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by oelmekki 14y ago
> So, this model might work if you have a Rails[1] app that doesn't use up a lot of memory. I can confirm that. In my previous company, we had a lot of H12 (request timeout) on heroku. We thought this should be our codebase fault, witho
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by oelmekki 14y ago
French here. What I'm mostly concerned here is that the guy is basically saying : "we will produce tires in China for cheap and then sell them to you, because we can". Europe has very low restrictions on imports, because it tries to impleme
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by oelmekki 14y ago
I have a saeco odea, they designed the bean recipient so it looks more like a curved plate than a bottle : http://imgur.com/CJzJLQ3 . I think it's quite obvious to the user you don't put water in this. On the other side, the water tank is
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by oelmekki 14y ago
At the very least, IRC let use encrypted SSL connection. Then, they may have their own IRC server implementation with special security requirements. I'm more concerned they use windows and mIRC, actually.
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by oelmekki 14y ago
And I thought they had real time satellite monitoring with command & conquer like interfaces. I'm so disappointed.
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by oelmekki 14y ago
Out of curiosity, why wouldn't it be enough to have a tag whitelist and filter out their attributes when reproducing the content ?
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by oelmekki 14y ago
I've always seen a clear distinction in hacktivism between legal fighters (EFF, GNU, democracynow) and crackers. We could not think of EFF doing anything illegal, for example. This article/speech is interesting because it seems to be droppe
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by oelmekki 14y ago
Oh my. And suddenly, github gave grep to the web. Thanks for that great work.
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by oelmekki 14y ago
I've got an s3 and a nexus 7, so I can compare both in the long term. Touchwiz is not a bad product, though it adds actually very few to stock experience. The main problem is that for such minor enhancements, you are condemn to be always la
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by oelmekki 14y ago
Oh, I see. I thought it meant "one bit more than JSON". Thanks for fixing it.
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by oelmekki 14y ago
EDIT : Comment based on wrong assumption : string are actually smaller than in JSON, see judofyr comment. I have to disagree on that news title, for the "It's like JSON" part. As pointed out in a link[1] of Someone in an other comment here
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by oelmekki 14y ago
Yes, you can using `rails new app_name -m template_name`. But that would be way overkilled, here, because we just speak of adding a line to the .gitignore file. If you don't know git, .gitignore is a file you're expected to edit, you put th
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by oelmekki 14y ago
> it's about preventing fear From an outsider perspective, this is very relevant of what US has became. I'm always surprised that a country which places freedom as the highest value tends to give away all its civil rights so easily. Sou
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by oelmekki 14y ago
> After building it, I am pretty unwilling to add stuff unless I really need to. I was kind of thinking this way ten years ago, when I was building my first gentoo systems. I wanted them to be exactly adapted to my needs, the perfect ma
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by oelmekki 14y ago
Well, they've been very good at preventing attacks before 9/11, too.
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by oelmekki 14y ago
Thanks for confirming my point.
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by oelmekki 14y ago
> using “predictive pattern-matching,” to analyze it for suspicious patterns of behavior Here we are again : authoritarianism being rationalized.
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by oelmekki 14y ago
That's because his most paranoiac predictions are becoming true :)
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by oelmekki 14y ago
Well, that's the whole point, isn't ? We do not trust them anymore. Only my laptop was running on ubuntu, the whole affair made me realize a month ago it was the good time to give mint a try.
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by oelmekki 14y ago
I quite thought the same thing. Ok, it's fun, but writing a lengthy article like this for that ... Wait, a book ?
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by oelmekki 14y ago
I like the approach of having an undefined amount of passwords. TrueCrypt is flawed because it lets you have at most two passwords. For an oppressive enough government, it seems quite the good way to expect one have two passwords (or else,
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by oelmekki 14y ago
I think you have a point with the registering user retention problem. Nothing is more painful than typing a password on a phone (especially if you use strong enough passwords). But this very first step (I'm talking about choosing a nickname
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by oelmekki 14y ago
My favorite one is that one : > IaaS cloud computing is not always cheaper than owning your own hardware Oh really, not always cheaper ? For the same computing power, I observe almost x10 pricing on amazon compared to dedicated server.
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by oelmekki 14y ago
What's so hilarous about it ? That's just concatenated / compressed sources.
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by oelmekki 14y ago
Genuine question : not knowing coffeescript (if that's indeed the problem), do you find it hard to understand what it represents in pure js ?
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by oelmekki 14y ago
The website owner is also talking about it on reddit : http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/12ydou/for_three...
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by oelmekki 14y ago
Could you please tell me what fortran is the good tool for ? :) As much as I agree it's delusional to think one language may be adapted for virtually any kind of tasks, it seems way too much consensual to me to tell there is no such thing a
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by oelmekki 14y ago
Well, I see that the preferred way to access openNIC is to set resolvers ( https://github.com/GoTux/Bash/blob/master/onic.sh ), so those could simply ignore the new tld. But yes, this would mean that domains provided for this new standard
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by oelmekki 14y ago
It would be the perfect situation to promote open TLDs of openNIC.
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by oelmekki 14y ago
> Moreover, it's highly unlikely that anyone's full-time job consists solely of watching the one camera that happens to point towards you. That was my point of view a decade ago when video surveillance came to my city. I saw that mostly

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