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gcb0
8y ago
The culture was always toxic, if you wanted it to be. You must use the comment filters on /.
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gcb0
8y ago
Yes.
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gcb0
8y ago
not "Chrome extension" but a "WebExtension"
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gcb0
8y ago
but https against the great firewall (and its connection with state run dns/cert roots) is nothing but a nuisance.
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gcb0
8y ago
wow. it took apple over 15 years to catch up with OLED?! I haven't touched LCD since nexus One was out...
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gcb0
8y ago
this is a deal breaker as it makes your plan B inviable. if your startup fails, you will never join another as an earlier employer, which is the plan B for most failed founders. becuase now you are a toxic asset to any early stage company w
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gcb0
8y ago
That's not quite right in this case. Systemd and gnome3 were cases where the new 'version' did not need full feature parity. Both those projects were written on leisure time, with no pressure for deadline or feature. and stil
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gcb0
8y ago
the context makes it ironic even, considering they benefit from that exact sentiment to be elected.
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gcb0
8y ago
most of the time I had to gdb something that was broken (apache on all my last times) I was looking for IO instruction at the wrong time instead of bugs in pointers usage, but yeah, I do see your point (no pun intended). I can clearly see e
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gcb0
8y ago
I am sorry for game and compiler developers. or is there any other group that cares about this today?
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gcb0
8y ago
there have been dozen of solutions like this since the 90s that came and went. specially during the "browser toolbar era". and there migth be new one poping up now. in the end it is a privacy nightmare. see stylish extension priv
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gcb0
8y ago
sound just like email or twitter or facebook before everyone's parents were on it.
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gcb0
8y ago
so true. there are people prosecuted there in much worse ways, but in the international press we only hear about Ai or the HK folks with the subversive bookstore that every already forgot by now. the folks doing real activism continue to di
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gcb0
8y ago
the km/h vs m/s argument is close to pedantic, as this is just a convenient scale of SI. but you're right on Kelvins.
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8y ago
I get hundreds of pages here. first is Johnson & Johnson, for example
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gcb0
8y ago
mac "containers" run in virtual box with exposed paths, which is vulnerable to symlinks attacks and others
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gcb0
8y ago
and you are not wrong https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Awikipedia.org+%22heal...
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8y ago
"article" ?
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8y ago
Starting the count down to mozilla currency token ICO... :(
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gcb0
8y ago
that even proves my point further. amazon was always, by design, the wild west.
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8y ago
good research but silly hypothesis on the "conclusion". if any money was going from malware advertisers to master134 (the entity hacking wordpress blogs to make them show ads), they would show the "ads" directly without
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A Malvertising Campaign of Secrets and Lies
(research.checkpoint.com)
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gcb0
8y ago
such a low effort troll, inflammatory article.
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8y ago
you guys are basing it all on personal anecdotes. amazon was always the wild west. since 2009 when I started to use amazon heavily I remember having to always police myself to never buy from items without the "sold by amazon" not
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gcb0
8y ago
yep. thats what I mean.
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8y ago
I thought that too. until I had to talk in english full time and realized how much was transliterated informally in conversations and how those terms were corrupted into the national language. what you call lingual contortion only seem od
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8y ago
the dot at the end is an ambiguity in a few specs. if I recall correctly, dns requires to end in a dot as it signals the root servers or something, but obviously can be left empty. then browsers started to support it, but over time bugs p
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8y ago
Calling it a standard might be jumping the gun. from your very link > Publication as a Working Draft does not imply endorsement by the W3C Membership. This is a draft document and may be updated, replaced or obsoleted by other documents
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8y ago
the last thing the article mention is any history of anything
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8y ago
> do not have DRM i said DRM and/or anti-cheat. 100% of valve games have anti-cheat. Both of those run as administrator and have a great deal of opaque control of your machine.
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