medecau

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by medecau 8y ago
I've been flagging those. It doesn't seem to have any effect though.
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by medecau 8y ago
Offtopic but how do I subscribe to the paperback copy of Increment magazine? At the time I got a free sample of their 5th issue - Programming Languages - and asked about getting a copy of previous issues and subscribing to future ones but n
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by medecau 8y ago
It seems that in this thread GC means General Counsel not Garbage Collector. ️
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by medecau 8y ago
As usual it depends. But pypy3.5-6.0.0 is fast enough for me that I now prefer it over pypy2.7-6.0.0.
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by medecau 8y ago
Same thing here but reader-mode in Firefox cleans it up for me.
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by medecau 8y ago
> a false dichotomy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malvertising
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by medecau 8y ago
NationalEnquirer.com redirects(302) to radaronline.com Web Archive has snapshots from yesterday (2019/02/07) still showing the National Enquirer website.
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by medecau 8y ago
Should link to: https://www.jetbrains.com/research/python-developers-survey-...
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by medecau 8y ago
It's the Peter Thiel/Sam Altman receipt. - http://zerotoonebook.com/ - https://playbook.samaltman.com/
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by medecau 8y ago
Same here. Going to assume it's uBlock Origin doing its thing.
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by medecau 8y ago
I see, you don't have Chrome installed.
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by medecau 8y ago
The second link is dated 2015-03-31. It's in the page source.
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by medecau 8y ago
Is there an equivalent Gitea player in the Continuous Integration/Test Runner space? Single binary, SQLite backed, low resource consumption, simple to run, simple to use.
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by medecau 8y ago
> It's still end-to-end encrypted across devices, but the Australian (or other) government could be silently added as a "device". You can add any amount of "devices" as you want to my account. Hell, go ahead and
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by medecau 8y ago
Right side bar has an "Original Document (PDF)" link that initiates the download of the file you're looking for.
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by medecau 8y ago
Atlassian, Sage, and others: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Software_companies_of...
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by medecau 8y ago
I'm not sure how it works with other password managers but 1password allows you to set certain "vaults" to travel mode. See: https://support.1password.com/travel-mode/
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by medecau 8y ago
Thought-bleach for yesterday's post?
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by medecau 8y ago
Browsers run remote code locally. Disabling any browser's auto-update is one of the worst computer security ideas in 2018. Be a good netizen and reactivate those auto-updates or simply uninstall Chrome.
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by medecau 8y ago
attrition.org doesn't even provide HTTPS.
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by medecau 8y ago
What alternatives do Search Engines have for revenue?
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by medecau 8y ago
You can already search your browsing history. Non-centralized personal search engines have a few challenges to solve before they're feasible. 1) The web cannot support thousands or even millions of spiders/crawlers. 2) Search inde
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by medecau 8y ago
I thought of something similar has a holiday project. A small search engine using SQLite FTS5 for a small set of websites crawled with Scrapy. I made it public yesterday on https://fts.fail/ Good luck slaying that dragon th
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by medecau 8y ago
A few years ago I remember seeing strl* mentioned in a slide presentation for something that must have come from the oBSD camp. Since then I thought, not knowing any amount of C, that strl* was part of the language and available to all. Ima
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by medecau 8y ago
you mean the parenthesis?
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by medecau 8y ago
The book "Weapons of Math Destruction" goes into some detail on how these models are being used to exploit people when in some cases they could be used to help them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weapons_of_Ma
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by medecau 9y ago
The description almost fits the drudge report website.
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by medecau 9y ago
A PhD.
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by medecau 9y ago
Nope, it's too foggy.
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by medecau 9y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20170924180858/https://twitter.c...

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