indeyets

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GDPR vs. Street Photo [pdf](idpc.org.mt)
2 points by indeyets 8y ago|0 comments
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by indeyets 9y ago
LFU policy sounds really interesting!
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React 15.6.0 Changelog(github.com)
2 points by indeyets 9y ago|0 comments
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by indeyets 9y ago
Proxy-server performance is fine. File-serving performance — not so good.
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by indeyets 10y ago
IDE Support: https://intellij-rust.github.io
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by indeyets 10y ago
macOS: Ctrl-left/Ctrl-right switches workspaces for me. Four-finger swipe does the same. what am I doing wrong?
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by indeyets 10y ago
> all that being said, prob will switch over when this one dies, because touch bar... lol I wonder why there's such lack of belief in everyone. I think this touchbar is just a temporary transition-time solution and we'll have a
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by indeyets 10y ago
isn't it the same on any OS? :-/ you can install what you want on macOS and you can install what you want on Windows. Both have custom terminal apps
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by indeyets 10y ago
Well, this is their twitter. So, same source :) I just thought that it's a bad idea to link homepage instead of event-page
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by indeyets 10y ago
No comments from Valve still :-/
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by indeyets 10y ago
(1) here's how it's done in JS: https://tc39.github.io/ecmascript-asyncawait/#desugaring
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by indeyets 10y ago
My usual approach is to avoid middlewares for async-requests and to keep this stuff in a separate layer. For example, it can look like an ApiClient object with ES7 async-methods. Such methods would: 1. send "Start" action 2. await
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by indeyets 11y ago
https://babeljs.io/
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by indeyets 11y ago
the good thing is, that it's trivial to use alternative voice-apps over 4g. no one forces us to use the default one with 5g it would be even more so
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by indeyets 11y ago
Pretty much any large open-source project uses Clang's Static Analyzer. So there is a demand for such tools
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by indeyets 11y ago
well… I think it makes sense to look at ZFS and BtrFS. http://www.eall.com.br/hp/Solaris/ZFS%20Internals.pdf is a nice start. Not as comprehensive as BeFS book, but still
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by indeyets 11y ago
Initial server-side rendering is still an option. User will be able to read the page, at least. And if URLs use a sane scheme, navigation would work too
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by indeyets 11y ago
That's a great book. Far from state of the art these days, but still very inspiring for beginners. I took a lot ideas from it, while designing some in-house DB solution 10 years ago.
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by indeyets 12y ago
Do you plan to have implementation of DJB's curves/primitives?
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by indeyets 12y ago
It would be great if more websites would follow this example. It is as good as HTTPS (peer-to-peer encryption) plus protection for both "last mile" and "first mile". Noone except the user know that she's checking th
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Facebook has official representation in Tor since october(blog.torproject.org)
1 points by indeyets 12y ago|1 comments
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by indeyets 12y ago
well… the advertisers didn't pay to be included in presentation ;)
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by indeyets 12y ago
I wonder why they took GDB instead of LLDB, which was designed specifically to be nicely integratable with IDEs. other than that, CMake is ok for a start, but some kind of support for good-old makefiles will still be needed. most of the pro
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by indeyets 12y ago
last release was in April and it doesn't look like anything newsworthy happened since then
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by indeyets 12y ago
but textmate is alive and new builds are released quite often! https://github.com/textmate/textmate/
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by indeyets 12y ago
sure. but having several layers of "defense" is still a good idea
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by indeyets 12y ago
Spec shouldn't define what's good and what's not for your children. That's something for parent to decide. Spec defines a "tool" which can be used by parent who thinks it makes sense for them
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by indeyets 12y ago
It is a matter of common sense. You can't reasonably control internet usage of teenager (and probably shouldn't). While 5yo is an avid user YouTube and google and it is a good idea to filter things they can get to
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by indeyets 12y ago
I think you misunderstand. This is a feature for 5-6yo, not for 11-12yo
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by indeyets 12y ago
trust levels used during signing represent quality of identity check. in simple terms: if you checked ID of the person that is "sig3", if guy just claims the name on internet than it's "sig1" on the other hand, &quo

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