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by klez 8y ago
Dupe? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17508087
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by klez 8y ago
> someone wants a solution to a JavaScript problem and gets a JQuery response It's a mixed bag, really. Since at least an year if jQuery is not mentioned either in the question or in the tags or in comments from OP, usually users su
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by klez 8y ago
True, but you can still get a ton of mileage from a simple managed web hosting solution and (if you feel fancy) cloudfront. My point is that this whole post reeks a bit of YAGNI. Or, at least, that we're not talking about "simple
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by klez 8y ago
Web apps. You don't know how to create web apps. An actual website (meaning text, images and little more) doesn't really need all the fancy frameworks OP's talking about. The sooner we re-learn this, the better.
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by klez 8y ago
> Propaganda doesn't change your mind, it gets you to cross the threshold and do something you were already positioned to do, by giving you meaning for doing it. Read the rest of the article, it kinda goes there.
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by klez 8y ago
> I want the CCC's political affliction to be more visible I'm really surprised that many people seem to not know the CCC is explicitly politically aligned. Also, at least in Europe, many of the hacklabs/hackerspaces from
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by klez 8y ago
> They have become too political Become? The CCC has always been a political organization.
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by klez 8y ago
In part I agree, but then again, it can become a problem à-la windows security prompt, where people have learned to basically ignore it and give permission to mostly anything. In other words, in my opinion, don't cry wolf unless there&
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by klez 8y ago
> Firefox is just trying it's best to prohibit any sort of system infection through itself. In that case I would change the wording from "contains malware" to "may contain malware". Also, they're prohibiting
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by klez 8y ago
In my book, flagging as malware something that is not malware is lying, or at least a false positive. So, spoiler: it's a bit more nuanced than "yes" or "no".
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by klez 8y ago
> When I grew up having a computer was a big thing and we certainly didn't have one for each person in my home we had a family computer which i think cost around 1K in 1995 or around 1700 adjusted for inflation. Fair enough, and I s
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by klez 8y ago
At that point I may just be running Ubuntu, no?
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by klez 8y ago
> having no multi-user capacity it's hard to see how this fits into modern computing environment Depends on what you mean by "modern computing environment". I mean, my computers are mine, an no-one else uses them. I know v
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by klez 8y ago
For a desktop operating system? I don't see why. Are there any use-cases of docker on the desktop I'm not seeing?
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by klez 8y ago
You mean a meta-engine? Like Duckduckgo? Or you actually mean an app you can install?
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by klez 8y ago
I think they meant that once you cross to Italy the infrastructure was in shambles. And they made this Italian laugh :)
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by klez 8y ago
The same functionality is also available on Firefox (both desktop and android).
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by klez 8y ago
A bit off topic but why did you have to fill my browser history while I scroll through a page? I don't know if this is happening only to my browser (Firefox nightly on Android) but it's very annoying.
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by klez 8y ago
Having being part of HackerForums from day 1, it's nice to see this update and to hear dchuck's opinion on how growing a community goes. Thank you again for all of this and for sharing the update :)
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by klez 8y ago
Would you consider adding a new HTML element to be describing a new protocol instead of http? w3m still speaks http but is unable to render the IMG tag (and instead substitutes that with a descriptive text, if available), while, e.g. Firefo
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by klez 8y ago
The protocol itself doesn't bar you from implementing image sharing. Imagine this: You have a bot in your channel that accepts an "upload-image" command followed by a base64-encoded string representing an image (or a series o
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by klez 8y ago
Wait, did I understand correctly that he quoted the word "nigger" instead of saying "n-word" when talking about words used in comedy and this is considered taboo? I'm not a native speaker, so please bear with me:
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by klez 8y ago
Yes, let's import an alien species in a closed ecosystem. What could go wrong?
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by klez 8y ago
Ok, thanks, but there's more to the article than what island it is.
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by klez 8y ago
I saw this trend recently on various websites. Maybe it's born out of (unjustified?) fear that people don't scroll below the fold?
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by klez 8y ago
Yeah, Tinder, OkCupid, Meetic etc. never worked, right?
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by klez 8y ago
I think I saw statistics somewhere that most people read their mail via the web interface of their email provider, not via a client, and I don't know whether web clients block remote content loading.
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by klez 8y ago
You just made me discover that there is a fourth season. I don't know how I could have missed that. Thanks for the heads-up!
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by klez 8y ago
I watched the trailer for that bartender game and I have to admit I didn't understand what it's about, but yes, aesthetically it has a cyberpunk vibe. And now that I think of it you're probably right. To be cyberpunk a piece
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by klez 8y ago
Eh, Case is trash, Molly kills people, the Finn sells stolen goods, Bobby (the Count) lives in the slums, Chevette (Virtual Light) is a courier that lives in the bridge, Hiro (Snow Crash) lives in a container and delivers pizza. I'm no

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