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khc
12y ago
why would you ever want to do this?
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The first year of Coverity Linux kernel scans
(codemonkey.org.uk)
66 points
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khc
12y ago
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khc
12y ago
I wonder if the page is detecting screen sizes and displaying different content.
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khc
12y ago
The article says it's called "MonsterMind", not "MasterMind"
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khc
12y ago
I am using a Nexus 7 2012.
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khc
12y ago
Horrible to scroll on mobile as well. With chrome on android, you first see Snowden's face with a bunch of numbers on the top. If somehow you figure out that you need to scroll (on mobile, the scrollbar is usually not visible until you
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khc
12y ago
[the author of s3proxy is my friend] It seems silly for every client to implement support for every single object store out there. Libraries like jcloud can handle it, but then it's tricky if your client is not written in Java. Also, s
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Lightspeed – A Browser Experiment
(blog.mozilla.org)
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12y ago
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Researchers reconstruct human speech by recording a potato chip bag
(arstechnica.com)
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12y ago
Poor Economics - Abhijit Banerjee & Esther Duflo Thinking, Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman The Signal and The Noise - Nate Silver Predictably Irrational - Dan Ariely This Time is Different - Carmen Reinhart & Kenneth Rogoff Sublimin
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khc
12y ago
Actually you cannot. Rebuilding from the same source almost never yield identical binaries.
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Internet-induced fear culture (or: Why Girls Around Me isn’t the problem) (2012)
(extremetech.com)
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Why does the US spend more on health care than other rich nations?
(theatlantic.com)
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khc
12y ago
Probably because people who dislike are more likely to talk about it, and well, silicon valley is in California.
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Firefox for Android telemetry data
(starkravingfinkle.org)
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12y ago
One problem I have with things like this is non-customizable hot words. For example, Google Now has this feature where it would always listen for "Ok Google" as long as your device is plugged in, which is a great feature. The prob
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Slimmer and faster JavaScript strings in Firefox
(blog.mozilla.org)
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12y ago
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Compressing JavaScript
(rfk.id.au)
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Benchmarking Firefox's session restore
(dutherenverseauborddelatable.wordpress.com)
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12y ago
Submitter here. Depends if you trust the proxy. From the document it looks like connections to the proxy uses SPDY so it will be encrypted, so it increases user privacy in the sense that there won't be any plain text traffic between yo
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Bandwidth and privacy proxy from Mozilla
(wiki.mozilla.org)
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12y ago
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Baseline and IonMonkey in Firefox 32
(blog.mozilla.org)
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Most popular GPUs for firefox nightly users
(ravitillo.wordpress.com)
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Bugzilla Performance
(globau.wordpress.com)
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How Firefox persists your data without explicit flushing
(dutherenverseauborddelatable.wordpress.com)
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khc
12y ago
presumably you have to unlock the phone first
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12y ago
if you want to reduce SSD wear, just don't have a swap partition on SSD (or by not having a swap partition at all if you only have SSD)
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Involuntary treatment of the mentally ill law headed for San Francisco
(sfgate.com)
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12y ago
I imagine it's in the same spirit as including "View Source", so that ordinary users are empowered to figure out how a website works, should they want to.
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12y ago
"For people who’ve been on the wrong end, the death of the prank call would come as a relief. I know how they feel: Just last summer, someone called me and claimed to be holding my brother at gunpoint." So is it dead or is it not?
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