itself - Stephen Glass fraud
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by frik 9y ago
For ebooks I created folders for main-categories and some sub-categories (inspired by Amazon.com or some other ebook shop structure). For photos folders per device/year/month. For Office documents pre-pending date using the ISO da
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by frik 9y ago
You tell us some short emotional story. And then provide a second completely contrary paragraph comment how bad the propaganda is and how great nuclear is. You know what, your tactic is called Zersetzung, and what you are doing is not nice.
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by frik 9y ago
> Until recently antibiotics in the US actually listed animal growth as an indication for use on antibiotic labels and a prescription was not required for farmers to obtain them. Less monoculture, smaller farms, no use of antibiotic for
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by frik 9y ago
Wow. I thought it's a bug in my copy. I tried furiously clicking around and the popup had no cert-info. That's really bad! Bring the cert info feature back! Why should I trust HTTPS if one cannot even read basic cert info to begin
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by frik 9y ago
iOS11 now takes photos in HEIF instead of JPEG by default. I think that's why it's posted here.
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by frik 9y ago
I fear now an entire generation (Gen Z) grows up with services like Youtube, Musical.ly, Spotify and iCloud/GoogleCloud for their photos. They never interact with images and audio files, they don't know about metadata at all. They
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by frik 9y ago
With this new revision this great benchmark got less useful. Why can't I compare: Lua vs LuaGIT PHP5 vs PHP7 vs HHVM vs Hack Perl5 vs Perl6 GNU GCC vs Intel C vs CLANG This new rule "one implementation per language
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by frik 9y ago
It's good that MusicBrainz exists as open data project and continues to stand up against Sony America & Sony DADC defacto monopoly on audio+video metadata and digital supply for the media industry. MusicBrainz is the third project
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by frik 9y ago
Microsoft's incredible journey with dotNet.
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by frik 9y ago
> Or startup founders driving for uber. So it really happens? I though it was joke in "Silicon Valley" TV series S04E01.
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by frik 9y ago
I can't wait to see ad networks abuse WebAssembly. /s
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by frik 9y ago
Apparently whole Heathrow airport, .. was shut down yesterday. United and Lufthansa has to cancel their flights there too. So it meant more passengers trying to get with other plans to neighbour countries.
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by frik 9y ago
What part of Facebook? I know the search page on Facebook mobile web version uses React. But what else? It's not like every Facebook page uses React, most pages are still the PHP rendered legacy stuff, that is around for many years.
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by frik 9y ago
I read older diesel engines emitted bigger particles, so larger that they were filtered by your nose. With the newer EURO5/6 norm the diesel engines got a lot more unhealthy (PM2.5).
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by frik 9y ago
Why was Kotlin mentioned at Google IO? But not Go nor Dart? I mean Kotlin is the baby of JetBrains, the creator of the IDEA IDE that is used for Android Studio.
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by frik 9y ago
The current code base would be interesting. The HN frontpage algorithms used to be more predictable, now it's a black box.
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3 Injured, One Critically, in Fire at Google IO(sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com)
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by frik 9y ago
Sam Altman sounds like a politician. Oh right, he want to get a politician really really soon. But don't tell it anyone, it's a secrete, pst. [dupe] Y Combinator head who pushes basic income is reportedly running for office (a
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by frik 9y ago
So many forms also ask to enter the email address twice. I mean I can understand asking to type in the password twice, but email address - seriously!?

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