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by ivank 11y ago
On this note, does anyone know of specific channels that are likely to disappear because their creators are either dead or unwilling to accept the new terms? I will archive all of them. You can also email me. Edit: found http:/&#x2F
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by ivank 11y ago
You'd be surprised at how many people assume these bigcos are open to doing the right thing when they're shutting down.
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by ivank 11y ago
Yeah, right. How and who exactly would they hand that over to, given that there are privacy settings on the photos that people expect to have respected?
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Wine Staging(wine-staging.com)
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by ivank 11y ago
It's all manual. Someone sees it and submits the item into the EasyList blocklist: https://easylist.adblockplus.org/ - it looks like http://forums.lanik.us/ is used for reporting items to block or unb
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by ivank 11y ago
The filter list will block the div by id, class, or by its position among some other containing element.
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by ivank 11y ago
True, you don't have asynchronous template rendering, but you can still asynchronously collect data into your own data structures, then keep re-rendering the whole thing with an incremental-dom render function.
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by ivank 11y ago
> This is also why I am not a big fan of things like incremental-dom. It ignores the whole idea why we wanted declarative DOM handling in the first place and replaces it with a very imperative and side-effect heavy API. In that case, jus
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by ivank 11y ago
> https://blog.golang.org/errors-are-values The "helper" function there introduces 10 lines of code (per function in which you want it), and doesn't even work if you call anything besides that one `write`
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by ivank 11y ago
With incremental-dom, you're still re-running code to "generate" an entire DOM tree on every state change, so you have the React-like convenience and correctness of not writing individual mutations. But it doesn't creat
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Superviews.js, a template engine targeting incremental-dom(github.com)
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A torrent of Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange for offline access(reddit.com)
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ZFS on Linux v0.6.5 release notes(github.com)
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How to disable the Amazon prefetching that slows Firefox to a crawl(reddit.com)
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The Indie Bubble Revisited (Are We All Totally-Doomed, or Just Regular-Doomed?)(jeff-vogel.blogspot.com)
66 points by ivank 11y ago|26 comments
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AWS in Plain English(1c1592af.ngrok.io)
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Windows 10 needs Windows Firewall enabled to install fonts(superuser.com)
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by ivank 11y ago
Try bluebird's Promise.coroutine, I use it everywhere and it works great. https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/blob/master/API.md#...
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Poison-Injecting Robot Submarine Kills Sea Stars to Save Coral Reefs(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by ivank 11y ago
https://github.com/unconed/TermKit https://github.com/breuleux/terminus https://github.com/substack/exterminate
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The Globe of Economic Complexity(globe.cid.harvard.edu)
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by ivank 11y ago
sudo'ing as your day-to-day user is dangerous for another reason, too: the default 15 minute password timeout lets subprocesses in your shell use your sudo credentials, even if you didn't intend them to. e.g. sudo command, then l
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by ivank 11y ago
You are entirely correct and it is too bad I did not delete my comment in time. Here I am with an intense dislike of bogus criticism on HN and yet perpetuating some. Sleep before you post...
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by ivank 11y ago
Good point. I've toned down my comment because that root password would be getting typed in less often. An attacker might still bring an evil-su in addition to an evil-sudo, though. And even if you're logging into that root user
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by ivank 11y ago
Not the soundest security advice I've read recently: > We recommend that you use the same passphrase for your root password as you use for your LUKS encryption (unless you share your laptop with other trusted people who should be ab
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ProseMirror: collaborative editing with a rigid semantic document model(prosemirror.net)
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by ivank 11y ago
https://github.com/piroor/treestyletab master works fine; you just have to clone it and replace extensions/treestyletab@piro.sakura.ne.jp in your profile.
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by ivank 11y ago
'View source' shows the HTML source, not the DOM, in both Firefox and Chrome. Maybe you're thinking of the developer console, or the Firefox 'View selection source' feature?
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by ivank 11y ago
ES6 template strings can span multiple lines.
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by ivank 11y ago
Basically just Chrome with Tree Style Tab, a ctrl-tab that does LRU tab switching, and an option to delay tab loading on startup until the tab is clicked. I'd also like the browser to ensure that websites can't read my identity wh

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