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by nirui 5y ago
Back in the day when blogging is still hot, many "tech bloggers" that I read exchanges "friend links" between their blogs so their readers can discover other blogs. Many high-end bloggers are quite picky on who they woul
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by nirui 5y ago
So... besides the Rust war, I want to talk something more obvious... Take look the screenshot under "The search bar is available everywhere in the app" section, the Navigation button is not aligned with (I assume) the window title
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by nirui 5y ago
> capitalism increases inequality, it favors the wealthy at the expense of the poor Does pure capitalism without cronyism give everybody an equal chance though? What if cronyism is the very product of current capitalism? Finger swap is u
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by nirui 5y ago
> 530 bats, 2 cats, 1 horse, and 1 llama. Ooook, now I understand why nobody is keeping bats as pet. Just think how much the vaccination costs each and every year for both the bat and the owner (and the bystanders screaming in fear, pote
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by nirui 5y ago
I mean... First, you don't have to alienate yourself from your old friends in order to meet new people. Second, you don't have to make "left the group" reach the level of alienating. People comes and goes, booze night ca
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by nirui 5y ago
> this would open up the field to a lot more people Maybe... but I don't think it can be done in the exact format as presented in the article though. "Hey we've a new version to deploy, can you punch that 'default:ser
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by nirui 5y ago
Yes, but the advantage is that the user sends their own public keys and they can switch it freely (and preferably easily, user click "login", a window pop up, user select a public key, done) at will. While client certificates is c
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by nirui 5y ago
Is there any chance to go even further than this? I'm imaging a public key based authentication scheme. The user submit their public key to the server first, then in the feature logins, server will generate a challenge for client to de
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by nirui 5y ago
The writer must meant another poor feller, Michael Hitler. It's a surname from his parents for Christ's sake! And he is older than the evil Hitler! The most dark thing that he ever did in his entire life was kicking a cat in the b
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by nirui 5y ago
I think those ads were designed for womans too...
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by nirui 5y ago
> strict legal framework for its implementation And that might turn this technology into something that only big company can afford, artificially created a pro-monopoly environment. The problem is complex.
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by nirui 5y ago
If I'm allowed to guess, Tor Browser has Meek built in and it includes a few services hosted on Microsoft cloud. As far as I understand it, it can be quite expensive consider the total amount of traffic those Meek server must relay. Ho
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by nirui 5y ago
It seems there is a web page based version as well at https://bitbucket.org/grumdrig/pq-web . I did not inspect the code, but I did played it for a little. The most challenging part for me so far is to remember to perio
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by nirui 5y ago
However, there maybe another darkside of the story. Almost a decades back I talked a game dev, asking him why the game that they released demands such high hardware requirements. The two reasons that he offered was: 1) It costs money to pro
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by nirui 5y ago
> - Minecraft servers are being hacked all over the world ! Chaos and panic ! :) It sounded funny, but last night I was laying on my bed watching my last video of the day uploaded by a Minecraft YouTuber (xisumavoid actually) who mention
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by nirui 5y ago
Here is a simple tip/formula for you: Thumbs Up / View Count. The higher the number, the better the "Like" quality. Base on my personal experience during the last few days, a "Fairly Good" video should give you
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by nirui 5y ago
Of course it's horrible. It's a cheap copy of a Chinese app which itself is designed horribly. YouTube added the feature out of pure panic instead of try to create something better, the poor result is expectable.
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by nirui 5y ago
No, please don't interpret it like this. No matter what the format Nix script look like, it's still a script language designed to address something that has already been addressed (or can be addressed with light expansions). The v
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by nirui 5y ago
Agreed with your opinion about `Dockerfile`. The article had me for a second until I saw the script code. I mean, my time is not infinite and I rather spend it to do things that are really important to me, not learning to write "yet-an
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by nirui 5y ago
If we're really going for the detail.... well, my neighbor is a contractor, he owns multiple almost-dead power drills with unlimited supply of dull bits (enough to get the door open). If that's not an option, there are few hardwar
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by nirui 5y ago
I would probably (mentally) look down on the locksmith if he/she just going to drill it out without trying anything else first. I own a power drill too and I know how to use it to break a lock myself with zero knowledge on how lock wor
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by nirui 5y ago
> Javascript doesn't have the size of build-in library. Golang is compiled and limited, blank spaces/tabs will kill a Python program. Ruby /rails is slower. I have once heard an ancient prophecy (I think it's Greek)
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by nirui 5y ago
Speak of G+, I personally really love the idea: You have a personal space to post private stuff, you can set permission on who can read and who can't, and beyond that, G+ supports group where it functions like a forum where you can do
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by nirui 5y ago
Not sure why you would think it'll reach geopolitical level, a good product is a good product. But, based on the description in their Chinese page, the service is not self-hostable (???). If this is true then there is no real reason to
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by nirui 5y ago
> In short, our experiment data showed a reduction in dislike attacking behavior "attacking behavior"? This tone is giving me some weird feelings. Here is a constructive opinion: Add it as an optional feature. Let the publisher
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by nirui 5y ago
I started to heavily using vim since the last few months because writing code through SSH is very attractive for my current situation. For me, learning vim is like learning an foreign language, a few hundred words (or few hotkey/:comma
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by nirui 5y ago
It's not a preference to Google, but I already have an Google account and it's in my Thunderbird. So it's simply the easiest way for me to use email, that's all.
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by nirui 5y ago
While I agreed that ProtonMail is not completely truthful about their claims on encryption, they are one of the few vendors out there who don't completely block user registration when the user is using TOR. That means a ProtonMail acco
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by nirui 5y ago
> ... There is a more intriguing possibility, however. Work that is largely done remotely may be more efficient compared with an office-first model. I don't think in-person real-time communication is always effective. No, I personal
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by nirui 5y ago
A file named "index.js", when you open it, the tab says "index.php", and the file contains HTML code. A comedy at it's finest.

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