kronos29296

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1. 61.▲
   by kronos29296 9y ago

   Glad to see FOSS in trouble got a good Samaritan on time. Need more people like this.
2. 62.▲
   by kronos29296 9y ago

   The entire thing is full of puns really too much of puns related to hy. Cool project. Python joined Erlang and Java with a lisp flavour of its own with Hy. Hope we get a let expression soon.
3. 63.▲
   by kronos29296 9y ago

   What Chinese Govt. says is much more important than Chinese morals and culture.
4. 64.▲
   by kronos29296 9y ago

   It is part of the fine print in the job contract for developers and is pretty common in most companies. You don't create a side project while being employed there without the company claiming ownership of it. It is part of a safety net
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   by kronos29296 9y ago

   Its 174 MB installed with another 150 on Data which is a thing but I hardly use facebook once a day (just to see notifications not even the feed) which is quite big and no cleaner is going to delete the Data as it is not cache. Facebook app
6. 66.▲
   by kronos29296 9y ago

   Yet the installed size of my facebook app on android is 350MB and since the total phone memory is 2 GB I have a storage problem (less than ideal free space). While facebook lite is not a smooth experience compared to the full app.
7. 67.▲
   by kronos29296 9y ago

   Duplicate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14892826
8. 68.▲
   by kronos29296 9y ago

   I would do anything for your so called worst speeds. Your worst is better than my best speeds.
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   by kronos29296 9y ago

   Somehow I am using more google than facebook (removed the damn bloated app that eats all the free space on my old phone). Subjectively Google just might succeed in things like Feed because Facebook is for situations where you want to know w
10. 70.▲
    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Take any NP-hard problem at its simplest form. Whatever half assed heuristic you use chances are the solution becomes optimal (if it is even half good.) The more complex the problem the more the heuristics fall apart. For the smaller ones w
11. 71.▲
    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Some examples maybe? Haven't been in touch with any new GNU projects.
12. 72.▲
    by kronos29296 9y ago

    It's all free software but due to license proliferation, we have this mess. Hope somebody relicenses and everybody becomes happy. After all from what I hear ZFS is a great file system for recovering backups and better than ext4. And th
13. 73.▲
    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Just otaku stuff. not just 4chan
14. 74.▲
    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Well damn. I am happy that I am not there.
15. 75.▲
    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Please read 1984 by George Orwell. Everybody knows its happening but nobody can stop it.
16. 76.▲
    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Effectiveness has nothing to do with it. It is about sending a message and very strong one at that.
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    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Somehow china is becoming Ingsoc from 1984. Control people, censorship, Dictator state with no prospect of change, monitoring people, big brother is watching you type stuff among other things. Just a week ago I read about traffic warnings p
18. 78.▲
    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Real men use CRC.
19. 79.▲
    by kronos29296 9y ago

    If such numbers happen in android also you sir just have another firefox fan. I want to know right now. (Chrome sucks at this on all devices now.) The only reason I am using it is that it is better than firefox for accessing google.
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    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Opera was a damn fine browser. Used it upto version 12 from version 6 onwards. IE sucked during those days. All those widgets that nobody knew about. Opera was too ahead of its times and now it has moved to chromium which is really bad.
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    by kronos29296 9y ago

    I use onetab though it only saves the tabs and can only be exported as plain text but it fills all my needs.
22. 82.▲
    by kronos29296 9y ago

    100 tabs is too much but I use anywhere around 10 to 20 tabs at any given time. And chrome on windows hangs half the time while on linux chromium is slightly better. This too with just 5 or 6 extensions. If firefox really has these ridiculo
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    by kronos29296 9y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14791064 First Winnie the Pooh now Justin Bieber.
24. 84.▲
    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Browser integration just means you trust the plugins that provide browser integration. May not always be secure. With the recent trend of popular browser extensions being made adware after purchasing them I wouldn't always trust them.
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    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Such ideas are already implemented in deterministic password managers (erm generators) which have a some key security issues related to portablility and weaker schemes that can be hacked and if your master password is compromised or insecur
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    by kronos29296 9y ago

    KeepassXC now supports YUBIkey now.
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    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Yup. Can't believe that such great drivers were written from nothing but Reverse Engineering. Since mine is entry level laptop GPU the performance has no limits. But Nvidia should follow AMD is releasing Opensource drivers. (But they w
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    by kronos29296 9y ago

    This really sucks considering that nvidia drivers have better perf than nouveau. Well can't help it, only nouveau till nvidia releases new ones.
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    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Neovim came along but majority who use vim still use vim. They won't change. This is in a situation where neovim is ahead of vim in certain areas (some may not like it and call it bloat but I call them features). Unless remacs gives a
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    by kronos29296 9y ago

    Isn't the default package site called ELPA? (not MELPA which is not official but maintained by the community).