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by gmemstr 8y ago
> And the performance/resource usage is just fine. It depends. On my machine with 8GB of RAM and an older processor, Electron apps suck the life out of it. My newer dual core with 16GB of RAM (ultrabook) and an NVME SSD handles them
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by gmemstr 9y ago
Alright, I'm not for or against Google - I appreciate the things they've done but really notice their shortcomings - I'd say I'm more "pro-sensible advertising". > Here's the thing, Google doesn't
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by gmemstr 9y ago
I think one of the biggest issues with AdNauseum is devaluing ads to a point it's no longer viable to show any because the adsense account (or alternative) will get flagged as fraud or ads will pay out far less, harming the publisher m
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A new package index for Python(lwn.net)
2 points by gmemstr 9y ago|0 comments
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by gmemstr 9y ago
VirusTotal link: https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/e88753917d7283715f0a4c633e... Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/X60nnAT.png I'm excited to try it but because I'd be using it for sensitv
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by gmemstr 9y ago
I'm still really leery of eul.im, I can't seem to find anybody reviewing/actually using it and it throws up a couple detections on VirusTotal. Would be interested to hear of your experience.
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by gmemstr 9y ago
I wouldn't say it failed, more like foiled by investors less interested in the technology and more intent on making profit, which has killed any chance it has of becoming an actually viable currency. I had dreams of paying for physical
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by gmemstr 9y ago
Do the founders have family in Russia? I'm not really up to date with Telegram as a company or the people behind it.
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by gmemstr 9y ago
This actually looks really cool, curious how it works under the hood. Sort of disappointed there's no WebCatalog Lite version for Windows, would love to avoid using Electron - is it a mater of building it, or are there OS-specific the
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by gmemstr 9y ago
I'm personally a fan of PocketCasts but with a small caveat: Syncing feeds goes through their servers, which means smaller feeds aren't updated instantly, even when manually syncing.
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by gmemstr 9y ago
As both a listener and once guest of SE Daily (and now contributor to the open source project), I really appreciate both the content and the community around it. Jeff is fantastic at conducting the interviews, even with people who arent ver
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by gmemstr 9y ago
Might want to look into changing the name, since Scratch is a block-based programming project MIT runs https://scratch.mit.edu/ and makes discoverability a lot more difficult.
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by gmemstr 9y ago
I'm assuming the reason for not having seeding open is because you never know what's on the drive? Or is there some other technical reason?
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McAfee acquires TunnelBear(beta.techcrunch.com)
3 points by gmemstr 9y ago|0 comments
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by gmemstr 9y ago
I really want to use this - I run a school student newsletter and would love to be able to see how people are reading it. Unfortunately I'd want to host this on my own server that I already have set up serving the PDFs with some small
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by gmemstr 9y ago
I did a double take when I initially read the name, thinking it was a minimal browser _for_ Cargo packages.
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by gmemstr 9y ago
No mention of restricting access to keypairs and removing access via password login? This is the #1 thing I do with all servers I deploy.
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Z00mtrack: User Tracking via the Browser Zoom Levels(github.com)
3 points by gmemstr 9y ago|0 comments
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by gmemstr 9y ago
I'm not sure this change really affects the HomePod - I've heard from some Siri still can't (or won't) play music from Spotify when asked, and defaults to Apple Music. This goes for in-line controls on headphones/ea
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by gmemstr 9y ago
> Don't be afraid of trouble. Legally speaking, you probably should be. Contracts work when done properly.
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by gmemstr 9y ago
Recently on reddit I answered a question on the /r/webdev subreddit asking about backdoors in websites in case the client doesn't pay[1]. Sometimes webdevs don't quite understand how to deal with clients who don't p
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Tech support scammers find new way to jam Google Chrome(blog.malwarebytes.com)
4 points by gmemstr 9y ago|0 comments
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by gmemstr 9y ago
This story reminds me a bit of Ready Player One, but on a much smaller scale.
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by gmemstr 9y ago
Yeah it really does feel like it, at least for their referral code, which they ephasize. I wish they'd publish a script for DIY benchmarking to compare to their results. Also > DigitalOcean 10$ - CPU 1 core - 1 GB RAM - 512 MB Swap
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ProtonMail's ProtonVPN comes to Android(protonvpn.com)
2 points by gmemstr 9y ago|0 comments
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Google Home Local API(rithvikvibhu.github.io)
3 points by gmemstr 9y ago|1 comments
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by gmemstr 9y ago
So am I going to be paying $2.50/month for my existing 512MB instances, or is it going to be charging me $5? I don't see anything either in the article or on DO's blog about it, nor anything on their pricing page. Edit: So I
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by gmemstr 9y ago
I think an IBO (Initial Board Offering) would be more fitting.
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Building Pogo(gitgalaxy.com)
1 points by gmemstr 9y ago|0 comments
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OnePlus Checkout Hacked? The Dangers of On-Site Payment Processing(fidusinfosec.com)
1 points by gmemstr 9y ago|0 comments

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