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by ilammy 7y ago
> Why can't they fix this? I suspect this is intentional way to promote YouTube Music, just like all these "Are you still here? Thanks for confirming!" popups that pause the playback.
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by ilammy 7y ago
> Everything began from the moment a severe Reddit addiction started to develop, it went so far that I fully stopped visiting Instagram and Facebook. I like this quote. Like another Russian proverb meaning "fight fire with fire&quot
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by ilammy 7y ago
I guess that’s talking about reading the TeX markup itself.
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by ilammy 7y ago
I don’t really remember popups ‘please add our feed to your RSS reader’, instead there was a link to add the feed which took exactly enough screen space.
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by ilammy 7y ago
Linux kernel has some uapi headers which are usually (transitively) incorporated into your programs by the libc you use. The exception covers this code.
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by ilammy 7y ago
> similar to the right to vote Do I as non-citizen have a right to vote in whatever country I want, just because I have an opinion on the matter being voted? Access to citizenship is also limited by descent, wealth, or your conscientious
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by ilammy 7y ago
When you sign git commit, you do not sign your diff but the whole source tree as you see it. Effectively, you're vetting all prior commits on the branch. Thus maintainers usually sign merge commits and it's their job to confirm th
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by ilammy 7y ago
Well, then time spent working is also your "free time" because that's your personal choice to work, unless you're a slave.
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by ilammy 7y ago
I've seen a nice paper on this subject discussed on HN once: 'The Mundanity of Excellence' [1]. It's about how olympic-level swimmers end up at the olympic level. The point is exactly the one you're making: they do
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by ilammy 7y ago
> I also use that extra time to spend with my family Remote can be nice if you already have a family. Otherwise one could end up simply trading office desk and meeting rooms for their own desk and own room, still staying inside.
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by ilammy 8y ago
Because these are cryptographic primitives and you're supposed to be educated enough for using them correctly. If you do not want to think about that, use a higher-level cryptographic libraries that make all these decisions for you:
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Themis crypto library adds Rust support in 0.11(cossacklabs.com)
9 points by ilammy 8y ago|0 comments
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by ilammy 8y ago
I can double on that. Around the second chapter I was so amazed by the book that instead of reading it further I translated it into Russian, got the Professor's blessings, and to this day it warms my heart every time I see a new star o
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Making patches to open-source projects(blog.ilammy.net)
3 points by ilammy 8y ago|0 comments
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by ilammy 8y ago
> purely optional And then one day Google declares HTTP/1.1 deprecated, lowers the score of sites without HTTP/3, and removes support for HTTP/1.1 from Chrome in a week. You're personally free to not use it, but I&#x2
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by ilammy 8y ago
Godwin's law in action, gentlemen.
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by ilammy 8y ago
That's a question of public opinion. I'd guess that most parents agree that they don't want their kids drinking alcohol and don't want others selling it to the kids. That's why this behavior is made illegal. However
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by ilammy 8y ago
> Flagging what children can see/can do is a necessary part of education Yes, but that's a choice ought to be made by the parents. Not the government or some other party. It's the parents who choose how to raise their kids
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by ilammy 8y ago
Like "tulip"
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by ilammy 8y ago
But you're still not supposed to get paid for that.
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by ilammy 8y ago
Ukraine.
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by ilammy 8y ago
a) Paying in my country of residence. b) Paying as an 'independent' contractor. We have reeeeeally lax rate of 5% (not including VAT) if you earn less than $190k/year (with average salary around the country being around $4k&#
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by ilammy 9y ago
WTF? How come I worked around three years on RDP clients and stuff and did not know about this?
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by ilammy 9y ago
In my current project I'm using curl to download a tarball with curl source code for building curl.
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by ilammy 9y ago
Fixed this for you: git commit -a -m "Commit" && git push || ( git push --force; echo "Bob, my git is weird again, could you please help?" > /run/slack/dm/bob-the-local-git-expert ) Obvious
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by ilammy 9y ago
To be fair, it's not always true. Many APIs actually don't have NSError argument and throw Obj-C exceptions on actionable errors. For example, reading from an NSFileHandle may throw NSFileHandleOperationException. I suppose, in mo
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by ilammy 9y ago
It's not even about being old, but having different versions. Take libcurl and OpenSSL for example. Some distros use OpenSSL 1.0.2, some default to OpenSSL 1.1.0, in some cases libcurl depends on 1.0.2, but the system in general prefer
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by ilammy 9y ago
> Code that's dynamically disabled is at least checked by the compiler You can still trivially ensure that kernel with CONFIG_ARCH_TOASTER compiles fine by setting up a build server which automatically checks each and every option
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by ilammy 9y ago
> It's good to know that your broker and doctor's mail is delivered directly to your server and not Google. That's only if your broker and doctor are not using Gmail or G Suite, otherwise your email (with them) is likely
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by ilammy 9y ago
I've rebound the modifier key to the Windows key (Mod4) from the default Alt (Mod1).

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