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CryptPad releases 4.12, with support for ODT documents and ODS presentations
(github.com)
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All the big consumer facing brand of Google are still under Google. YouTube is owned by Google directly, not by Alphabet. So it is fair to keep Google's G in the acronym. Also Microsoft should be in there much more than Netflix. This g
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GAFAM should now be replaced by MAGMA. It better represents the evil that will burn you alive.
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Are there some DNS services that block ads and trackers (or at least as much ads and trackers as possible) at the DNS level?
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I lead America’s top-ranked university. Here’s why these rankings are a problem
(washingtonpost.com)
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I have my own too. It is a Makefile that makes extensive use of the core utils (sed!) and xml2 and 2xml to be able to process HTML using the line-oriented tools in the core-utils. I also built a blog engine on top of git using sh scripts an
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Isn't this problem trivially solved by hygienic macros in Scheme? At least I'm sure it is by fexpr because with them you have complete control over evaluation. For those who don't know, fexpr are closures (i.e., lexically sco
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We are used to see awk very condensed one-liner, so the code in the repository is surprisingly readable. This makes it a fun project which can be used to learn a lot about both awk and git. Nice!
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Apache Servers Vulnerability Actively Exploited in the Wild
(blog.sonatype.com)
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But then it is the DNS that had to propagate from the now accessible authoritative servers.
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It is slow from France too.
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I'm French, and I've also grown up with a lot of bandes dessinées around me. I love Astérix, Lucky Luke, Gaston, … But I've had a hard time with Tintin since forever. Lines in these other series are not as straight as in Ti
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This is probably stupid, but this style of drawing is why I could never read Tintin . I didn't know it had a name until now. I can't really explain why, but it kind of makes me uncomfortable or something. So weird. Especially bec
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> A good example of what I like might be the OCaml homepage https://lisp-lang.org/ That should be https://ocaml.org/ of course :).
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Thanks for this fantastic link. I will share it with my students at the end of my intro to compilers class.
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Former French President Sarkozy found guilty of illegal campaign financing
(france24.com)
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Play Pokémon red on this GitHub profile
(github.com)
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Not in every case, for sure. But many cases are pretty easy to arbitrate. This one for example: when the transaction fees 230× greater than the transaction amount, it is fair to assume that is was not meant to be that way. If I loose m
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So, how do you cancel a transaction with such an obvious mistake when it is recorded on a blockchain? (This is a rhetorical question.) EDIT: Why the downvotes? It's not okay to discuss the fact that in the possibility of human error (a
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If it was not significant why would he invest in green washing? Also, significant or not (and I really think it is), it is something. Even something small is too much if it has no real added value.
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Stoping his stupid and useless space race with his billionaires friends would certainly work better to have a positive effect for the environment.
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Can anyone with good knowledge of the protocol explain the differences between what WhatsApp is rolling out now and what Signal has been doing for a long time now?
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I see a lot of people here comparing Freenet with I2P and I know that these are historically tied together but I would say that it would make a lot more sense to compare Freenet with IPFS, as both are content network, while I2P is more like
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Okay :). For stats, I'm not sure I understand what you listed that I cannot already have using https://analytics.twitter.com/ .
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Okay for undo/redo. I mean, I can delete and repost a tweet with correction, but the UI isn't made for that. However I have statistics on Twitter, for each tweet individually or for my timeline globally with top tweets per view&#x
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I read the feature list and I don't really see anything that is not already on the standard twitter web ui. What are the actual addition feature-wise?
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I tried that a few days ago with one of my papers (a PDF generated using pdflatex) and it didn't work that well: the text was fine but some section titles were off, and all of the math and code parts were broken. But clearly it is a ni
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Signal works for normal people because it makes trade-off. For some people, some of there trade-offs are not acceptable. For most people, it is what makes it possible for them to use a communication technology that can reasonably be conside
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Right. But that still isn't enough for minesweeper, where a cell can be: covered, marked, uncovered with no mines next to it, uncovered with one mine next to it, uncovered with two mines next to it… etc until uncovered with eight mines
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That would be hard to do. Checkboxes can only be in two distinct states.
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