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by nirui 7y ago
This kind of simple design has grown on me after I tried sourcehut. I kind like it, it's light and snappy, no extra loading bar is needed. My questions: - Can you make it a drop-and-play Docker image? - Why not host JavaScripts like `h
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by nirui 7y ago
Some information ( https://github.com/atom/atom/issues/17060 ) indicates that the problem is related to `atom.config.set`. `linter-ui-default` is one plugin that triggers it. So maybe it's not a bug of `li
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by nirui 7y ago
Maybe Microsoft helped killing Atom, but I don't think Atom is completely innocent by itself. I was an user of Atom and later switched to VSCode. It took me few months of weighting all the options before I made the switch. That's
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by nirui 7y ago
Domain Name: SYMBOLICS.COM Registry Domain ID: 57551_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.networksolutions.com Registrar URL: http://networksolutions.com Updated Date: 2020-01-16T08:51:05Z Creat
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by nirui 7y ago
One question here: Do we have any scientific way to verify which strategy works? I been waiting for related research that can either proof or disproof the usefulness of the "Lock-down strategy" which China been using in the past c
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by nirui 7y ago
> HTTP/3 is expected to use two to three times more CPU time than the earlier versions for the same bandwidth consumption. I wonder the "for the same bandwidth consumption" is based on what. HTTP/2 with TLS I guess?
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by nirui 7y ago
I was having my 2 cents thought on the topic as well, my conclusion is: A shared blocking list (Or a blockchain system, hehe) can only be used as the last resort. Systems like such already been developed, for example there is one for Twit
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by nirui 7y ago
Yeah somebody made a "PornHub Style Logo Generator": https://github.com/kasuganosoras/logo-maker (You can also found many of them online as well) I guess that's where the logo was generated.
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by nirui 7y ago
The logo situation is basically an aftermath of a joke in the Chinese programmer circle: Somebody made a PornHub logo generator out of probably their own boredom, and others got "inspired" by it and say, "They, I can do that
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by nirui 7y ago
Yes, a well-designed system can minimize the impact by for example lazy-load the font file or even `Font Face Observer`[0] them for manual hot swap. But that is not the main point. The main point is: You are the one who's in charge of
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by nirui 7y ago
I could add another point: A software should be self-sufficient (at least to a degree). When user opens the page, the page should not require an external service to function. Imagine a user who can access your page but cannot access Google,
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by nirui 7y ago
While the page itself is a fun joke, I must admit I've learned something from it. Accidental learning for today I guess, Ha!
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by nirui 7y ago
Not with a webpage. But there are many two-part proxies supports Websocket or even HTTP as their back-end transport protocol. The idea is basically: Your SSH client <---SSH-Traffic---> Proxy front-end <----Websocket----> Proxy b
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by nirui 7y ago
> Unfortunately given the history of Microsoft & Firefox this was of course impossible due to Firefox being a derivative of Mozilla/Netscape So, all that cakes was for nothing?
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by nirui 7y ago
This kind of tools is basically always less safe than straight SSH. This one specifically, by-passed the authenticator of your OS. Yes, you can run `login` instead of a shell, but doing so require the tool to be executed as root, still soun
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by nirui 7y ago
Probably because with C, you can control your resource better, which is important if your application is going to support low end router etc.
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by nirui 7y ago
Or, in my case, it tells me why I have to restructure my code :( I mean, an early warning, before I actually made those mistakes would help a lot, if it can be done that is :)
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by nirui 7y ago
> 6. PWAs become more popular than apps due to lower cost to build and higher revenues. I beg to differ. I think centralized online market service will become so dominant, there is no need for a small business to build and maintain any k
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by nirui 7y ago
I guess most of the people that you mentioned can be reached through Email? Email is a very good system, completely decentralized and yet still agile. It is sad that the protocol (SMTP, POP and IMAP etc) is stopped advancing into today&#x27
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by nirui 7y ago
> I came to a similar conclusion. You should write every email as if it were public, because it's entirely likely that it will be I think this is mainly governed by expectation and received benefits. I would let my doctor see me nak
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by nirui 7y ago
I think there is more to it. For Internet company, user is what generates value. So it make since for those companies to grab their user as tight as possible especially when the competitors are doing the same. On the same note, if a user ju
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by nirui 7y ago
I doubt it. While you guys thinking Facebook, Twitter, Medium is bad enough, we in China is on another level. Most top websites in China will "ask" (If pop a download window counts) user to download their apps if the user is on a
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by nirui 7y ago
About social features, wouldn't that be great if RSS itself can allow more interaction? For example: Allowing reader to post/view comment and "likes" directly on their RSS reader? Read-only publishing system is less attr
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by nirui 7y ago
> In the age of Go and Rust, which already have a hard time finding niches To make the time even harder, in that niche space, you already have decent enough languages like Nim and Zig etc. So yeah, the market is really pretty saturated,
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by nirui 7y ago
That will be very sad if it's the case. One reason of why I'm using Rust is because it's built by a group of people that I like, and Microsoft is not on that list. However, I always keep a open-mind, I mean, I don't see
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by nirui 7y ago
Oh I got it finally. I was wondering why the article does not mention how to actually _use (read/write)_ that buffer after it's been allocated other than just keeping it alive (and do nothing else). Thank you for sum thing up.
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by nirui 7y ago
So the solution the article suggesting is to "Use a big buffer (and later slice it for each client(????)) instead of create buffer for each client"? If above is true, then I have one question: What if some where down the line, som
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by nirui 7y ago
I can somehow relate to this. You know that Human Music from Earth Radio (1)? I only listened it once and now I can't get it out of my head. Don't know why my brain thinks it's significant enough for maybe my survive(???). I
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by nirui 7y ago
So I guess the Generic Associated Types should be the next then? I was trying to refactor one of my Rust project the other day and almost immediately got hit by the "No async fn in traits" and the "No lifetime on Associated T
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by nirui 7y ago
It makes more sense now, but I still got questions. You see, when you created an in-game location, you're inviting players to go there, regardless whether or not the location is popular in the real life. Dedicated players may take a de

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