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by kabes 9y ago
Just out of curiosity: do you know about times people asked d-link for the source and actually got it?
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by kabes 9y ago
I've never heard of the author of this article. Any particular reason we should listen to him?
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by kabes 9y ago
It would appear that I'm one of the few fans of pulseaudio here. Although I've only started using it since version 9, it always worked fine and we can do quite complex workflows easily. An example scenario: 1. We have multiple inc
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by kabes 9y ago
You can still buy $80 worth of BTC and you'd have the same chances you had 3 years ago.
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by kabes 9y ago
But this happens all the time. Like Apple buying iPhone components from Samsung. The best deal is the best deal
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by kabes 9y ago
Completely rewritten is a bit of an overstatement. It depends on what road they choose. They could go with a react-API compatible library and the work should be minor. They could go to angular/vue/... which is more work, but they
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by kabes 9y ago
The sad thing is that it's not really impressive work. And I don't say that to discredit the author, but to discredit dlink, because the bugs found are really security 101 kinda stuff we really should not be seeing anymore.
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by kabes 9y ago
I think angular just makes more sense in larger projects. Imo, It has quite a lot of overheard that only pays off when working in larger teams.
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by kabes 9y ago
So they made their best case scenario, but they didn't make their realistic success scenario (yet).
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by kabes 9y ago
But then wouldn't our 60Hz screens have a much bigger impact on office workers than the lights above them?
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by kabes 9y ago
But that's already possible today without WASM. E.g. there are react plugins that render to canvas, as being used here together with some WebGL: http://www.anagram.paris/ (try to drag). And yet, we don't see this
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by kabes 9y ago
A GT would set you back around $60k in the US, which is the v8 5 l which LeonM. The 2.3 ecoboost would cost around $60k usd in the Netherlands.
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by kabes 9y ago
What's the pricing on the Enterprise version?
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by kabes 9y ago
That argument only makes sense for informational websites with heavy focus on textual data. But the article looks at web apps like google maps. Good luck creating a static version of that. + I'm not saying 99.99% WANTS javascript, I&#x
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by kabes 9y ago
Except the schillings usually are days. And it might take JS to build the requirements in 10 days. 'Support the 0.1% of people without javascript' usually doesn't make it beyond the bottom of the backlog.
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by kabes 9y ago
Yes, you do have to pay to publish chrome web store. Only $5 though: https://developer.chrome.com/webstore/publish
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by kabes 9y ago
That's a way for Apple to avoid abuse. Same thing like google requiring you to put an extension in the chrome store to enable screen capture.
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by kabes 9y ago
> Since there was no way I was going to Share the link, this was my stopping point. Note that you could share it with the visibility set to 'only me' and after confirmation delete it again.
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by kabes 9y ago
Patent issues also didn't help for jpeg2000.
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by kabes 9y ago
Exact code splitting is really awesome
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by kabes 9y ago
Note that node 8.0.0 is not LTS. Node 8.x will be an LTS release around October.
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by kabes 9y ago
As a guy from Belgium, who lives half the year in the bay area, I can confirm. Maybe because Belgium is so small, but when I'm in the US I have no problem driving an hour just to get to a walmart. In Belgium, this crosses half the coun
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by kabes 9y ago
Seems well designed. But besides a startup in a rush for an MVP, who's in the market for a backend as a service? Who wants to trust the most valuable part of their product to a third party start up that has a lot of potential to disapp
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by kabes 9y ago
So I could run this in Wine on top of windows subsystem for linux and screw up my host windows?
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by kabes 9y ago
I hope the NSA can be hold accountable for this and we can finally all agree that a government holding on to 0-days and asking for loophole encryption always bites back to the very people they claim to protect.
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by kabes 9y ago
https://twitter.com/0xSpamTech/status/863224147576594432 Believe what you want of it of course.
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by kabes 9y ago
Why are people so surprised by this? Imagine you're a company building digital signage/advertising products. Wouldn't this be one of the first ideas that pop in your head? The technology is out there for free...
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by kabes 9y ago
Since you mention Meteor. Why not just use Tracker? I feel that's such an underrated package. It's quite similar to mobx and it's been around for years. Combine it with minimongo and you've got a really flexible reactive
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by kabes 9y ago
It runs noVNC, an HTML5 vnc client https://kanaka.github.io/noVNC/ It's really running VNC protocol over websockets, where guacamole has a custom protocol.
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by kabes 10y ago
That's also how I perceive flux/redux. It's promise is to make it easier to"reason about your application". But it's basically a glorified event model, which does have some nice properties, but you end up with

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