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9y ago
Schedule some time, maybe call it a meeting on your work-wide-visible calendar.
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9y ago
> showers, cafeteria, plenty of rooms to hang out I think I understand where you're coming from, but Stanford does not have these things?
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9y ago
I vaguely recall an HN discussion recommending rest stops; I wonder if those near SF have near-permanent residents.
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This is paying for revoke checking, right? Validating the certificate the same way servers validate client certificates should be enough to verify it as a date/time-valid Estonian ID.
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9y ago
Maybe non-Xamarin-employee interest has declined sine the announcement of Xamarin Forms coming to the desktop? https://blog.xamarin.com/glimpse-future-xamarin-forms-3-0/ (2017May)
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Portable cross-platform GUI library for C
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Golang led me to this popular lightweight C library: https://github.com/andlabs/libui
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A cross-platform UI toolkit with a stable history of commercially support seems to be the most reliable foundation to build on, for sure!
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> native UI driven by React + JS. https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windows Watching how Microsoft manages this project may give an additional insight into how ideas you are suggesting would fare. (It doesn&
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> C# -> WASM compiler https://github.com/kg/ilwasm/ [2015] Unfortunately, more proof of concept than anything
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The usual problem is that the various cross-platform UI toolkits not only fall into the uncanny valley but also only support one programming language best (in this case, Pascal). Only the incentives of the biggest cross-platform browser ven
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100% managed C# HTML rendering library
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> Edge has lower power consumption than Chrome Thanks! This is a real differentiator. It it unfortunate that Microsoft does not currently allow hosting of the Edge renderer "by design". https://stackoverflow.com/
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It was not intended as a glib answer -- can you provide any aspect of the given requirements that are not met by X11? It is an interesting exercise to consider it as an alternative to Electron. "Not hard to use" was not mentioned,
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> some sort of UI subsystem that all vendors target Like the X Window System?
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I voted for the Developer Feedback issue you linked. > Currently we have to use CEF [ https://cefsharp.github.io ] https://bitbucket.org/geckofx What benefits would an open-source Edge provide to developers tha
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Google Spreadsheets and Python | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13668916 (2017Feb:140comments) ・SQL into Sheets - http://pastebin.com/ACwqc5um ・LibreOffice Calc server - https://github.com&
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GitXiv: Collaborative Open Computer Science
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[edit] Disclosure?
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Meet HN user megous, his fellow closed-source re-inventing co-conspirators (click a 'comments' link on the search results, then 'parent'), and potential open-source future fans: λmegous(2016Dec): https://news.
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To be honest, that's a bit of a minor signal all its own I personally don't consider worth the effort.
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This is also a way to bypass the year-long dupe detector/blocker, since it was submitted 9 months earlier.
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Show HN: Plot directly in your terminal with matplotlib | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13700512 (2017Feb:28comments)
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My previous attempt at a pithy complaint pointing out the license of this project was flagged, so I will attempt to provide a bit more value: This is a great idea and would be nice even just as an art project but unfortunately I can't
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12069784 >mdewinter(2016Jul): They [undisclosed HSM vendor] did, with undocumented commands, export the key from the device in an unencrypted format and loaded it into the other mode
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> there are already tokens supporting this modern crypto I looked briefly but can anyone link to where to buy one? Thanks in advance (either way: "buy" link or no) for the info.
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I appreciate your willingness to voice your concerns and doing so probably has helped many (including myself) to better understand where the "cheap" YubiHSM2 fits into the market. I would be interested to see a performance compari
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The technical details need to be answered by someone with hands-on experience, but the YubiHSM1 manual documents use of AEAD (RFC 3610: Authenticated Encryption with Associated Data), and references AEAD/client keys required for two mo
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Are we in agreement that no HSM can completely protect against scenario 1? (If I can't verify the key [varying degrees of "hard" when connecting across the internet], it can be replaced.) [edited] That is why I don't see
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First you state: "Securing computer is lost cause." Then you give the constraints within which computing becomes "very easy to secure". As I previously stated: use a computer that fits within your definition of "ver
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