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mbreedlove
11y ago
I agree. It seems like a maintainability issue. I can't imagine anyone familiar enough with DNS to contribute has experience working with Node. Maybe I'm wrong...
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11y ago
I know exactly what country based on that description. Apparently before the "education center", you're brought in before military officials "just to talk" about your statements. They publicly phrase it as just want
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mbreedlove
11y ago
"It'll be slower than C", they'll say. However, I would gladly sacrifice performance for memory safety, at least in an alternate, opt-in, network stack. Unfortunately, I doubt this will ever happen while Linus is around.
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mbreedlove
11y ago
Ruby+Truffle+Graal support was removed from rbenv (ruby-build, actually) on Jan. 1st. Apparently, "the new builds are click-through licensed" and will be based off "Oracle's JDK rather than Open JDK." I can't w
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mbreedlove
11y ago
I just wanted to say it's really nice to see this type of moderation. I'm much more in favor of corrective action than just removing comments. Thanks for doing such good work!
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mbreedlove
11y ago
I've just migrated most of my servers to OVH and could not be more pleased.
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mbreedlove
11y ago
Apparently the 24/7 surveillance on the embassy cost £11.1 million ($17.6 million). Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2015/06/19...
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mbreedlove
11y ago
Interactive Brokers.
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mbreedlove
11y ago
They mentioned they're using libsass, a C/C++ port of the compiler. Although it's only an issue if you're using the source and not the compiled CSS. The same issue exists with v3 needing a LESS compiler.
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mbreedlove
11y ago
I'm very excited for the move to SASS and ES2015. Also, the few themes they have on themes.getbootstrap.com look very nice!
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mbreedlove
11y ago
I use sleepyti.me almost every day, thanks for making it available!
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mbreedlove
12y ago
"Eighteen of the 44 counts in Salinas’ indictment, for instance, were for cyberstalking an unnamed victim. But each of those charges was based on Salinas merely filling out a public contact form on the victim’s website with junk text.
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mbreedlove
12y ago
I'm in the same boat, I live in Texas and the Congressman for my district has been in office since before I was even born and the other candidate is Green party with no chance of winning. As for the gubernatorial election, after hearin
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mbreedlove
12y ago
Exactly, I dropped Dropbox for Spideroak after the NSA fiasco and have since moved to Owncloud on my own servers. It works perfectly. I honestly think Owncloud has the nicest desktop client around.
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mbreedlove
12y ago
I'd love to know what's going on. My website hosted on DO, michaelbreedlove.net, is unavailable. I also have a few services running on subdomains of the same DO VPS instance; they're all accessible. I also have SSH access. Th
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mbreedlove
12y ago
> Fuk and Tai were arrested at the Los Angeles airport after security agents searched their luggage and found an encrypted disk containing the files that Chi Mak had copied. I would imagine someone working for Chinese intelligence would
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mbreedlove
12y ago
How much success have you had? I ran kippo for a while and it seemed that all attackers were trying to upload files over SCP, which kippo does not support. A few attackers resorted to logging in and downloading with wget. However, the vast
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mbreedlove
13y ago
I believe orik is referring to the halo effect, a term used in marketing. It's the idea that when a customer has a positive experience with a companies products, they will likely choose that companies products in the future simply beca
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mbreedlove
13y ago
I heard about a service called Promethease[1] that will apparently give you some in-depth reporting as well as risk levels for disease. It may be of interest to you. [1] https://promethease.com/ondemand
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mbreedlove
13y ago
Source? I'd love to read about that.
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mbreedlove
14y ago
More and more places are beginning to accept Bitcoins. I frequent r/bitcoin on Reddit and there are posts, daily, about businesses that are starting to accept Bitcoin. Many online VPN services are accepting bitcoin to add another factor of
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mbreedlove
14y ago
If your're curious about the power button on your old iPhone, here is an image of the flex cable: http://phonedoctors.com/wp-content/uploads/IMG_5133.jpg The top left piece is what is pressed by the external power button. The small black
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14y ago
I believe they can, the Apache license is quite permissive, allowing LO to use features added to OO, not the other way around, however.
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mbreedlove
14y ago
I'd follow LibreOffice, it's more feature rich, plus LibreOffice is licensed under the Mozilla Public License and LGPL3, which means OpenOffice won't be able to use all the progress LibreOffice has made. I have a feeling OpenOffice has a ve