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by mariuolo 9y ago
Is it also to reduce security concerns?
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by mariuolo 9y ago
It's understandable. With ads revenue decreasing and print editions fading out there is no other way to keep thing profitable. The alternative is to drown in clickbait galore with zero content.
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by mariuolo 9y ago
There's also Flatpak on openSUSE (inter alia). Personally, I'm torn. This will introduce the possibility for developers to distribute self-contained applications like dmg on OSX, but it will also create potential security problems
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by mariuolo 9y ago
The main problem with Damore is that he thought he could have an academic debate in a corporate setting.
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by mariuolo 9y ago
Is there any indication about the expected price?
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by mariuolo 9y ago
> FTDI bricking your hardware if they think it's counterfeit It's not quite the same thing. Their driver does things that work with the original hardware. If a different chip uses the same USB ID, they're asking for troubl
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by mariuolo 9y ago
> Also the chances that Spacex doesn't have any other presence next to the droneship are zero. Would you keep manned boats in the area where a rocket is coming down?
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by mariuolo 9y ago
Pardon me if I sound vulgar, but could it also be perspiration? Going to work in an office not completely fresh smelling often attracts more opprobrium with women than with men.
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by mariuolo 9y ago
I think it's this one: https://madebysidecar.com/journal/how-we-find-value-in-or-wh...
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by mariuolo 9y ago
Spam filters are indeed better, but I'm receiving some unsolicited messages. However I use an address only for github and other similar services that then is forwarded to my main one, so it's not a real damage.
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by mariuolo 9y ago
> What crime are they charging him with? I don't think we have the right crime on the books for this at present. As I read somewhere, the worst case scenario for him is murder under the rule of transferred intent, since making a fal
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by mariuolo 9y ago
Thing is the people selling the loans aren't the ones who will have to be repaid, so they'll do anything for that commission.
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by mariuolo 9y ago
I'm sorry, but from the blog article it's not completely clear what this is. I knew a major rewrite was going to be required with Gecko and XUL being abandoned by Mozilla: is this a step in that direction? Or just a stopgap measur
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by mariuolo 9y ago
> In the spirit of what this community's name suggests it's about, how hard would it be for someone to hack into the spacecraft by sending it a signal to turn on its thruster too soon given the technology is 40 years old? Perha
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by mariuolo 9y ago
Or ESR if you are willing to re-create your profile. It's based on 52.x and is going to be supported until March 2018. Webextensions should have been sorted out by then. Hopefully.
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by mariuolo 9y ago
> StartCom will always have a special place in my heart – they're the only company that I had to outright bribe to do business with. Can you elaborate on that?
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by mariuolo 9y ago
"Producing a kilogram of it requires 80-100'000 insects. Because of its high cost and the risk of allergic reactions, it's often replaced by synthetic dyes like E122, E124 or E132".
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by mariuolo 9y ago
How does it differ from https://github.com/mamins1376/Subscene-API ? And from https://github.com/Diaoul/subliminal ? In regard to Subscene, does it hammer the server as the former supposedly does
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by mariuolo 9y ago
I think the only advantage is a slightly lower overhead.
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by mariuolo 9y ago
Why am I not reassured by the explanation?
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by mariuolo 9y ago
Don't couriers also check the name on the bell? Or is it also the same?
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by mariuolo 9y ago
There's no need. The device in front of your couch already does that.
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by mariuolo 9y ago
I feel like most people here are missing the point. The question is not whether it is proper to use AdNauseam or not, the question is whether it should be a personal choice or one imposed upon by the browser. In this case, PaleMoon was cham
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by mariuolo 9y ago
Haven't you read the papers during the last month?
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by mariuolo 9y ago
I assume it's network-isolated.
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by mariuolo 9y ago
I wish I could afford one.
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by mariuolo 9y ago
Alas, it's nothing new. Cf. the various East India Companies from the 17th century.
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by mariuolo 9y ago
> I guess another important part is that it's the universities' connection that scihub 'uploaders' tunnel through that are key Does this happen in realtime? I read that sci-hub sometimes uses credentials from legitima
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by mariuolo 9y ago
Ironically, film from captured balloons was of such quality that it was used by the Soviets to take pictures of the far side of the moon: https://www.damninteresting.com/faxes-from-the-far-side .
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by mariuolo 9y ago
It's not completely new, I live near San Marino and I remember that around 2010 they had set up a full WiMAX coverage. ISTR it suffered from somewhat high latency though.

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