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by olivierlacan 10y ago
This article should be read by everyone working in open space offices across the world expecting to get decent speed and reliability out of Wi-Fi with more than a dozen people in a single room. An open space office (or any office) for a com
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
I'm not quite sure you realize how risky to sources the methods of contact you suggest are. I understand your point of view as a former reporter, clearly you know what works best for the receiving end. But burners without a voice modul
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
No, HTTPS URLs are not logged in plain text as they are in HTTP. So it does make an important difference. See: http://security.stackexchange.com/a/2916/50175
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
The very fact that an organization like the Nieman Foundation can publish something like this article without first having the good sense of enabling required TLS on their website is frighteningly careless. Anyone from governmental agencies
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
Of particular interest: He was detained along with one of Russia’s leading private-sector cybersecurity experts, Ruslan Stoyanov, the head of computer incident response investigations at the Kaspersky Lab, which makes antivirus programs. Th
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Top Russian Cybercrimes Agent Arrested on Charges of Treason(nytimes.com)
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
Feels like the most important things people with some spare cash can do to help this project is help them raise money to host the mirrored climate science data on online.net: https://www.generosity.com/volunteer-fundraising&
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
Yep, definitely going to make a little Ruby script that lists all Rails GET routes and tries to find submittable input fields. Basic starting point: Rails.application.routes.routes.collect { |route| route.path.spec.to_s if route
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
These look like a more reputable source regarding the NovaMin efficacy claims (linked from the Wikipedia article): - http://www.dentistryiq.com/articles/2011/03/novamin-and-hype... - http://journal
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
Or check a licensed Medical Doctor who understands biology. 1M potency in context: > 30C (diluted 30 times), 200C (diluted 200 times), 1M (1000 dilutions), and 10M (10,000 dilutions). > A popular homeopathic treatment for the flu is
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
While going back to RSS sounds like the virtuous move, the reason I believe most people are going back to newsletters is that email is an inbox people have to check and the likelihood of them viewing and acting on content that is delivere
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
If you don't read the byline (Momofuku's David Chang), you'd be excused for thinking it's written by a doofus who's not really worried about actually constructing an argument as opposed to lining up opinions. I like
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
I think you mean the Ruby community excels at memorable and often witty naming for libraries that makes searching for documentation, blog posts, and other references extremely easy because "ruby <very unique name>" doesn&#x2
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
Worth reposting: What can a technologist do about climate change? http://worrydream.com/ClimateChange/ (2015)
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Concurrency in Ruby 3 with Guilds(olivierlacan.com)
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Ruby Facets: a news podcast for the Ruby community(rubyfacets.com)
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
Check out https://rubybench.org/benchmarks for Rails, Ruby, and Bundler benchmarks on every commit and release to either project. If you want Rails-specific benchmarks for Ruby commits I suggest the `discourse_` benchmarks
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
git commit's -v or --verbose flag allows you to see a diff of your currently staged changes so that sounds somewhat similar to your command. I find that seeing the exact changes you're about to commit does lead to more detailed gi
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
Yeah, this is definitely not what I'm advocating. That sounds insane to me. Several contributors have pointed out that these conventions can be useful beyond the realm of open source so I think we've tried to make it a bit more ge
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
I agree. Maintaining a changelog can be certainly be more difficult in large projects (although I don't think it has to be). I do think changelogs are a manifestation of the maintainers' care with regard to end-users. It signifies
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
I'm aware of hundreds if not thousands of projects on GitHub alone using similar ways of documenting changes with CHANGELOG-like files and regardless of their size/popularity I'm not aware of the issues you both seem to be wo
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
People have mentioned Org-mode repeatedly throughout the years since I first wrote down the thoughts that became keepachangelog.com but I'll be honest, Org-mode doesn't seem to be broadly used in the greater open source community
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
Sure thing, but it's evolved quite a bit since then. We've introduced a versioning system a few weeks ago, and we now have 8 translations other than English thanks to contributors, so I'd wager it's newsworthy. :-) I&#x2
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
A common convention we showcase in the Keep a Changelog changelog itself ( https://github.com/olivierlacan/keep-a-changelog/blob/604e38... ) is to have an [Unreleased] section at the top of the changelog. It ra
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Keep a CHANGELOG 0.3.0 now in 9 languages(keepachangelog.com)
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by olivierlacan 10y ago
You might want to watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1oR0EYaOHY It's relevant because it's from Mind of Chef season 1 with David Chang.
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Powering Up with React(codeschool.com)
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Code School launches free Try Python course(codeschool.com)
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Busting Your Company’s Information Silos(codeschool.com)
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by olivierlacan 12y ago
Yep, it's called anomaly hunting: http://theness.com/neurologicablog/index.php/anomaly-hunting... It's very bad.

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