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by msl09 10y ago
Am I the only one that's afraid of getting emotionally invested on any Google product(or product update) because of the fear that shortly after Google will announce that will discontinue development of that service? By the way, the new
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by msl09 10y ago
I can see the value of almost all of those recommendations but I don't understand the value of using the correct header sequence or tagging subheaders. I don't see anything in the linked W3C article that explains why I should use
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by msl09 10y ago
On a related note, why doesn't steam install into android? It seems to me like there are hundreds of dozens of android games on steam(literal ports from android to PC/MAC) but there is no way for the player to install the android
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by msl09 10y ago
>“It just seems like a poor bargain to be forced to choose all or nothing. There’s a middle ground,” Mr. Bosworth said. There would have been a middle ground if the user was actually involved in the discussion behind that decision. If th
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by msl09 10y ago
I'm glad to see another project adopting appimage. I'm really hoping this will be the new standard deployment tool.
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by msl09 10y ago
For me, simplicity beats completeness any day of the week. With swarm it takes 3 commands to create a swarm of 2 nodes and raise a simple replicated service(not considering installing swarm and ssh'ing into the nodes). Now lets talk ab
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by msl09 10y ago
Doesn't Chinese techies circumvent the great firewall of China constantly? Also, I think there was an article recently about how the government officials turn a blind eye at breaches that didn't involve political matters. Somewhat
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by msl09 10y ago
I once talked to a teacher about that problem. He told me that most of the time it's hard to tell what is the right balance between giving the answer or pointing towards the answer, if you do it too early you kill the opportunity for s
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by msl09 10y ago
The two things that I can think of is p2p encryption, but such things could be hard to include in such an old protocol and it could raise some compability issues with old clients and libraries.
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by msl09 10y ago
As an hobbyist artist I can never get enough free references for drawing.
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by msl09 10y ago
I want to take a moment to ask my fellow non-americans, do you also hate the american style of storytelling in news articles? It's obnoxious, useless and recently, counter productive because we are overloaded with information and need
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by msl09 10y ago
I'm thinking he's dismissing the tool not the post?
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by msl09 10y ago
Yeah, my personal password manager is mostly that but with salt and other shenanigans, the algorithm is : bytestring = hash(master_password + url_domain + random_salt + persona) password = translate( bytestring, alphanumeric + special_s
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by msl09 11y ago
Just my personal opinion, but I think Boston dynamics robots show a lot of potential in the near future for military uses, however seeing big dogs in the battle field could generate pretty bad PR for Google, a company whose motto is, still,
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by msl09 11y ago
For 99% of such packages all I really want is to be able to apt-get build-dep. I suppose that in those cases guix would be the ideal system.
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by msl09 11y ago
What's wrong?
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by msl09 11y ago
> So they took advantage of the fact that many Android devices shipped a kernel with a flawed copy_from_user() implementation that allowed them to copy arbitrary userspace data over arbitrary kernel code, thus allowing them to disable SE
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by msl09 11y ago
"Warning: Using an IP blacklist will stop trivial attacks but it relies on an additional daemon and successful logging (the partition containing /var can become full, especially if an attacker is pounding on the server). Additiona
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by msl09 11y ago
I can speak for myself that I often forget that the new page exist.
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by msl09 11y ago
I would like to complement that native youtube(the one used on mobile) is far better at playback while keeping nearly every other advantage that it has on the web.
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by msl09 11y ago
>we can never have too many programming languages to play around with. Wait until we start having legacy code in all those languages. >we use 30 different compile-to-js languages used in our projects(that are no longer being developed
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by msl09 11y ago
Too bad google suffers from a NIH syndrome.
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by msl09 11y ago
>...I'd say Google ordered a hit piece after all the love Microsoft has been getting the past couple of days! Considering that EEF have been hitting that same note for quite a while, I would find that unlikely >These companies ca
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by msl09 11y ago
Postgresql have such an amazing documentation and CLI that I prefer to use it over pgAdmin.
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by msl09 11y ago
That was the most enjoyable and accessible introduction to Agda that I have ever seen. If you are the creator, please continue the development of the tutorial.
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by msl09 11y ago
From my understanding file is a pretty simple program, why does it need to care about privilege separation?
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by msl09 11y ago
Firefox 31 from the debian wheezy package
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by msl09 11y ago
Unfortunately deviant art does not give us the exact date that an image was posted: http://whynne.deviantart.com/art/Comic-Trolls-98357844?offse... Cool face seemed to be posted first in 2008-12-01 and trollface somewh
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by msl09 12y ago
yeah iamnop crashes my firefox
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by msl09 12y ago
My thoughts exactly. Seems like facebook bought Whatsup to bring it to the ground.

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