idlewan

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by idlewan 12y ago
> JPEG2000 first became available in browsers 10+ years ago Apart from Safari ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_2000#Application_support ), I'm not sure it's supported at all.
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Swift string interpolation with Nimrod macros(gradha.github.io)
3 points by idlewan 12y ago|0 comments
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by idlewan 12y ago
Frank Westheimer seems to be the one who popularized the expression. http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Frank_Westheimer
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by idlewan 12y ago
You would still have to hope that sshd is enabled and accepting connections (which by default it shouldn't, at least on end-user distros).
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by idlewan 12y ago
Location: France Remote: Maybe Willing to relocate: Yes, anywhere Technologies: C, Nim, Python, Coffeescript/JS, CSS/Stylus, OpenGL/WebGL Résumé/CV: http://erwan.ameil.me/cv/ Email: see résumé above
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by idlewan 12y ago
A lot of contributors could also mean that Angular was buggy or lacking features from the start, and that people had to contribute to fix it themselves. It could also mean that the code was easy enough to understand so that more people coul
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by idlewan 12y ago
Maybe that's not the right solution? Switching to qwerty and back everytime you play the game is a pain, you should only have to configure your controls once.
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by idlewan 12y ago
I read it as "Citizen 4". Then, if you reverse the order ("4 Citizen"), it becomes close to "for the citizens".
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by idlewan 12y ago
Hmm, I was talking about DRM in the context of published information. Obviously, in the case of private and/or sensitive information, you don't release anything to the public, so I'm not sure the protections (login system, et
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by idlewan 12y ago
I'd argue that Jennifer Lawrence's sensitive bits shouldn't have been given to someone else (Apple) in the first place.
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by idlewan 12y ago
> It's a logical error to say that DRM itself is evil when some of the instances of it are evil. All of the instances of DRM are evil, because all of the instances of DRM'ed stuff prevents practical and unlimited sharing. In th
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by idlewan 12y ago
Never going to learn what? Could you please make your comment explicit?
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by idlewan 12y ago
On the other hand, young people (below 18) aren't that much into facebook anymore. So maybe in the future, some other social network will emerge.
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CSS `do-*`(davidwalsh.name)
1 points by idlewan 12y ago|0 comments
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Doug Englebart’s Grocery List(hapgood.us)
2 points by idlewan 12y ago|0 comments
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by idlewan 12y ago
You seem to have a weird understanding of web services. All of pinboard's servers belong to pinboard. All of pinboards hard drives belong to pinboard. All of the bits on those hard drives belong to pinboard. Your private data on pinboa
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by idlewan 12y ago
It's not possible to be guilty of treason against a country that is not your own.
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by idlewan 12y ago
Or just don't have flash installed.
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by idlewan 12y ago
If he wanted for the code to be available, though, he could give it to someone else (who doesn't work for a GPU company), and that person would then release it (and would own the copyright). He would not gain more "reputation poin
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by idlewan 12y ago
Those three opinions are heavily oriented towards an acceptance of totalitarism, and that's probably why most of the HN crowd is not fond of them. - Snowden is a traitor: all hail secret laws! Burn the dissidents! All hail totalitarism
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by idlewan 12y ago
Those who don't have CA-signed certificates can still use HTTP/1.1, I don't think it's that big of a deal.
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by idlewan 12y ago
> If no negotiations were needed, then anyone could have picked up and done a low-budget adaptation and called it a day. And? Anyone can do a low-budget adaptation of Alice in Wonderland and call it a day. Copyright is supposed to incent
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by idlewan 12y ago
It's very interesting to consider the effects. But why should we link death with the release of copyright? While temptation of assassination is probably reduced with extra-long copyright duration after death of author, it's a lot
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by idlewan 12y ago
Django makes queries that are quite readable (and optimized! It makes good decisions to reduce the number of queries), and you can see exactly what SQL is run with the Django Debug Toolbar. So "[ORMs] make performance diagnostics much
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by idlewan 12y ago
visionmedia mentions a settlement here [1]. [1]: https://github.com/strongloop/express/issues/2264#issuecomme...
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Free and open source software on a smartphone?(arstechnica.com)
7 points by idlewan 12y ago|0 comments
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by idlewan 12y ago
If you were on the open web, his app would be a page with youtube's embed code for each video. I doubt you would use a DMCA takedown request for this. You'd just disable embedding of your videos in your youtube options. Youtube pr
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by idlewan 12y ago
Duda is also a good alternative: http://duda.io/
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by idlewan 12y ago
Clickable: https://bitbucket.org/yarosla/nxweb/wiki/Home
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by idlewan 12y ago
Yes, it uses lots of strcpy and sprintf instead of strncpy, snprintf or strlcpy. It's bound to be exploited.

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