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mariusz79
12y ago
People usually don't care about someone else's experience and want to make the mistakes by themselves. So there is no point in explaining.
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mariusz79
12y ago
Did you know that there are still valid use cases for devices that have less 512kb of ram that can be access over http?
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mariusz79
12y ago
Because all of the modern browsers already make it harder for users to use them. It will only get worse.
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mariusz79
12y ago
letsencrypt.org is not even working, and it seems to be Linux only, at least for now. What about other OSs?
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mariusz79
12y ago
> If your CPU is really so limited then why are you using HTTP at all? Because it does not require user to install any other software and still have access to the device (PLCs and other embedded controllers)?
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12y ago
People may need to run embedded servers on many different devices, and be able to access them. Forcing them to use not the latest version of the browser simply because they can't use it to connect to a device that costs 100k and will n
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12y ago
It will just make it easier to create walled gardens, and charge companies and individuals for certificates. It will also pretty much get rid of privacy, since to get the cert you will need to provide someone with your detailed information.
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12y ago
That depends how long would it take for another civilization to arise from the ashes of the current one. Metals don't just vanish but most of them are chemically active and will in time rust, disintegrate, get absorbed by organics and
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12y ago
One of the reasons why mining the remains of ancient cities could prove to be impossible, is that a lot of the metal would get oxidized (aka rust)
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12y ago
Oh, ok, so Hackpad which is a fork of an open source software is now open source (again)? Wanna cookie for this?
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12y ago
I think that people, especially web developers, tend to forget that the Web is not the Internet.
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12y ago
of course for some things latency is important, but not for all of them.
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12y ago
Latency is really not that big of a deal, as there are already protocols that deal with it quite successfully. And remember that slow Internet is better than no Internet.
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mariusz79
12y ago
People, it's an April Fool's joke and you expect comments to be insightful and smart?
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12y ago
Hm. loads faster and looks better.. can it, please, stay this way?
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12y ago
Actually they are already on the road.
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12y ago
When there is a talk about Apple going into self-driving car, there are hundreds of comments. When Musk mentions that Tesla will have self-driving car almost everyone here has an orgasm, but when a company that's well established in au
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12y ago
It's not going to be easy to build few of them in less than a year.
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12y ago
What about putting it in a plastic bag, with big sticker - "DO NOT PLUG THIS INTO ANY DEVICE. " :)
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12y ago
According to the comment by Marc Rayman "We have obtained visible and infrared spectra every time we have acquired images. The results are not ready for release."
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The dark future of American space exploration
(vox.com)
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Britain Will Rewrite Its Traffic Laws for Robocars' Sake
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Hong Kong Bitcoin exchange disappears with at least $8.1M
(uk.businessinsider.com)
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12y ago
Yeah, I just said they will be better:) That assumes they will be older :). Recruiters may not believe that but an actual life experience does make you better:)
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Because apparently some people can't get pass that filter.. FizzBuzz is also easy, yet it's being used as a filter.
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IRC is full of the "technically entitled"? While this may be true, I don't believe it is. To use IRC all you need is a 386dx, and a little time. No need for a new computer so you can run app that requires 1gb of ram, or a new
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12y ago
What problems are you referring to?
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If you go to a dark alley, you can expect to get mugged, but that does not mean that the whole city is out to get you.
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"I downvoted you" No hard feelings. I lived through a fair share of flamewars, and stuff like karma holds little meaning to my overall well being. "while certainly there are women and minorities on IRC, I've seen few env
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12y ago
http://gopher.floodgap.com/overbite/ Start by writing gopher plugin for chrome. :)
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