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linopolus
9y ago
> Gorgeous Linux laptops First thing I noticed on these pictures, was the ugly sticker left side underneath the keyboard. Sorry, but such trifles got nothing to do with gorgeous. Also, black camera frame, huge display bezel, and non-ce
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linopolus
9y ago
static.. that reminds me of something.. oh yeah, laying html files in some directory on a server.. Whatever you call it, this has nothing in common with a "static website". It's a bunch of Javascript to fetch some text or sim
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linopolus
9y ago
Indeed a feature, not a bug. Apps like as an example barcode scanners need camera access without the iOS-provided camera UI for using their own and being able to detect barcodes. I don't see Apple being able to do much about it besides
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linopolus
9y ago
> It's free and you won't loose a minute again :-) Unless the sites password policy won’t accept it..
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linopolus
9y ago
I use a password manager, and generate passwords using the xkcd aproach[0] (only more words), which so have like 50-70 characters total. Easy to type in if I happen to use a retarded app which doesn't let me paste or something like a g
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Why is Apple the only company making smartwatches for women?
(daringfireball.net)
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KRACK WPA2 Wi-Fi Exploit Already Fixed in iOS, MacOS, TvOS, WatchOS Betas
(imore.com)
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9y ago
It may be harder to "recover your password", if you lost your second factor key, but the fact that it still is possible means Google employees (or a fraction of them) have a way into your account. I prefer services where this isn’
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How to get out of credit card debt
(antranik.org)
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Decentralized Web Search
(yacy.net)
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linopolus
9y ago
No affiliation with this, but I use Fileee for a few weeks now and thought it maybe to be interesting for you too.
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Fileee – We take care of your paperwork
(fileee.com)
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linopolus
9y ago
In special cases, maybe. Basic validation (Email looks like email, number contains no text...) is done by the browser automatically if you use semantically correct <input> types: http://diveintohtml5.info/forms.html#va
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linopolus
9y ago
Coolest thing is: You can do completely without JS: <form action="https://example.com/submit_foo" method="POST"> <input type="text" name="bar"> <inp
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linopolus
9y ago
> Currently it generates 16-bit and 32-bit 80386+ assembly code for NASM that can then be assembled and linked into DOS, Windows and Linux programs. I wonder why not 64Bit? Hardly anyone uses 32bit processors anymore, and even in the Win
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linopolus
9y ago
I build a browser in your browser, so that you can browse the web browsier. It sounded reasonably nice (beyond the point that Firefox is all this with a few addons), but Electron? Again?
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linopolus
9y ago
Related: Do you use any native apps on mobile (preferably iOS)?
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linopolus
9y ago
Not exactly correct, as this data is stored in the separate secure enclave, just like with TouchID today.
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linopolus
9y ago
Oh right, of course few years old android phones can still be updated officially (-> by the average user, too), being way better this way.
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linopolus
9y ago
You could always put it through a C formatter after..
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linopolus
9y ago
Paramedic (the German equivalent: Notfallsanitäter)
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linopolus
9y ago
I have neither a Google nor a Facebook account. DDG for search and OSM/Apple for maps are sufficient 99%/time. Only thing I have is WhatsApp, as all of my friends/family/work/etc have it..
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linopolus
9y ago
When did good old netiquette get lost? Standard limit [0] was 4 lines, after the "-- \n" delimiter, and it was a good limit. Right along the convention to not sending HTML [1] in emails. [0]: http://linux.sgms-centre.co
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linopolus
9y ago
So I need Java to manage C "packages"? Sorry, but please try again..
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linopolus
9y ago
And where is the static about rendering some text, a f*cking char array, via megabytes of interpreted code?
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linopolus
9y ago
My bad.. ..and that's why you use no compiled language, right?
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linopolus
9y ago
For all those complaining about Backblaze not holding deleted data forever: Do you really rely on a cloud solution as your one and only backup? I use Backblaze, and I don't worry. It's not my only backup. I additionally have a loc
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linopolus
9y ago
> Performance - no compromises, VIM is fast, and ONI should be fast too. – the Readme Yeah, that's why you use JS and Electron, right?
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9y ago
Because it's My computer, My browser, My tabs and it should be under My control. By the way, to enforce sane behaviour on decidedly not sane websites: Death to _blank addon for Chrome[0]. There was one for firefox too, but can't f
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linopolus
9y ago
Am I completely misunderstanding something here or should (* 3 3 3) be actually 27 instead of 9? Anyway, nice article, well illustrated, love to read stuff like this!
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