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by frio 8y ago
I imagine that the answer to that may well end up being the same as it is for email. When a comment arrives, check a few centralised reputation systems (like DNSBL), and then perform a statistical analysis of the comment against some corpu
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by frio 8y ago
I've got a very similar setup, except with a T430s rather than an X230 (and no new speakers, even though that's probably the thing I hate the most). I'm probably not ready to replace it yet; it ends up being a terminal more t
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by frio 8y ago
Free speech is... an incredibly nuanced topic, and I apologise for phrasing this discussion poorly in the original post. I don't particularly believe it's worth diving into the nuance of it here -- because I'll do a bad job!
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by frio 8y ago
There are two closely intertwined but separate issues: centralization and governance. Current web technology typically sees one entity controlling the data; if you sign up for a website, your data goes in their database. That's due to
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by frio 8y ago
Yeah, I've signed up with an account that's separated from my regular online identity. Hopefully, that gets sorted; if not, it's all at arm's length anyway. I should preferably get around to hosting this stuff personal
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by frio 8y ago
It seems like a lot of that is a holdover from Flickr's preexisting technology; for instance, I don't think Smugmug itself performs image recognition. I'm personally hoping for some changes in there as the new owners take ho
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by frio 8y ago
I switched back to Flickr when SmugMug bought them and 500px killed their API. The switch was a little harder to accomplish because I was planning to use the API to grab the originals I'd pushed to 500px and since archived, but I&#x27
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by frio 8y ago
I don't think we're ever going to end up replacing doctors, but in the same way that tech accelerates other industries, AI should accelerate healthcare. Tying "expert machine" to "machine learning" could massi
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by frio 8y ago
This seems extremely sparse, and perhaps not ready to share? The latest draft appears to be here: https://github.com/git-federation/gitpub/blob/draft-0.1/SPEC...
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by frio 8y ago
Neat, thanks. I'll try and get it going again this weekend.
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by frio 8y ago
Do the dnscrypt providers actually work , though? I tried setting it up from my machine, and it seemed like many of them were gone. I eventually managed to find a working provider in Iceland, but being that I'm in a country on the o
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by frio 8y ago
I was looking forward to this, but Apple keeps competing stores out of their ecosystem -- you can't buy books in the Kindle app, for instance. If the Steam Link app lets people buy games from Steam, I can see that being a problem, but
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by frio 8y ago
I think the funnier thing about our Air Force is that their logo is a flightless bird inside a bulls-eye...
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by frio 8y ago
It's $1/month to support open source software. That's not a bad price. You can also choose to use their hosting for free too; I was doing that for a few months before fully adopting it.
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by frio 8y ago
This is a thing that's bugged me for a long time: the death of dedicated game servers. Game servers had to be run by communities, and they were gateways and feeding grounds for those communities. However, games don't typically
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by frio 8y ago
Battery throttling was introduced somewhere in the iOS 11.x series; 10 didn't do it.
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by frio 9y ago
Most analysis I can find (admittedly, I've only tried a few variations of the search on Google) says TunnelBear is a relatively decent paid VPN. Are you implying TunnelBear, the company, shouldn't be trusted? If not, why not?
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by frio 9y ago
Delicatessen means the same thing. "Meat" in Europe, we learnt while we were there, doesn't really mean what it means in the Anglosphere. For us, "meat" groups up and basically means any animal flesh. For them (or
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by frio 9y ago
This is awesome; it's something that I've slapped together out of disparate components (that've then gradually fallen apart) so many times I've lost count. Having a tool which can manage it all -- from commit, to builds
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by frio 9y ago
Given the existence of things like momentum ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/momentumdash/ ), I'd suggest maybe looking into packaging your HTML page into a web extension :).
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by frio 9y ago
After years of trying, I've still not found a reliable way to automate accessibility testing. The only really workable way to manage it currently is: bake it into your entire dev process. When designing an application, forget the visu
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by frio 9y ago
https://github.com/jaywink/socialhome is a link to the Github while the site seems to be struggling under load.
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by frio 9y ago
Yeah, the 3 ports is a limitation :(. One's wired up to the ONT (fibre terminal), one's wired up to another switch, and one's wired up to separate wifi endpoint (an old Mikrotik I had sitting around). I'd like to use a
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by frio 9y ago
From what I can see it does support IPv6 -- https://help.ubnt.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005868927-UniFi-H... is their own help article on the topic; it doesn't look difficult. It may even come standard i
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by frio 9y ago
For my money, these days, there are two devices/ecosystems that stand head and shoulders above the rest: if you're an open source die-hard/have spare time, the PCEngines APU2 is an excellent AMD+coreboot based router platform
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by frio 9y ago
https://spectreattack.com/ :).
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by frio 9y ago
This is a space the watches are trying to fill. The Apple Watch has (from memory) 8GB of memory, can pair directly with a set of earphones, and plays music without the phone. Combined with the GPS and heart sensor, it's a pretty comp
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by frio 9y ago
I can't help but notice there's no "Security" section. Perhaps by the time you've got the HTML rendering it's too late, but SRI tags, CSP headers and whatnot all deserve some mention. https://github
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by frio 9y ago
This is part of what https://www.opendesk.cc/ is :). They've obviously focussed on the office furniture segment early on, but there's some bedside tables and other things appearing. You can download their design
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by frio 9y ago
I never charged my Nexus 4 wirelessly, but the battery life collapsed somewhere into its second year. They were beautiful phones, but the batteries on them degraded abysmally.

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