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by liviu- 11y ago
Tixati on Windows, Transmission on Linux.
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by liviu- 11y ago
His personal twitter got compromised as well http://i.imgur.com/OojV7zc.png Also, various content: https://github.com/hackedteam (repo with their malware source code) https://twitter.com/Vi
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by liviu- 11y ago
They are, as this link seem to indicate: https://wordpress.org/plugins/add/ >Currently there are 224 plugins in the review queue, 198 of which are awaiting their initial review.
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by liviu- 11y ago
>- rarely features security issues which aren't fixed immediately I tried to use WordPress once. I downloaded a theme from wordpress.org with the assumption that themes are reviewed before making there. Nevertheless, I did some basi
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by liviu- 11y ago
>running CentOS for historical reasons Is CentOS not the state-of-the-art Linux distro to run for servers (besides RHEL for support)?
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by liviu- 11y ago
I'd add Lightroom (± Silver Efex Pro) vs Darktable. It's generally hard for the (generally unpaid) open-source community to outperform something as big as Adobe.
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by liviu- 11y ago
I wish I could filter videos by whether there is any live talking on the stream -- I prefer listening to someone walking me through their thought process along with watching them code.
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by liviu- 11y ago
Although userscripts themselves are cross-browser compatible, I don't know of any browser that offers native support for them. However, there are extensions that manages them (Greasemonkey for Firefox, Tampermonkey for Chrome, etc.) On
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by liviu- 11y ago
Maybe I'm in minority, but I'd have preferred a userscript/extension alternative for those who don't use a bookmarks bar. edit: Never mind, made a quick one for myself seeing that's MIT licensed https://g
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by liviu- 11y ago
>That line of argument is based on the idea that the rights of an individual are based on the intelligence or capability of the individual. I think it's based on the idea that the rights of an individual are based on the intelligenc
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by liviu- 11y ago
I sometimes feel that HN tends to be a bit too strict in regards to what counts as clickbait title. The title is very much summing up the issue analysed in the article.
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by liviu- 11y ago
Could be simply that time uncovers better solutions to the same problems, which triggers the need of porting.
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by liviu- 11y ago
This guy is pretty impressive: http://raghavsood.com/
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by liviu- 11y ago
Maybe not the intended interface, but it wouldn't let me search without a query so I just injected the option's value in this link: http://www.dreambank.net/search.cgi?query=""&series=NAME e.g. htt
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by liviu- 11y ago
http://www.dreambank.net/search.html
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by liviu- 11y ago
Seconded 2. I'd rather have no explicit descriptions of what each mark should reflect, as I'd prefer to make up a scale of my own that fits my needs.
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by liviu- 11y ago
The range of options that the slider offers is not equivalent to the options offered by just displaying the 5 variants - with the slider you can select a lot of values in-between variants. Having said that, I'd prefer a keyboard-only w
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by liviu- 12y ago
touch /-- rm -rf * (admittedly, this would be a malicious attempt rather than a careless bug)
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by liviu- 12y ago
What are the state of the art alternatives? FTPS? Dropbox?
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by liviu- 12y ago
>I also dispute the claim that a strong type system is a "tiny factor" in code quality. There actually are some studies that show that using a static typing system is only a tiny factor when it comes to code quality: http:&#x2