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You know, we put a "padlock" on the address-line for a reason. Why can't we just make it easy for anyone to inspect the persistent state associated with a website. Websites already make site-maps to tell search engines how t
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Had you updated your contact information with a copy of a scanned ID? Was it legitimate? This is probably more due to regulatory pressures and any possible Coinbase alternative in the USA is going to have the same problem.
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As if voting worked... (but that is another can of worms.) No. I wouldn't pay to vote with my phone. There is an annoying problem of "anonymity" which phones are very prone to break--if you could ever trust the operating sys
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9y ago
Read "The Phoenix Project" and everything you can get on "Continous Delivery", "Kanban" and "Agile Testing." You'll want to know how to set up your safety nets--even if you are doing 100% of the
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9y ago
At this point, I really loathe adopting any facet of web-browser technology: there are too many broken APIs in too many browsers to maintain on both sides of the system: the browser developers have an insane number of combinations of featur
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9y ago
Gwern has an extensive write up on melatonin at https://www.gwern.net/Melatonin Personally if I'm off caffeine for too long the resulting metabolism strangeness takes me out for about a day, but the next time that happ
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9y ago
While this seems nice, this still helps people create servers as "works of art" instead of repeatable constructions saved into configuration management, which Cockpit explicitly does not do.
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9y ago
Wouldn't it be much more exciting to discuss actual physical limits of computation? Something like https://www.cise.ufl.edu/research/revcomp/physlim/ ?
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9y ago
There is a reason why you shouldn't adopt the e-mail address or phone number your cable company _could_provide to you: it ties you closer to their network and increases your dependence on it. I doubt that Kik's "core competen
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9y ago
Sleep and high-intensity exercise are underrated as productivity tools. Anger is best solved by not ruminating about it---the catharsis hypothesis is busted. Read other people's source code of interest, closely. Increase focus/lim
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9y ago
And what is that supposed to mean, "Quora is off?"
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9y ago
Also cannot watch the video on Linux/Chrome, but then I guess I am also not their target audience. [video displays as just a black screen. no errors.]
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9y ago
SWAG means what in your example?
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9y ago
It is pretty on Windows, but disappointing in Chromium on Linux. No error messages, just a loading screen. The interface is better than the desktop app, but that is just cursory from material design. I cannot tell if functionality has been
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10y ago
I'm not one to usually defend Microsoft, but this is a sad day. This increases the world's reliance on fewer and fewer developer-collaboration systems like Github. But, if you're set on hosting your own, it isn't so bad
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10y ago
So, when is the FBI going to arrest the distributors of Kali Linux or Linus Torvalds, the head of a massive association of associates who create and support the defacto operating system of hacking that Kali is built upon? Sometimes I think
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10y ago
I appreciate that there is so much operating system innovation coming from the *BSD's like the Hammer file systems in DragonFly and security concepts like the new pledge() system call from OpenBSD which informs the operating system tha
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10y ago
That's because you live with your twin toddlers nearly 24/7, the "activation" of distraction is much different than in an office when any noise might be something you need to pay attention to. When it is just your two to
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10y ago
Is there any reason to trust any IoT device? There seems to be an inherent conflict between making them astoundingly cheap so they become sensor-dust versus how much authentication and authorization they can be endowed with so your washing
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10y ago
I recommend setting a timer that alerts you that you have been in the same position for too long and going for a walk or some other exercise. I don't think you have to buy something "new"---you already have the equipment requ