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by johnsoft 6y ago
It's fine as long as you don't get caught. Make sure there are no cameras around before you do it.
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by johnsoft 6y ago
How did you decide on a value of $5? Why do you tip at a restaurant, but not at a grocery store? (Why do you tip the server, but not the janitor?) What if we just charged everyone the real amount up front, and paid workers their real wage u
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by johnsoft 6y ago
>A lot of time is spent figuring out what ”types” to return. Typescript infers return types, so even if you don't write out a return type, it will still be fully typed. If you still want to specify the return type, you can take adva
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by johnsoft 6y ago
For #1 (just as an alternative) I've had good luck with this extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/don-t-fuck-wi... Thankfully I've never had to deal with #2
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by johnsoft 6y ago
>is this on its recommended list Not now, but it's planned to be starting with the next major version. They are holding off until then since changing the default rules is considered a breaking change. https://github.com&#
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by johnsoft 6y ago
I had a similar thought. This project should have been named "Gitar".
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by johnsoft 6y ago
I'm glad someone brought this up. I'm about to build a new rig and was hoping to make it compatible with Looking Glass (I can buy any hardware I need since it's a fresh build), but I can't make sense of the hardware requ
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by johnsoft 7y ago
The one I've had on my radar is called North Paw[1] (from 2009, five years after rincebrain's article). It's been on my list of things to try for a while. But that build is 10 years old now and as a result it's huge—it l
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by johnsoft 7y ago
Even just loading the base Python interpreter uses more memory than heavenlyblue's entire server. USER PID %CPU %MEM VSZ RSS TTY STAT START TIME COMMAND root 23612 1.2 1.7 62412 17492 pts/1 S+ 1
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by johnsoft 7y ago
6. Want to turn down the volume? You can do so instantly, instead of waiting 20 seconds for your TV's operating system to finish booting.
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by johnsoft 7y ago
> I don't think users will choose cross-platform over performance. I've got bad news for you…
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by johnsoft 7y ago
I'm a fan. It's so refreshing to have all the HTML and CSS in your own codebase, under your control, instead of reading through a list of 50 sparsely-documented props only to realize that none of them quite do what you need. Anoth
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by johnsoft 7y ago
Another possible avenue is mrustc, an alternative Rust compiler which compiles Rust code to C code. Every platform has a C compiler (though maybe not C11, which is what mrustc targets). https://github.com/thepowersgang/
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by johnsoft 7y ago
The API was an Echo Nest API. Spotify acquired Echo Nest and shut down all their APIs in 2016. I'd love to see the app live on too! Spotify's API has similar functionality[1] to the old Echo Nest API, for now at least. (But I don&
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by johnsoft 7y ago
This is a good primer: https://blog.conan.io/2019/09/02/Deterministic-builds-with-C...
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by johnsoft 7y ago
Down in the footer, there's an Algolia search box that works pretty well.
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by johnsoft 7y ago
I tried following those steps and got this error: https://www.betaarchive.com/imageupload/1299034742.or.31168.... Does anyone know of a workaround?
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by johnsoft 8y ago
<div onclick="alert(0)">whoops</div> If you want to dive down the rabbit hole, here's a good place to start: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/XSS_Filter_Evasion_Cheat_She...
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by johnsoft 8y ago
Regarding Truly Ergonomic, it's almost infuriating how poorly they are running their operation. They started with a great idea and a decent-sized following (in the beginning). All things considered their first-gen product was not bad a
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by johnsoft 9y ago
I assume one team is responsible for the home page, and another team is responsible for the banking portal, and they can't be bothered to coordinate with each other.
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by johnsoft 10y ago
Volantio (YCW09) | Full Stack Engineer | Atlanta | Full-time | ONSITE Volantio is hiring experienced full-stack developers to help fix travel tech for airlines. We make some of the world’s biggest travel sites suck less by providing technol
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by johnsoft 11y ago
∗∗ is the exponentiation operator. True is implicitly converted to 1, and False to 0. It's a coincidence that 0^0, 0^1, 1^0, and 1^1 line up with converse implication.
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by johnsoft 11y ago
>everyone involved knows that inventing the first successful distributed pseudonymous e-cash is much, much harder than inventing the first successful distributed anonymous e-cash Assuming "much, much harder" isn't hyperb
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by johnsoft 12y ago
The difference is in the certificate chain. One of the conditions for being a CA is verifying domain ownership before signing a certificate. In return for this, browsers will trust their cert. As long as a CA keeps this promise, they get to
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by johnsoft 12y ago
>WPS protects the WPA key with a 7-digit PIN - cracking that PIN is enough to authenticate with the router and have it provide the encryption key. Not only that, but routers verify the first and second halves of the PIN separately. So in
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by johnsoft 12y ago
I'm not doubting that you've thought things through and you're correct, but could you explain why handling audio focus events isn't enough? http://developer.android.com/training/managing-audio/a
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by johnsoft 12y ago
I meant "hook" in the most vague, hand-wavy sense of the word… anything from attaching a debugger at runtime, to modifying the binary so it automatically saves every song on your desktop. Obviously if you did something like the la
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by johnsoft 12y ago
I read through the Spotify article, and if I understood it correctly, you don't need to run QEMU+PANDA to get at the unencrypted stream. That was just the method the author chose to analyze the running code. He tracked every memory r
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by johnsoft 12y ago
Something similar has been done using Facebook chat (looks like it's Linux-only currently) - https://github.com/matiasinsaurralde/facebook-tunnel
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by johnsoft 12y ago
For the curious – http://coffeescript.org/#changelog

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