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by nilved 9y ago
No it isn't, the URL is unreliable source of truth with Unicode spoofing attacks and things like that. Safari only shows the domain at this point; the URL is an unimportant implementation detail.
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by nilved 9y ago
HTML is awful enough on the Web, why would you want that in your inbox?
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by nilved 9y ago
You ever typed on an iPhone keyboard? BlackBerry's physical keyboard was far better. It didn't matter.
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by nilved 9y ago
That's precisely why I self-host. You can fix it yourself. Most people self-hosting GitLab will have a better uptime than GitHub.
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by nilved 9y ago
Normally a post like that is accompanied by a link to a Wikipedia article.
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by nilved 9y ago
What a depressing idea. I don't take JavaScript seriously at all.
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by nilved 9y ago
Not true. Issues, pull requests, deploy keys, access control...
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by nilved 9y ago
How does that non-response (the same one they pasted to me) give you the impression they're listening? For one, they have done nothing to address the issue of flagrant DMCA abuse. For two, the account is still active. For three, the
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by nilved 9y ago
nm
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by nilved 9y ago
IPFS
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by nilved 9y ago
Then they would purge it from the repo. In fact, it's questionably the case that they have abided by the DMCA order, for the very reason that it still exists in the repo history. As far as I know, DMCA takedowns normally lead to clos
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by nilved 9y ago
Dunno, IPFS?
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by nilved 9y ago
The DMCA only applies to the US. Fork the repo and move on. It's time to forget about American hosting.
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by nilved 9y ago
> Calling Damore young and clueless is useless ad hominem. Chances are he is smarter than you and me and the memo is actually well sourced. > Chances are he is smarter than you and me Did you read the memo? And hear his interview? Y
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by nilved 9y ago
It's worse than that. Back when I used PIA a few years ago, they would pass your username and password around in the query string, completely plain-text. That was their session mechanism. I sent them an email explaining the problem
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by nilved 9y ago
About 1% of this is readable to me, can someone elucidate?
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by nilved 9y ago
Why does every app need its own auto-updater instead of using the OS?
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by nilved 9y ago
I'm not talking about those. I would view a Patreon creator's page and then get emails saying "are you sure you don't want to support xyz?"
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by nilved 9y ago
They do, but I don't like supporting services that opt you in to spam automatically.
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by nilved 9y ago
A lot of creators I appreciate use Patreon, so I signed up to donate to them. They started sending me spam emails. It was like I was paying extra (giving Patreon a cut) for the privilege of getting annoying emails. Now I just donate dire
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by nilved 9y ago
You are not welcome
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by nilved 9y ago
If I spammed people as much as LinkedIn I wouldn't be throwing stones. They completely ignore the law.
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by nilved 9y ago
Which is to say it's equivalent to function composition.
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by nilved 9y ago
Bitcoin exists to avoid regulation. If laws are built around it, then either Bitcoin or the law will be changed.
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by nilved 9y ago
> Yes, but, say, in Haskell, that's not an option. forM_ [1, 2, 3, 4] $ \n -> print n
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by nilved 9y ago
Not to get all FP on you, loops and recursion are isomorphic. It is a hurdle to convert imperative code to functional code, just like the opposite, but it is unconditionally possible.
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by nilved 9y ago
By this definition football is basically modern Gladiatorial combat.
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by nilved 9y ago
Where do you live where you're not hearing complaints about Apple?
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by nilved 9y ago
I didn't read the article, but as a Canadian I thought it was important to voice my dissent of Trudeau. He ran on a platform of electoral reform, and reneged after his election. Unfortunately, he looks pretty great compared to Trump,
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by nilved 9y ago
By "right library" do you mean Servant? (I'm interested.)

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