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   by landr0id 10y ago

   This is off-topic but at first I thought I was on a Spotify blog page. Lookout has very similar branding.
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   by landr0id 10y ago

   I used to use Opera but a lot of sites don't think that Opera is a real browser and show incompatibility messages. I used to use Firefox but it felt a little clunkier than Safari and Chrome and was not as performant. It's been a w
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   by landr0id 10y ago

   I really like Firefox's current tab groups and wish that Chrome provided similar functionality. For me a better method would be to have the tab itself be the group "parent" and expand when clicked. For example: I'm on re
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   by landr0id 10y ago

   I guess it's because the templates don't have to ever be parsed since they're transpiled to Go code at compile-time. It's been a while since I've used Go's template packages but I thought that they're only
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   by landr0id 10y ago

   I've never used it and don't really know much about it but from a quick reading it seems that React is about building reusable components in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. React Native provides bindings to native components that you&#
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   by landr0id 10y ago

   That's now how sandboxing works. You'd need an additional bug to escape the sandbox.
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   by landr0id 10y ago

   The bug is in the ImageIO library which would affect SpringBoard, Messages, Safari, and most other applications which process images. I don't understand how having code execution in either of these processes would give up that informat
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   by landr0id 10y ago

   Could you give some examples of what you use it for?
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   by landr0id 10y ago

   piemessage proxies through your own Mac though -- not some sketchy server in China. I'd imagine Apple shut down the one you linked to protect their users.
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    by landr0id 10y ago

    That was a mistake by me. I meant to say "your browser's renderer process will crash", not "your browser will crash".
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    You can use dtruss, you just can't use it on certain binaries. A friend said that you can disable certain parts of SIP to enable functionality like this but I haven't tried myself. Looks like this is the command: csrutil ena
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    I saw recently that Safari's reader view actually pieces together paginated articles into one long view. I haven't had a chance to try it myself though.
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    As much as I hate the idea of basically bundling Chrome with the application to get it to run, since this is essentially Chrome then wouldn't it be able to utilize WebAssembly in the future instead of the JavaScript engine?
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    I use it in vim and I have to say it's not really too difficult if you're used to Markdown. I was actually using it today for the first time to take notes in class and I was amazed by the beautiful documents it produces.
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    Even if you don't think the code itself is very nice, the API is pretty well-designed.
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    Show HN: nfsync – Go utility to monitor file changes and sync with a server(gitlab.com)

    1 points by landr0id 11y ago|0 comments
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    I wrote this application last night after getting tired of editing homework files locally and having to SFTP them to our school server. Ask me any questions!
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    Nfsync – watch local files for changes and synchronize with a remote server(gitlab.com)

    2 points by landr0id 11y ago|1 comments
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    Looks good, but why does it use npm for installation?
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    I can't comment on performance but it definitely allows for easier plugin development. Another thing I think this affects is some things like font rendering (e.g. you can now use ligatures if your font supports them) since they use the
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    "Hint: the NOP thing has nothing to do with exploits and everything to do with https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/0e16e4cfde70e1cf00f... " https://twitter.com/fail0verflow&#x2F
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    Wow, perfect timing! I'm currently writing my first lexer/parser in D as well ( http://github.com/landaire/hsc ) for a Scheme-like language used in Halo 3. I found Rob Pike's talk on lexical scanning to be
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    I am, thanks.
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    Ah, my mistake. I read their home page and thought they took an Android Studio approach.
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    This might be answered somewhere in their blog but why build an IDE on top of IntelliJ instead of just making a plugin for it? Is this so they can charge licensing?
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    Are you kidding? JetBrains is much more than just ReSharper. They might make some enterprise bucks off it, but it's definitely not what makes or breaks the company.
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    Want to put an archive.is link up to lighten the load?
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    Awesome, thanks for sharing this.
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    > In order to support custom certificates, they would need to build an interface for certificate uploading/maintenance With Let's Encrypt (mentioned in the issue) it could be 100% automated with free certs.
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    by landr0id 11y ago

    I've seen a lot of people recommend Haskforce: https://carymrobbins.github.io/intellij-haskforce/