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by hatch_q 6y ago
In that sense you'll get people such as Bill Gates as unemployed as they are not on the payroll.
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by hatch_q 6y ago
But they also removed all posts that question the number of holocaust victims - which historically changed a lot.
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by hatch_q 6y ago
Because vendors will sell the telemetry data. Smart TVs are also cheaper than "dumb" TVs because of that.
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by hatch_q 6y ago
5G is not being pushed for benefit of consumers. It's meant for IoT devices (toys, appliances, bikes, cars, toothbrushes, ...) What average joe will see from 5G are cheaper devices and more targeted advertising.
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by hatch_q 6y ago
I did a thought experiment few years back: Is anything real if we live in a simulation? I came to conclusion that all physical laws, chemistry, the universe would be simulated. And the only "truth" that is the same for host and si
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by hatch_q 6y ago
Are there type definitions available for svelte?
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by hatch_q 6y ago
Treaty of Versailles caused this. If NSDAP didn't happen, some other extreme would.
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by hatch_q 6y ago
Noise is not high on other ports. Noise on mine (when i changed port from 22) went from 100+ attempted logins every hour to 1 per week.
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by hatch_q 6y ago
Do you actually run any public server with ssh on 22 and monitoring logs about it? From my experience noise on port 22 is so high that you wouldn't even notice actual targeted attempt.
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by hatch_q 6y ago
I don't think mutability is JS design flaw. It was designed for manipulating UI - computer screen, which is mutable. If it was designed for printing (an immutable interface) i'd agree with you. Bigger problem is that people starte
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by hatch_q 6y ago
Blog seems to ignore the fact that password is just security by obscurity. And having absolutely no obscurity with security is very hard.
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by hatch_q 6y ago
But using google, slack, skype, gitlab, bitbucket... is fine to send sensitive data?
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by hatch_q 6y ago
Randomly generated by GPT-3
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by hatch_q 7y ago
Experience i guess. I've spent hundreds of hours on debugging and fixing regexes that other people wrote - usually just to find there's a quirk in certain regex parser implementation. Regexes are easy to understand if you write th
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by hatch_q 7y ago
My suspicion is correct - code is full of things like: /\[\[([^\[\]] )\]\]|\{\{([^\{\}] )\}\}|-\{([^\{\}]*)\}-/
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by hatch_q 7y ago
Probably parser is bunch of regex-es that noone understands. So they just converted to code to php without touching the expressions.
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by hatch_q 7y ago
tutanota here. It's pretty good and cheap - except missing ICS import/export for calendar which is annoying.
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by hatch_q 7y ago
I have 8GB variant and performance on Win10 was abysmal. But i bought it to install Linux on it - and it's perfect. Best small-form Linux tab on market.
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by hatch_q 7y ago
Google pays Mozilla to have Google as default search. If DDG comes with hefty sum to Mozilla - they'll change it.
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by hatch_q 7y ago
Used it to hack transparent walls into QW and Quake2 - and it worked online flawlessly. Servers mostly checked for proxies, but not for changed binaries. SoftICE was awesome.
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by hatch_q 7y ago
I find it ironic that the best tablet to run full-fledged Linux is Microsoft Surface.
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by hatch_q 7y ago
They would be more intuitive if they were actually demos, not animations that don't actually do any requests.
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by hatch_q 7y ago
TS works well. But ImmutableJS is slow, really slow. https://jsperf.com/immutable-js-iteration
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by hatch_q 7y ago
immutableJS gives you false sense of immutability - never forget that you have intrinsic reflection in Javascript and the only thing to force immutability is Object.freeze() which makes things unusably slow.
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by hatch_q 7y ago
We hit that limit. And yes developers think things will just work - until they don't. When item count and especially app complexity go up, redux becomes cumbersome and you then need to start using action batching, avoid immutability a
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by hatch_q 7y ago
Some of the newer TVs need to be configured with internet access to even work.
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by hatch_q 7y ago
I have experience with node, am frontend developer... but would never in wildest dreams use Node for any kind of production backend. And it's not even the question of programming language - the problem is NPM and whole package manageme
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by hatch_q 7y ago
In most cases this doesn't work at all - flash, ActiveX, ...
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by hatch_q 7y ago
Actually this doesn't solve the core API challenges that SPAs have - versioning and compatibility. Clients will simply run outdated frontend code. Imho this is more trouble than worth as it will bring all the problems that we had with
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by hatch_q 7y ago
I don't see much difference between GNOME 3.4 and Unity tbh... I'll stay on MATE or Cinnamon.

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