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781.
by fuzzy2 8y ago
But that's not a short circuit, like the article mentions, is it? The voltage difference means some current will flow, but that's generally harmless.
782.
by fuzzy2 8y ago
From the image in this article [1], that’s more like repeaters on steroids. I don’t see mesh routing at all. I also would’ve liked a mandatory dedicated backhaul radio, that would work in a incompatible mode from regular Wi-Fi communication
783.
by fuzzy2 8y ago
KeePass: This isn’t an EV certificate (has only OID 2.23.140.1.4). Certum also clearly states, topmost on the description of how to get an EV Code Signing certificate: > We do not issue EV Code Signing certificates to natural persons!
784.
by fuzzy2 8y ago
Interesting, I wasn’t aware of that. However, isn’t getting an EV certificate impossible for a natural person? You’d have to be some sort of legally recognized organization. Not exactly suitable for small-scale Open Source development.
785.
by fuzzy2 8y ago
IIRC 7-Zip has explicitly decided not go get signed. It doesn’t help all that much anyway, SmartScreen still catches your application and nags the user. Unfortunately, I cannot seem to find any reference, so I might remember it wrong or i
786.
by fuzzy2 8y ago
What exactly do you mean by “wasn’t assigned”? According to this article [1], 1/8 was reserved in 1981. Only from 2008 to 2010 was 1.1.1.0/24 ever truly unallocated. If, after 8 years, most providers still haven’t moved to either
787.
by fuzzy2 8y ago
That’s intentional, from what I remember. All non-DNS traffic is analyzed for research purposes (not by Cloudflare though). A wake-up call for all those (ab)users of public address space is also desperately needed. All IPv4 addresses will s
788.
by fuzzy2 8y ago
Inbox is great, no doubt. The recent update to the iOS app is super terrible though. It does away with navigation gestures (swiping up/down) and many animations. It also no longer has an iPad layout.
789.
by fuzzy2 9y ago
Yes, it’s incredible how just the preview images of “related articles” are over 13 MiB in size. That’s pretty dumb. As is using GIFs instead of actual videos. It’s 2018, damnit.
790.
by fuzzy2 9y ago
This may seem off-putting at times, but I believe it is absolutely necessary. When colleagues come to me with questions (which they do a lot), I always ask about the background. And sometimes, I arrive at different conclusions that solve th
791.
by fuzzy2 9y ago
I frequent Super User, another Stack Exchange site. The problem with "unfriendly" or "uncomfortably direct" responses does exist. It cannot be helped though: They're mostly from non-native speakers. They simply don&
792.
by fuzzy2 9y ago
I’ve never heard a developer say good things about Oracle databases though. Being the #1 doesn’t mean you’re right. It just means your ads work.
793.
by fuzzy2 9y ago
Supporting your own product for 20 years isn't exactly realistic either.
794.
by fuzzy2 9y ago
Yes. However, that's a recent development. Mozilla apparently overhauled the entire DevTools stuff. It's not even feature complete at the moment and it's really f*cking terrible.
795.
by fuzzy2 9y ago
Viewing this on an iPad, I can see it doesn't have native scrolling. That's not exactly good for UX. One should leverage native functionality instead of working around it to achieve a controlled environment or whatever.
796.
by fuzzy2 9y ago
more like "tldr: wait for benchmarks" Or just do them yourself, like others did: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/7ohbfi/i5_2500k_m... http://www.guru3d.com/articles-s
797.
by fuzzy2 9y ago
Self-hosting isn’t easy. It adds non-trivial administrative overhead. That time might otherwise be used “productively”. Thankfully, with Docker, hosting complex software has become easier. It’s still not free though. There’s also the thing
798.
by fuzzy2 9y ago
`top`, as well as `htop`, report some global stats like total memory utilization, swap usage, load average and CPU usage. So that’s totally fine.
799.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
Hm, I find it very hard to believe how something would not be affected by this. Did they backport the patch earlier than others? Or is there perhaps some dependency on specific kernel configurations?
800.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
> This still doesn't describe how Angular is objectively "better." Of course. Because it isn’t. It’s not worse either. It’s different . It’s a completely different approach to creating web applications. Everyone has diffe
801.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
Angular is different. It is not concerned with the server side at all. It's just about so-called Single Page Applications. This SPA would typically talk to services via "AJAX" (though probably with JSON). These services could
802.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
I very much doubt they received an adequate explanation of the risks involved. Not that any proper risk assessment existed in the first place.
803.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
> Why would you try drag it? Because it’s large and I want to see it wiggle? :D
804.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
> Sorry, but at some point logic and reason take over. I would argue that when someone tells you to “shut up and take his money” we are as far from reason as we’re going to get. Also, what’s wrong with blank pages? I own multiple domains
805.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
No. However, I am the developer of "Download Cleaner", which is made using Add-on SDK. I think it's a great solution to get started without learning XUL. I'm sure they had their reasons for deciding what they did. I stil
806.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
> Web extensions are vetted by amo reviewers [...] But so is every other type of add-on. You even need to upload source code for binary components. (A XUL extension can include DLLs or their cross-platform equivalents.)
807.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
However, that’s pretty much the other extreme. It doesn’t support Web Extensions or even Add-on SDK extensions.
808.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
It's all about chemistry. Without it, work isn't fun. In this case, removing him helped restore it, so that's good. There may be teams that can take a jerk, perhaps with a "handler" (in the team).
809.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
Not only that, it will reboot when it decides to and you can't do a thing about it. You haven't pressed a button for a while because you're watching a movie? Time to reboot! I know about "work time", but it can la
810.
by fuzzy2 10y ago
I'd like to agree. But I can't. Even if disregard detection scores, Defender/Security Essentials is slow . It uses humongous amounts of CPU time, which slows down slower PCs (like Celeron N3150) a lot. It also tends to satur

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