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by hdhzy 9y ago
I've used it on Java 8 projects. The VS Code Java extension reads regular Eclipse projects (.project, .classpath) and offers intellisense like completions, red squiggles etc. But that's basically it. I think there is also support
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by hdhzy 9y ago
One interesting extension for desktop Firefox is Containers [0]. This is like per site incognito mode so tracking cookies do not escape between containers. While it's not a strict security thing for me it's one of more interesting
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by hdhzy 9y ago
9350 with i7. Just keep your ear near the keyboard. With a bad combination of video drivers the whine is super loud. People in video conferences were asking about the sound (thought it's HDD but I've got SSD). If you don't he
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by hdhzy 9y ago
I can also confirm XPS 13 coil whine which Dell considers a "non issue" / "working as intended". The quality of Dell products declined so fast last couple of years that I'm glad this thread is full of useful la
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Subdomain can set a cookie for root domain [0] and that can lead to session fixation attacks. Cookies are not subject to CORS. [0]: https://www.mxsasha.eu/blog/2014/03/04/definitive-guide-to-c...
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Continuing the comparison that means people need to understand not to cold power off the computer, not the specifics of CSS, JS and HTML. Note that cars are also going to be more and more abstracted away with automatic gear shifting (now I
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Is this relevant what the people are aware of? If you drive a car do you need to be aware of its internals? WebAssembly looks like a safe, portable, intermediate bytecode. What's wrong with giving people more options (e.g. running nati
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by hdhzy 9y ago
> I agree window.opener was a fairly dangerous addition, but it is subject to CORS restrictions. You can't access it from just anywhere. You can't access things via opener but you can change the location of opener, that's
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by hdhzy 9y ago
They cause my phone to vibrate "thanks to" the Vibration API [0]. A critical component of the Web Platform ecosystem apparently. [0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Vibration_A
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Excellent! Stealth redirects and vibrating ads are what drove me to Firefox for Android with uBlock. Note that developers could protect their sites for some time with noopener: https://mathiasbynens.github.io/rel-noopener&#x
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by hdhzy 9y ago
I don't get what's the point of his article. Promises and async/await are here for ages. Moreover it does not highlight issues with await such as if you forget to await a promise you've just introduced a subtle but in yo
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by hdhzy 9y ago
> I only once in a while use the !g bang and almost always come back disappointed. Ha! My exact experience shows the same. I'm not finding something using DDG and think "well google will find it, surely", use !g and bam! I
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by hdhzy 9y ago
I agree, experimentation was the best part of the series although I think they felt the need of making it harder since this is the finale. Personally it really made me concentrate on what's happening not to die. Sadly there is no way a
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by hdhzy 9y ago
>... through Book 4 when it took rewind away They took the rewind but you still have multiple revivals in case you die (and you keep your items and knowledge!) similarly to going back by Lorag in Book 2 so it's not that hard.
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Sorcery is mentioned in the article. And I agree, it's an excellent game series.
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Maybe not that drastic but check this out: > "Crazy cat-lady syndrome" is a term coined by news organizations to describe scientific findings that link the parasite Toxoplasma gondii to several mental disorders and behavioral p
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Subresource integrity is a double edged sword because when a third party updates a resource then your page breaks. Of course you can build fallbacks by loading from your domain in case of errors but then you just doubled engineering effort
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by hdhzy 9y ago
> you can implement a crawler as a custom iterator that makes API requests / paginates behind the scenes and thus abstracts away the fact that it's making a series of requests since the callsite just iterates over the values as
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Yes, but it takes longer to break them. Don't wait, revoke your keys and replace hardware or generate in software. It only affects RSA though so if you used ECC you're safe.
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Multisig can be a nice compromise between security and convenience. There is a service that allows you to store Bitcoins in a 2 of 3 multisig address where you control two keys (one in offline wallet one in hot wallet) and the service has o
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by hdhzy 9y ago
They are formally verified but pretty low level (just like Blockstream Simplicity). For the record Bitcoin already contains a pretty simple but useful scripting language [0]. See [1] and [2] for some interesting scenarios utilizing Script.
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by hdhzy 9y ago
I think the parent doesn't mean that open source will cure all problems but that it will move the bar higher for malicious players. If the designs were published and it'd be possible for anyone to review and build such a thing the
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by hdhzy 9y ago
> If only more vendors (I'm looking at you in particular, Apple) would do this. I'm not really using Apple cables but a quick search shows that this adapter [0] has a small Thunderbolt logo on the USB-C connector. [0]: https:&
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Dell XPS 9350 has one Thunderbolt port [0] and Dell Thunderbolt Dock TB16 has attached Thunderbolt cable [1]. I agree it's not a big, representative sample but still... [0]: http://cdn2.ubergizmo.com/wp-content/upl
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Early access to the Imagination Unleasher 3000 apparently...
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by hdhzy 9y ago
> Since none of the cables or ports are visibly labeled with their capabilities you have to know what you’re doing. I don't know about all of them but my cables and ports have visible Thunderbolt logo (small thunder symbol).
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Errr, I was referring to Gnuk [0] that claims support, but it's rather a DIY project [1] than something to be mass manufactured. Sorry to disappoint you but from my shallow research in this matter the hardware used has several flaws (e
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by hdhzy 9y ago
> it’s still quite new and hasn’t reached 1.0 According to the main page [0] the project was unveiled 6 years ago. For comparison Rust (a random example) started 7 years ago [1] but compare results for "Rust" and "Red&#x2F
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Thanks a lot for this tip! Actually I'm amazed on how little workforce is necessary to keep this place running. I'm browsing with showdead on and rarely see the flagging backfires like this one.
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by hdhzy 9y ago
Not to mention Red can cross compile for multiple OSes and the parse dialect that is basically generalized, readable regular expressions. My personal theory why Rebol/Red didn't succeed in the mainstream is steep learning curve, i

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