kawsper

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   by kawsper 8y ago

   There have been discussions about that, glibc had this written in its docs about the abort() function since the 90s: > 25.7.4 Aborting a Program... Future Change Warning: Proposed Federal censorship regulations may prohibit us from givin
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   by kawsper 8y ago

   I would love something like that for Ruby :) I am envious, well done!
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   by kawsper 8y ago

   They are forcing us to buy new external keyboards, and it has worked, I have bought myself a mechanical keyboard that I now use with my laptop and carry around. I am now one step closer to just be buying a tablet like an iPad with an extern
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   by kawsper 8y ago

   Funnily enough, it is mostly .NET applications running in production that I see stack-traces from these days.
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   by kawsper 8y ago

   They announced it a couple of days ago: http://blog.dota2.com/2018/08/the-main-event-with-new-steam-... It still have limitations and bugs, yesterday it just wouldn't load for me, but it works now, and you ar
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   by kawsper 8y ago

   It makes me wonder if we would have ever received an open-source redis-cluster if it was developed today, and it makes me afraid that it won't stay open like today. InfluxDB moved their cluster implementation to their enterprise produc
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   by kawsper 8y ago

   Posted on Medium :)
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   by kawsper 8y ago

   If they are serious, I do not think they know their customers very well.
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   by kawsper 8y ago

   So Chrome doesn't use certificate pinning for distributing updates?
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    Me too, but it was mostly to teach myself about OpenSSL, and I feel like the experience have scarred me for life. I mostly used the Ruby C-bindings, and I feel like finding information and documentation was very difficult, and it was even h
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    Looks cool, but why would they not allow me to fullscreen the YouTube video? I see that a lot is it the default from YouTube?
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    > You might want to do some investigation on your ISP Doesn't most ISPs have to live up to certain laws about protecting the customers? I think those regulations are much more strict than what is required of CloudFlare.
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    > How Powerful Your Social-Dating App Will Be? > - Fake Profile Generator Just as shady as I expected it to be
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    That map thing is pretty cool, I found two people running around chatting on the server, and I was able to watch their conversation in real-time https://cdn.servnice.com/screenie/6HM6m94cN5r9rev.jpg
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    > Is ME enabled by default? Yes, and it can't be disabled on all newer systems. The Active Management Technology (AMT) application, part of the Intel “vPro” brand, is a Web server and application code that enables remote users to po
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    There are no official ways of disabling the ME. The Coreboot project and the Hardenedlinux project have worked on it, and here are some resources on their progress: https://hardenedlinux.github.io/firmware/2016/11&
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    If you are using Ruby, I can recommend the image_optim[0] gem together with image_optim_pack (that packs the binaries), it is maintained by a great person I only know by the name of his handle "toy". I used to give him a few dolla
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    Youtube-dl can convert to mp3 and add cover-art from the Youtube thumbnail, not real cover-art, but in most cases that is fine: $ youtube-dl --extract-audio --add-metadata --xattrs --embed-thumbnail --audio-quality 0 --audio-format mp3 URL
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    And they are not called zip codes.
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    Many - and our deploys on weekends are almost zero.
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    I enjoyed the WhatsApp-looking box that explained the server/client conversation.
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    Interesting, is it normal that there are no tests for features like that, or does it happen somewhere else?
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    I did consider the DB-36 and the the GB-5600. But I eventually ended up settling for the GB-5600 because I liked the square design. It does come with bluetooth and other early "smartwatch"-features which I don't use, but the
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    > On GitHub is you pay for private projects and have infinite developers. That is the legacy pricing model. Their new pricing model matches Bitbucket: https://github.com/pricing
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    You don't have to warn the users if your cookies are first-party cookies that makes your site function.
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    I don't know, sorry. But I know it is an area that is currently receiving a lot of research because of how expensive the serum is.
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    As that Wikipedia article mentions we would need a plant-based growth medium to get the meat to grow. Today they are using fetal bovine serum as a growth medium, which is both expensive and it is a by-product from the dairy industry. When a
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    And they are all served meat- and dairy-products at their lunch breaks.
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    by kawsper 8y ago

    If you want any say in that, maybe you could adopt.
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    by kawsper 9y ago

    That one passed the filter/reports, I think he was testing it a bit.