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by nilved 11y ago
Yes, they've explained elsewhere that they prefer HTTPS because you can use your GitHub credentials. HTTPS should be secure but SSH is my preference as well.
512.
by nilved 11y ago
can u not
513.
by nilved 11y ago
That's not "cost of living" salary, it's "cost of living nicely" salary.
514.
by nilved 11y ago
I think they're suggesting that there's an explanation for Michael's errant behaviour that we should be more sympathetic toward. I don't buy it, though.
515.
by nilved 11y ago
What is a poet?
516.
by nilved 11y ago
You're right that it's unhelpful. 1/3 isn't that bad.
517.
by nilved 11y ago
Maybe he just doesn't like his data being stolen regardless of its content
518.
by nilved 11y ago
You can use `--depth=1` to only download one revision, and `--branch` to specify an alternate branch or tag.
519.
by nilved 11y ago
Qi does not exist.
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by nilved 11y ago
Web standards are part of the reason why your web page can be accessed.
521.
by nilved 11y ago
This isn't really specific to CSS, the web is just a terrible place.
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by nilved 11y ago
It's confusing to me that Clojure running on Dalvik can be slower to start than ClojureScript running on Rhino running Dalvik.
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by nilved 11y ago
I've read that part of Al Capone and other Prohibition-era mobsters success was due to their offering protection from corrupt police forces. This seems prescient as time goes on.
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by nilved 11y ago
KeePass, password-store
525.
by nilved 11y ago
Absolutely not. Creating an Uber for X startup and working for free are two of the worst ideas I've ever heard.
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by nilved 11y ago
Self-hosted: http://www.passwordstore.org http://keepass.com http://keepassx.org Paid: http://lastpass.com http://1password.com
527.
by nilved 11y ago
Chances are if they have database access, they can do that already. Many/most exploits at the application layer are made to gain access to the database.
528.
by nilved 11y ago
What's the risk of using plaintext passwords if we assume every user is employing long, random, unique passwords? This has always seemed like a non-issue to me because I've been using a password manager for a half-decade. e: Down
529.
by nilved 11y ago
No, the `auto_cd` option, just like in zsh.
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by nilved 11y ago
zsh and (possibly) Bash can be configured that way as well.
531.
by nilved 11y ago
What about sites that prompt you to enable push notifications?
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by nilved 11y ago
Naming is one area where Haskell's academic background is more curse than blessing. Numerous tutorials and blog posts would never have been written if only functor was named mappable and monad was named computation builder. They&#x27
533.
by nilved 11y ago
Why would a web browser need an ad blocker? Do that in your HTTP proxy or DNS server. I recommend Polipo or Privoxy as I've had success integrating them with EasyList.
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by nilved 11y ago
Ruby 1.9 is EOL.
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by nilved 11y ago
If a "properly made" Python or Ruby script uses more advanced parsers, what prevents you from "properly making" a shell script?
536.
by nilved 11y ago
Yep: http://core.suckless.org/sinit
537.
by nilved 11y ago
A mobile network is basically sub-Saharan. 120 KB of JavaScript is far too much to download, decompress and evaluate on a phone.
538.
by nilved 11y ago
> Because it is the only browser that is not tied hand-and-foot to some major global commercial player Not close to true. There are hundreds of browsers out there. I used Surf[0] and Xombrero[1] for a number of years. [0] http:/&
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by nilved 11y ago
My thought exactly. I thought deploy keys were deploy keys because they were read-only. I don't think this is a feature announcement as much as a CVE.
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by nilved 11y ago
If pi goes on forever, it contains any and all representations of child porn that could exist. The first person to calculate pi that far will be breaking the law. No, that doesn't make sense, nor does any sort of information being il

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