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oelmekki
13y ago
Can anybody confirm the browser is usable ? I've tried it a few months ago on my nexus 7, while it was still in alpha, and it was not usable even on very basic tasks. I can understand that most apps and features were mocks (that was an
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oelmekki
13y ago
That's sad indeed. I'm not blaming staff, but I think there's something they could have done indeed. Esport[1] is doing quite well nowadays, especially around blizzard games. Blizzard has a lot of money to invest in this, see
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oelmekki
13y ago
Terrorism has won. Twelve years later, the country that was so proud to be "leader of the free world" is now affected by a cancer named secrecy and defiance ; defiance from government toward people and defiance from people toward
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oelmekki
13y ago
I beg to differ :) Maybe it's the case at the beginning, when realtime can be overwhelming, but at higher level, people have a lot of different tactics, be it build orders (like chess openings), general game flow and timing, specific o
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oelmekki
13y ago
Chess 2. For me, it's called starcraft, and it already addresses all mentioned problems. Nevertheless, I applaud game designer to have the balls to try to evolve something so established. Loving chess a lot, I'll certainly give th
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oelmekki
13y ago
It probably depends on timezone. Friends posting here told me it's no use to post anything when US are asleep. (edit : and btw, I've noted myself it's no use to post comments when I wake up from France, since it's alread
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oelmekki
13y ago
I'm shocked by the amount of comments here saying things like "they didn't planned to kill, they just took advantage of it" or "they planned it but didn't do it", so it's ok. It's not ok, it'
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oelmekki
13y ago
To make a comment not regarding moral and civilizational impact, I'm wondering what kind of value targeting forums can have. Does this really worth the cost, compared to something like making friending bots on social networks and weigh
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oelmekki
13y ago
Does this aim to compete with v8 implementations for high level products usable by non go developer (I think qtwebkit, here), or is it just a mean to have js integration in go for small low level scripting ?
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oelmekki
13y ago
I came here to say exactly that. If you want privacy and focus, nothing is better than remote work. In my current company, I work from home and go to the central open space something like once in a month or couple month. My productivity is
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oelmekki
13y ago
Very interesting article, thanks. I double checked my log archives, it seems not to be exactly the same, though. In what is reported here, a same username will be tried with several password, allowing something like a minute to pass to make
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oelmekki
13y ago
Bruteforce techniques are indeed evolving. Before I switched my sshd ports a few weeks ago, I often saw break in attempts on my servers that would imply checking only a single username and a single password. My guess on that is that brutefo
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oelmekki
13y ago
Yes, maybe I should have been more explicit, sorry. I'm now using dedicated servers, so staging is quite straightforward. But before that, I was in a company which had two heroku applications tied together through api, and a dedicated
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oelmekki
13y ago
Answered. I'm looking forward to see what you want to do with this, handling staging environment in the age of cloud can be a real pain.
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oelmekki
13y ago
Very nice, thanks for that.
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oelmekki
13y ago
That's awesome, thanks. By any chance, do you also know of a way to exclude jQuery event wrappers from inspection in the "events" part ? Like in this screenshot : http://imgur.com/UaHTrth This feature is pret
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oelmekki
13y ago
Indeed, it was purely factual. Of course, I'm not implying every french was spied on - it won't make sense since a good part are just kids. But when your records count for a country exceed their population, you can't be expec
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oelmekki
13y ago
Yep, I do not contest the number, it just gives a sense of the scale of this surveillance :)
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oelmekki
13y ago
> Le Monde's revelations that 70.3 million pieces of French telephone data were recorded by the NSA between Dec 10, 2012 and Jan 8, 2013 Fun fact about that : this number is actually bigger than french population (~ 66M).
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13y ago
I like what they do with their distro. I won't use it on desktop (I'm on gentoo for more than a decade and am very happy with it), but I use it on laptop and tried its mobile version on my nexus7 (ubuntu touch, but that's bas
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oelmekki
13y ago
To avoid that, I check origin script url, as all my scripts are within the "/assets" path : window.onerror = function( error, url, lineno ){ if ( url && url.match( //https?:\/\/.*?asset
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oelmekki
13y ago
We definitely need such a place to gather news about 3d printing, not just publishing projects. Thanks to the team.
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oelmekki
13y ago
That looks great, congrats. I suppose the main use case is working on data loosely coupled with web app, thus ? For example, if we have to do any big processing on active_record objects, we would have to reimplement all model stack in go ?
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oelmekki
13y ago
Glad to see new release of this incredible game. Freeciv is to me the perfect example of how a great game can continue to get always better when develpment never stops. It's too bad to think of what could have become games like syndica
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oelmekki
13y ago
Well, maybe you live in some place especially prone to natural catastrophes :) I live in France, and I certainly have lesser chances to loose all devices at once than to have a single one compromised.
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oelmekki
13y ago
You shouldn't try to share them, imo, and generate a key for each device. Yes, that may be painful to have to copy 5 public keys on each new server, but the day where, say, your laptop get stolen, you don't have to change the priv
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oelmekki
13y ago
Password authentication is prone to bruteforce. With public key auth, even if someone has your passphrase, he also needs the private key to break into your server. Indeed, there's always the risk to lose your private key. That's w
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oelmekki
13y ago
That's also a good reason why anyone receiving this kind of mail should engage chatting with them for the fun, so that scammers get flooded and can't find their victims.
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oelmekki
13y ago
Not yet. To be honest, I've just decided to focus on backend features, put a locked height on items and to get back to this in the "let iterate on design details before releasing" phase. But those plugins are a perfect fit th
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oelmekki
13y ago
There's a big problem with cards : if they're from different heights, it's really hard to float. I've implemented something like that in a yet to release project recently, without even thinking of the concept of card. Be
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