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by kabes 9y ago
I believe they cross-check between different users. I believe it used to work something like this on the old recaptcha system (the one with the words or house numbers): They show you 2. 1 is known by recaptcha, the other one isn't. If
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by kabes 9y ago
Nostalgia. Many of us spend hours making drawings as a kid, since it was basically the only thing to do next to mine sweeper. Just like we all miss clippy, useless as he was.
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by kabes 9y ago
You can already replace dom with a canvas renderer. Flipchart does it with a react canvas renderer, but yet it doesn't take off, so why would wasm change that?
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by kabes 9y ago
Oops, here's a screenshot: https://screenshots.firefox.com/W3XZIh4yCnlcuMNM/app.flowhub...
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by kabes 9y ago
It's cool technology, but if I take a look at an example of a simple react todo list in a similar project like flowhub: https://app.flowhub.io/#project/c111454c9fd2f74d37d1e8a4e739... This looks more complex, hard
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by kabes 9y ago
So much for the: 'not controlled by a government' argument of cryptocurrencies.
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by kabes 9y ago
You can also do http(s) over DNS: http://code.kryo.se/iodine/ . Nice way to avoid paying captive portals, although probably not legal.
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by kabes 9y ago
You kind of contradict yourself by saying there is no backlash and then giving a list of supplements to reduce the backlash... It's proven that your brain down-regulates serotonin after taking MDMA, which can last a couple of days (or
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by kabes 9y ago
Usually MDMA has the backlash of lowering the amount of serotonin release in your brain the days after you take it, which makes you feel down. The so-called tuesday blues. So how come these people in these treatments aren't getting mor
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by kabes 9y ago
I do consulting work for various companies inside the EU and they all seem to take it very serious. The EU has made it clear it's serious about enforcing these laws and the fines can be huge.
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by kabes 9y ago
Well, the article ends with that same thought coming from one of the researchers.
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by kabes 9y ago
> What they should be doing is putting the public key of the AP on the wall as a QR code Except if the attacker has his own QR code stickers.
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by kabes 9y ago
Well, he's talking about access points. You don't want multiple DHCP servers in your network.
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by kabes 9y ago
They do. The Linksys WRT range is branded to be easy to put OpenWRT/DD-WRT on: https://www.linksys.com/us/wrt-performance-perfected
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by kabes 9y ago
"This guy sounds like he has more dollars than sense." Well, that's Dubai for you.
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by kabes 9y ago
Of course the people without the technical skills, but also everybody who counts their time in terms of money. I used to reason like you when I was a student and had seemingly unlimited time on my hands. But now I'm a consultant who bi
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by kabes 9y ago
While I agree, the article does cover this: "After all, as a nation we’ve been both invaded and invader, and our language is all the richer for it. Words like bungalow, bazaar, even Blighty, have their roots elsewhere. Heck, go far eno
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by kabes 9y ago
AFAIK, GDPR doesn't tell you there need to be an automated way to delete the data. If people can send you a mail with the request and you manually delete it, that's also fine. So if no one will use it, you basically don't hav
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by kabes 9y ago
A lot of privacy protection has been thrown overboard in the name of the fight against terrorism here in the EU.
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by kabes 9y ago
JS has been optimized to the extreme for years and years. Compilers that compile to WASM are still new so I'm guessing there's still a lot of room for optimization.
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by kabes 9y ago
Why is WebAssembly special in this regard? Javascript is also a turing complete language that can just do a bunch of canvas / WebGL draw calls.
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by kabes 9y ago
"For years, Apple MacBooks have been the go-to choice for many admins partly because getting to a ssh shell is so easy." I really can't believe somebody ever bought a MacBook because they found installing putty too much of ha
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by kabes 9y ago
I guess you can only do this for some kind of companies? I've got a Belgian company and it's mostly just me doing consulting work. I live in Belgium and most of my clients are other Belgian companies. So I guess Belgian taxes woul
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by kabes 9y ago
Isn't the human there to try to sell you insurances you don't need?
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by kabes 9y ago
Although they are very different under the hood, as a developer the experience vue gives is very much like component based angularjs (version 1). Yet everyone seems to hate angular 1, while they love vue. I really can't see why.
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by kabes 9y ago
Well, the output of meteor build is a normal node application, so in that regard it's just as easy or difficult to dockerize/deploy like any other node app.
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by kabes 9y ago
Contrary to many here, I feel over the last year they made themselves totally relevant again. And I think that the negative reactions here are from people that aren't fully aware of the current state of the project. Note that Meteor is
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Meteor 1.6 released(blog.meteor.com)
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by kabes 9y ago
Lots of time I'm lying in bed, almost falling asleep and suddenly realizing I left the kitchen light on. In fact, I'm not sure I did. But it doesn't allow me to sleep, so now I need to wake up, check the kitchen for a light t
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by kabes 9y ago
Well, as the article points out, await is not pre-emptive, so it doesn't have the same fairness guarantees as BEAM. But IMO this argument is mostly theoretical as most web applications deal with simple request/response kind of thi

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