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kojoru
10y ago
Please include the link to github ( https://github.com/jgthms/css-reference ) for everyone to edit and write issues. Would be particularly nice to have a direct link to edit every particular property on its section, e.
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kojoru
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Every Windows user get a separate Linux. When they run bash for the first time, system asks them to create a default linux user. Typically, this is also the only user. Mapping Linux users to Windows users would be quite problematic, e. g. w
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The “buy” button should always work
(ilyabirman.net)
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New Google services update breaks all Google maps with clustering
(github.com)
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kojoru
11y ago
There's a Microsoft blog post which gives much more details: https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2016/01/19/nodejs-chakra...
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Use micromorts to fight terrorism
(blog.arty.name)
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kojoru
11y ago
You're incorrect about Windows. If you just click next several times the cert will not be added to trusted. To do that you'll have to override default settings in a non trivial way (deselect "Choose cert store automatically&q
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kojoru
11y ago
If you liked the article, you'll probably enjoy travel notes by Artemy Lebedev who is just two countries behind: http://tema.ru/eng/travel/countries/ One country he had hard time getting into is Turkmeni
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Boundaries (2012) [video]
(destroyallsoftware.com)
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kojoru
11y ago
This is very similar to awesome Gary Bernhardt's Boundaries: https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/boundaries Watch it if you still haven't
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kojoru
11y ago
If I'm reading correctly, that means I can build an app without any explicit auth on OS X/iOS with backend which allows access to personal data via AppleID username/password. That's neat.
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YotaPhone 2 released
(yotaphone.com)
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12y ago
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No privacy in the future, deal with it
(ilyabirman.net)
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13y ago
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kojoru
13y ago
The fact that java and flash are not installed makes you quite unique by itself.
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kojoru
13y ago
The Art of Unit Testing by Roy Osherove is indeed amazing. Thanks to it I now write much better unit tests, and as a result of removed frustration I do it much more often.
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kojoru
13y ago
I wonder, why blur it at all? What's so useful/dangerous there?
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ServiceStack v4 beta released, now commercial
(github.com)
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Russian leading mail provider mail.ru launches my.com
(my.com)
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kojoru
13y ago
My Sony Ericsson K310i used to discharge in a week when turned off with a SIM-card present and only lose 5% in a month when turned off with SIM-card removed. At the time I thought it was due to poor power management, but now it really makes
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kojoru
13y ago
Now that's interesting. Is there any link to the new API or at least to the announcement?
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kojoru
13y ago
Why do people add github's ip-addresses to their hosts file? What are the practical gains?
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kojoru
13y ago
Similar thing has happened to Yandex.Browser in Russia: http://browser.yandex.com/ A couple of vocal geeks suggested its icon looks like underpants on a sphere and now everybody thinks about that when seeing the icon.
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13y ago
But wait, the alternative is 4-digit PIN. How exactly is 4-digit password with only digits secure? How easy is it to see it over the shoulder? The answer is: pretty easy. Both phone locking technologies are not about securely protecting da
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kojoru
13y ago
But why would you need an outdated version with possible security issues?
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kojoru
13y ago
No it isn't. There's a big difference between "was unavailable for a couple of hours" and "censored".