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631.
by ldng 12y ago
Maybe I'm dense but I don't see how requiring HTTPS would solve phishing attacks. To me it falls in the social engineering realm, people clicking link in their mail thay really should not. Having an extra 's' in the URL
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by ldng 12y ago
Isn't Brno the actual tech hub in Czech Republic ?
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by ldng 12y ago
But precisely, that's the interesting part. For instance COL in Madrid and Barcelona are similar yet salaries in Barcelona are lower. It's kind of the point of the article, crossing COL data and salaries after taxes. COL alone in
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by ldng 12y ago
Yeah, I'd love to see the said for London, Paris and say Brussels and Madrid. I'm pretty sure we'd have surprises (or maybe not ...)
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Turn Your BeagleBoneBlack in to a 14-channel, 100Msps Logic Analyzer(jkridner.wordpress.com)
1 points by ldng 12y ago|0 comments
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Samsung Announces 14nm FinFET for Exynos 7(anandtech.com)
6 points by ldng 12y ago|0 comments
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by ldng 12y ago
So, if I understand correctly, it's the user oriented approach of Github that put you off ? Gitorious is project oriented, does that suits you more ?
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by ldng 12y ago
Half the time I encounter pages that don't render well with FF it's because they use API only available in Chrome and those pages and/or spa have not even been tested in other browsers.
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by ldng 12y ago
Not working for me. Firefox 35 on Linux. No console error. I have it working in Chromium.
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by ldng 12y ago
Sure, but still, having a way within SWIG to generate both standard python binding and more cffi-friendly python could help transitioning. That way, new projects can still benefit from the strength of SWIG that allows them to propose bindin
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by ldng 12y ago
I'm thinking of Mapscript bindings that allows to interact with Mapserver. They generate biding for several languages through Swig. Some projects uses Swig precisely because of that characteristic. Project with "low bandwidth&quot
642.
by ldng 12y ago
Now if only someone could fix swig to be compatible with Pypy ..
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by ldng 12y ago
The requirement used to be open-source and publicly available It is now only publicly available
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by ldng 12y ago
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3ABookSo...
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by ldng 12y ago
I don't get your point. Since TI pulled out, Google can't fix a software bugs (in webview for instance) which have nothing to do with hardware ? [edit] Just saw this comment that make sense : https://news.ycombinator.co
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by ldng 12y ago
Was it poor assumption on my part that what was once opensource in the baseline OS would stay open even after being extracted into "library" apks ? What I mean here is that Google's move here is far from being only a support
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by ldng 12y ago
It is definitely doable. You don't need 100% coverage to be useful. A French company could do it (prixing.fr) although they don't currently. They allow you to scan a product barcode in your supermarket and compare it to their data
648.
by ldng 12y ago
AS36040 (YOUTUBE), AS43515 (YOUTUBE), AS15169 (GOOGLE), AS54113 (FASTLY), AS36459 (GITHUB), AS16509 (AMAZON-02), AS14618 (AMAZON-AES), AS16509 (AMAZON-02), AS38895 (AMAZON-AS-AP) and so on. Could someone tell me more about those network cod
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by ldng 12y ago
"They have to use an ARM CPU to get enough power to support Javascript, but ARM CPUs are cheap now." Hum, I might but wrong but I don't think javascript code is actually executed on the chip. I haven't checked but the ja
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Simple enhancements for the checkout process(tympanus.net)
1 points by ldng 12y ago|0 comments
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How speedy is SPDY? [pdf](usenix.org)
70 points by ldng 12y ago|25 comments
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by ldng 12y ago
Could someone make (or provide a link to) a summary of the melodrama for outsiders ? It being not too partisan for one side or the other would be a plus.
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by ldng 12y ago
But if you put the ball on half-way on the surface, it seems the water waves don't bounce on it. Or is it me ?
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by ldng 12y ago
Charlie Hebdo was going under. They'd already made a call for donation in November. It's not Google directly. Google finance a fund for press innovation (IIRC, that was set up to settle some trial). This found decide to match the
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by ldng 12y ago
Well, with the right kind of advocacy, couldn't the community push for httpbis and push back on http/2 ? True Google control it's servers and Chrome but not Firefox and the rest of the world. Not everybody is going to drink t
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Kepler Marks 1000th Exoplanet Discovery, More Small Worlds in Habitable Zones(nasa.gov)
2 points by ldng 12y ago|0 comments
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by ldng 12y ago
That is if Alibaba don't eat them for lunch.
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by ldng 12y ago
Kickstarter launched in 2009, so it's a typo.
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by ldng 12y ago
Well, it still could be, no ? If someone would put the resources behind that is.
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by ldng 12y ago
It's a christmas gift for the Android dev team, right ?

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