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   by hdhzy 9y ago

   You're right. I've built pretty complex offline first web applications (using Indexeddb, Service Workers etc) initially on Chrome but when I tested them on Firefox and Edge there was just one minor bug on Edge (Indexeddb expected
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   by hdhzy 9y ago

   For anyone interesting the cost breakdown seems to be: - €100 for eResidency card and card reader, requires one visit to local Estonian embassy, card will expire (no details on what's the validity period), [1] - €660 + €190 = €750 for
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   by hdhzy 9y ago

   Not to mention no one is using Allo (based on anecdotes).
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   by hdhzy 9y ago

   I'd like to have http marked as "not secure" (there is flag in Chrome to do so) and https should not have any indicators. It's http that is insecure, https should be kind of "default". Of course EV should get e
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   by hdhzy 9y ago

   Firefox for Android displays it as http://93.184.216.34/ after opening the page.
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   by hdhzy 9y ago

   Yes, exactly. The @ trick is being removed from browsers because what the author refers to as interesting trick has been used for phishing and other scams.
7. 187.▲
   by hdhzy 9y ago

   Sounds good. Would you recommend learning Rebol and then Red or just forget about Rebol and start with Red? Not 1.0 means it's not production ready?
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   by hdhzy 9y ago

   Hmm... Sounds really interesting but WebAssembly doesn't have GC so porting dotNET applications there wouldn't be as straightforward as it seems.
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   by hdhzy 9y ago

   This is just a simple heuristic that's good enough for real code on the web. Usually whitespace and comments are stripped out during build step. I imagine this heuristic was implemented as something simple and working and that's t
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    Git for Windows also ships with ssh-pageant that can use Pageant as key agent. Really useful if someone is using smartcard certificates (PIV, not GPG based).
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    Very cool, the examples that he builds are very similar to what I've built when I stated in Delphi (simple chats, word processors, music players) but to course Rebol is much more concise. I wish the controls would look more "nativ
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    I imagine this kind of people do not run with default configuration just as they use Tails and not your regular Ubuntu install. If not they can be traced with even less obvious means, just like PGP comments: http://www.csoonline.
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    Do you mean this: https://youtube.com/watch?v=D50XULVZaYY ? Looks nice!
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    Hmm I think I missed the memo that CockroachDB is no longer a beta: https://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/cockroachdb-1-0-release/ Does anyone have experience with replacing small MySQL / Postgres instances with
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    Exactly. It uses the same host as uid's email. So if one have key "John Doe <jd@example.com>" it'd query example.com for reference to the key. It's not a security problem unless one considers their own company
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    The usual rule of thumb is not to modify (e.g rebase) published commits. So it's perfectly fine to adjust local commits before they go into centralized repo - from the point of view of an external observer the history is never destruct
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    NSA backdoored Dual EC that is used by Juniper.
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    Okay sounds good in this case but what if a company really needs to buy a licence from an offshore company, let's say a critical technical part in your manufacturing process. Then you can't deduct it but in reality these are your
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    Well the article has one potential answer, create a page just like Tesla: https://www.tesla.com/about/legal#security-vulnerability-rep...
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    Yes, I've verified that this fixes the issue. I'm using Intel drivers FWIW.
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    I've installed Tor just to check it... was not disappointed :)
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    You can't use back to exit the app, at least on Firefox for Android. Steps to reproduce: 1. Go to https://github.com/k2052/vanilla-hn 2. Click link to live demo at the top 3. Click comments 4. Press back, you&#x27
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    > Just to be clear-- are you saying that OpenOffice correctly handles HiDPI in its GUI while LibreOffice does not? It's probably upscaled but it works correctly. > When you say "the controls are where they should be," d
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    > You will have friends and family using this thing! Warn them, get them onto LO! I just installed LO 5.4 on HiDPI Windows. The LO home page (localized) advertised that "LibreOffice 4 (sic!) just arrived". Unfortunately it went
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    > Look in /bin. What about /usr/bin? /sbin? I know the background but Plan9's overlay directories are a better alternative to PATH.
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    Well the torrent download will take a lot more than 2 seconds so that time is totally amortized. Besides this comparison looks like a total bikeshedding unless you plan on downloading torrents with vim. By the way the project looks fantasti
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    I wish I could upvote this several times. That's my exact experience as well. I would like more people to experience what was the way of creating software with Delphi, seamless and easy, really closing the loop between creating and the
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    Wow, that's exactly what I wanted. Thank you very much! Fssnip looks great.
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    The VCS is decentralized but they made the process centralized.
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    by hdhzy 9y ago

    Well isn't this natural that they are unexpected to you if you did not read the document that specifies what is expected? I'm interested by the undefined behavior you mention. While JavaScript clearly has some counterintuitive mec