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571.
by nialv7 9y ago
Too bad it won't work on Firefox 57
572.
by nialv7 9y ago
I use KeePass and I only keep the database on my phone. When I need the database on my laptop, I use kdeconnect to share the file. Which basically uses sftp with a temporary key. There is no need to put anything on someone else's compu
573.
by nialv7 9y ago
Well if you decide to stick with an older version of Firefox, you might just as well stick with PaleMoon instead. At least it's still getting some new features and security fixes.
574.
by nialv7 9y ago
Maybe you can choose to use only the open source parts of Android?
575.
by nialv7 9y ago
I store my password file on my phone, and use KDEConnect to access it on my desktop when needed.
576.
by nialv7 9y ago
Well there's the NetSurf project: http://www.netsurf-browser.org
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by nialv7 9y ago
Today I woke up and thought to myself, Vim key mappings are basically string search and replace, can I build a Turing Machine out of that? Then I did a search. Alas, it has already been done.
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Vim key mapping is turing complete(github.com)
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579.
by nialv7 9y ago
That was probably not just glow. That was the shielding material actually burning.
580.
by nialv7 9y ago
I think at least the druntime will need to be ported.
581.
by nialv7 9y ago
Remember gcc once had a Java compiler...
582.
by nialv7 9y ago
I thought they are?
583.
by nialv7 9y ago
You are not solving the privacy problem. You can be easily identified by your custom domain, unless there're a couple thousand people using it.
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by nialv7 9y ago
You fire people when they stopped producing values for the company. In my opinion, mistakes should never be considered the person's fault. The development process should be designed to prevent human mistakes. If mistakes happen, that o
585.
by nialv7 9y ago
> In general Mozilla sent the message of being out of touch with the add-on community, and that it wasn't a clear priority. This point is proven again by Mozilla forcing the new extension API before the extensions are ready.
586.
by nialv7 9y ago
To be honest, all browsers currently on market are energy hogs and use massive amount of memory. God I miss the old Opera....
587.
by nialv7 9y ago
I can't quite see the need of this now we have async/await.
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by nialv7 9y ago
So it's because AlphaGo is 10x more efficient this time. Really impressive.
589.
by nialv7 9y ago
Seeing how little time AlphaGo used compared to Ke Jie, I wonder how much computation power AlphaGo is allowed to use this time?
590.
by nialv7 9y ago
Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNqpD3Mg9hY
591.
by nialv7 9y ago
There're 64k demos that use software rendering only.
592.
by nialv7 9y ago
Ever heard about RSS? ;)
593.
by nialv7 9y ago
Why write new bash scripts in this day and age...
594.
by nialv7 9y ago
It'd be nice if we can share the stuff we make in the playground with friends.
595.
by nialv7 9y ago
Speaking of code duplication, why does nftables have its own byte code and interpreter. Instead of using bpf?
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by nialv7 9y ago
> I was cynically happy when a lot of GNU projects were licensed under GPLv3, and suddenly everyone who locks down their firmware was sent scrambling for alternatives This is not necessarily a good thing. Lower adoption rate of GPL'
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by nialv7 9y ago
Array oriented programming languages are also pretty interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APL_(programming_language) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J_(programming_language)
598.
by nialv7 9y ago
HDLs generally fit this paradigm. You might want to have a look at VHDL or Verilog.
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by nialv7 10y ago
This question might be off-topic, but shouldn't this be called a network "simulator"?
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by nialv7 10y ago
I wish tmux could document their line protocol. Currently only iTerm is using that to integrate with tmux and no one else is doing it.

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