kchr

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by kchr 6y ago
Web API is sandboxed with a permission model in the browser.
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by kchr 6y ago
I think the problem is that you normally use 5% of the functions from your deps but still have to pull it all in. Minimizing dependencies and writing as much as possible on your own would probably cut a 500 MB nodejs project to 5 MB in plai
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by kchr 6y ago
I don't believe GP is debating whether Reddit is popular. People will put their "content" on whatever platform appears "free" and easy to use.
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by kchr 6y ago
Don't believe so. Its the digital analogy of small talk with opt-in (read: IRC) :-)
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by kchr 6y ago
Insert Arthur C. Clarke quote here.
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by kchr 6y ago
It is screaming with double negations!
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by kchr 6y ago
Sure they do. But at a huge cost for our society.
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by kchr 6y ago
Just curious, what do you find so miserable with 3rd party apt repos? I mean, just add it once and it will integrate with dependencies from your existing repos. I have never had any issues with such setups (as long as the 3rd party repo is
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by kchr 6y ago
Almost every package manager on Linux distros allow you to install packages outside of the main repositories and still manage dependencies using the repos. I agree there are a lot of distros to package for, but I'd say the bonus of not
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by kchr 6y ago
Please elaborate on the owl reference!
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by kchr 6y ago
We have to go deeper.
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by kchr 6y ago
So what if you made up a reason and completed the process as required? My point being - regardless of access control the people that are allowed to actually have the data could still leak it in the end.
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by kchr 6y ago
That would be the opportunity, I guess. :-)
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by kchr 6y ago
Snort/Suricata (and other IDS solutions) also depends on signatures/patterns. It's not different in that sense - you still need to define what to look for.
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by kchr 6y ago
And lose all endpoint control at a whim? Not gonna happen.
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by kchr 6y ago
> You should trust anyone While I would like to be able to, I suspect this is a typo...? :-)
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by kchr 6y ago
The latter - it lets you navigate the file structure of a torrent as well as read (stream) file content using any of your usual applications, without having to download the files first.
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by kchr 6y ago
paste(1) is part of GNU coreutils, so maybe use a different name for your script (to avoid potential collisions).
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by kchr 6y ago
Yes please!
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by kchr 6y ago
No, you need to realign to something other than the close-knit UI choices made by Ableton. They're trying to do something different here.
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by kchr 6y ago
I read it more like "get involved in FOSS projects to gain experience and trust, and base your CV (+ references) on that when applying for the jobs you want".
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by kchr 6y ago
Hear hear!
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by kchr 6y ago
Why build in the cloud if you can do it locally? ;-)
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by kchr 6y ago
Thats one of the reasons it is so effective :-)
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by kchr 6y ago
Emotion - the perfect bait.
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by kchr 6y ago
Wow, that's one use of the gym card I never considered. Genious.
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by kchr 6y ago
Sounds like resource (design) issues to me.
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by kchr 6y ago
A lot has happened since "years and years ago", for example smartphones (touchscreens), and more advanced functionality for laptop touchpads being introduced by vendors.
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by kchr 6y ago
...Bad example. The point of TNG was to demonstrate how humans overcame conflict and are exploring space to find new species and help solving conflicts.
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by kchr 6y ago
Regardless, your user agent still tries to.

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