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by hosay123 12y ago
So basically, you need to short circuit one of Docker's core features to get decent performance. I like it.
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by hosay123 12y ago
The quote covers more than half the text on the page, which is hardly extremely selective , and at risk of going blue in the face, crucially includes the phrases "a way of archiving the actions of censorship on the Internet" and
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by hosay123 12y ago
> This list is a way of archiving the actions of censorship on the Internet. It is up to the reader to decide whether our liberties are being upheld or violated by the recent rulings by the EU. It cannot present a balanced view of &quot
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by hosay123 12y ago
Hmm.. why not? Isn't that a form of censorship?
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by hosay123 12y ago
Perhaps the list would be more representative if it included at least a few victims of sexual exploitation, or teenagers who previously had trouble getting naked images of themselves removed from servers hosted outside the EU. Ideally it wo
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by hosay123 12y ago
How were you expecting to make money?
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by hosay123 12y ago
Doesn't appear to work in Firefox, white page with single circular minus symbol in the top left
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by hosay123 12y ago
Sorry, but this is definitely a case where code speaks louder than words. PDF.js was a miracle for its time, and the guys behind it definitely aren't amateurs. The PDF standard is far richer than the SVG object model, and not to mentio
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by hosay123 12y ago
> redundancy, backup, remote hands, environmental monitoring, hardware maintenance are just not worth figuring out until there is substantial cost savings to realize. So you don't need to monitor temperature sensors any more with a
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by hosay123 12y ago
I don't know the numbers, but the probability of getting 26 corrupted at-rest files through natural causes sounds pretty much like winning the lottery twice on the same day you were struck by lightning twice Checksums wouldn't hav
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by hosay123 12y ago
I'm sorry but this is bullshit.. the obvious interpretation is that Google wanted the patents and ended up with a business line they weren't interested in. Leveraging it for PR the way they did was insincere at best, especially on
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by hosay123 12y ago
Of course not, that wouldn't be good business , but we're not concerned with that here. The parent comment asks what is evil about it, which is to ask whether it is moral to spend millions on an advertising campaign that impl
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by hosay123 12y ago
Perhaps it would be better to ask an employee who 8 months ago may have started a family on the strength of a loud endorsement to move manufacturing back home. What's the real harm? Just a few empty promises, no laws broken and a mere
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by hosay123 12y ago
So basically it's a great solution except for the part where everybody else has misgivings about it. There are already standards covering almost everything from NaCl, and going by what it was supposedly for according to their origina
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by hosay123 12y ago
Sure there is, ActiveX
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by hosay123 12y ago
> We are actively helping still-popular NPAPI-based services migrate to open-web-based alternatives. Still using the term "open web", and in the very next paragraph discussing NaCl. Funny guys, real funny
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by hosay123 12y ago
It's pretty obvious that they need to do this, whether reported or not, in order to handle some very easy spam attacks. E.g., replacing keyword-baiting content with, say, an advert for something totally irrelevant. So this isn't r
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by hosay123 12y ago
This deletes cookies /during/ the session. After you close a tab, any cookies unique to that tab's history are cleared
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by hosay123 12y ago
Note the "clear browser cache when idle" option aggravates a referrer logging side channel for sites embedding Google Ajax libs or Analytics. That aside, I'm in love!
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by hosay123 12y ago
To extend this a little further, various brands of modems (at least Rockwell) supported it but came with it disabled by default. You could enable it before dialling up by setting an S register
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by hosay123 12y ago
I've uploaded what I had to https://github.com/no2weblog/no2weblog/ , but it needs a bit of work to return it to a useful state.. at the very least, updating to most recent versions of the cached libraries. O
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by hosay123 12y ago
Only if you're logged in, sadly :) Privacy centric folk like myself often have the browser clear all cookies at exit I submitted a Firefox addon for approval a few years back that introduced a separate cache for all the AJAX libs, bu
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by hosay123 12y ago
Actually it's almost impossible for a regular user to avoid using Google products any more, e.g.: - Over 63% of the top 100k web sites embed their web bug ( http://smerity.com/cs205_ga/ ) - I have no data, but a h
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by hosay123 12y ago
> Profile-driven compilation implies that we might invoke an optimizing > compiler while the function is running and we may want to transfer the > function’s execution into optimized code in the middle of a loop; to
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by hosay123 12y ago
It's pretty cliché, but an abundance of cheese during the day has occasionally resulted in lucid experiences for me, or at least vivid dreams I remain strongly aware of the next day. That aside, the most reliable and intense series of
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by hosay123 12y ago
At least 2 of those interfaces support DMA to host RAM.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMA_attack
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by hosay123 12y ago
Going by http://ycombinator.com/newsnews.html HN was seeing 120k uniques as of 2011. This post has been up for an hour, and attracted 105 poll respondents. (120k / 24) is 5000 users, 105 respondents represents about 2%
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by hosay123 12y ago
It'd require incredible certainty that any of this were illegal for an employee to risk their career going that route.. personally I'm not sure anything described in the pastebin is definitely illegal, but IANAL
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by hosay123 12y ago
I hate to break out the tinfoil, but do you have any reason to expect the Ads team would admit to you if any of this were true? Secondly, I'd be impressed if after the China incident, you still had access to Ads mailing lists given tha
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by hosay123 12y ago
For personal mail I've moved back to a combination of live.com for one account, and mutt for the rest – shockingly, because live.com is quite usable nowadays. Remaining stuff is all data, so its just on my laptop. Of my last three empl

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