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by panpanna 6y ago
> I run a service where you pay once for a lifetime upgrade, and it doesn't make much money so I don't care very much about dissatisfying bad customers. I don't like this attitude.
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by panpanna 6y ago
My thoughts exactly! Great blog, love to see more
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by panpanna 6y ago
So basically, they want a piece of the cake and their argument is pretty much made up?
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by panpanna 6y ago
> how do people even keep up with these rapid changes Be happy you are not a Rust developer then ;)
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by panpanna 6y ago
This sounds really cool, but do I really trust Microsoft enough to give them this much control over my phone? I mean, this probably opens some gigantic new attack vectors. And Microsoft being Microsoft...
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by panpanna 6y ago
I would love to see these articles, now that I know where they come from. Can anyone scan them and put them online?
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by panpanna 6y ago
But the risk of sometime tripping over your looong cat6 and breaking the network is not negligible either...
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by panpanna 6y ago
Really disappointed they didn't use a wireless network of some kind.
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by panpanna 6y ago
- those are prisoners - what did they do? - these criminals were caught red-handed praying to allah Edit: I am probably on some kind of list now
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by panpanna 6y ago
I have this option enabled and you would be surprised how many major web sites it breaks. We can blame chrome and safari all we like, but the real blame is on web devs who had 1-2 years to fix this and just can't bother (until forced b
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by panpanna 6y ago
I think keepass has the base functions covered, they just need a slightly better UI and a simpler way to sync passwords. Thankfully, it's open source so I'm sure someone with fix that soon ;)
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by panpanna 6y ago
Looking forward to seeing my passwords stolen by a zero day shader vulnerability...
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by panpanna 6y ago
Why do they need libffmpeg?? I want my security critical apps to be as small as possible, not a huge pile of everything and the kitchen sink.
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by panpanna 6y ago
Author writes that this started as an interview project. If someone showed you this article in a go or rust job interview, would you consider him for hiring? Why/why not?
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by panpanna 6y ago
Yeah, #2 could probably be abused by a malicious app.
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by panpanna 6y ago
I assume he is not easily coming back either way. Hence does this detail really change the brain drain discussion?
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by panpanna 6y ago
Yes, he is. Watch a few young gamers. Note how they behave - not how they describe themselves - and you will see he is right. Now, for most people it's just a phase. But there are a few that keep that mentality for the rest of their li
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by panpanna 6y ago
> As others said: Synfig has usability, stability & documentation issues. Thankfully, it's open source. Feel free to open some issues with them and help improving synfig. IIRC, synfig started as a school project and has achieved
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by panpanna 6y ago
Here is my take on this: Apple should demand its 30% cut... ... but ... companies should be allowed to compensate for their loss by adding 30% to the price when a purchase originates from the app store. They should also be allowed to inform
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by panpanna 6y ago
Not sure what "stabilization" means in this context. But isn't what they call sleeping basically regularization? In particular, mini-batch and drop-out??
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by panpanna 6y ago
I think this is a reasonable comment. Not sure why it received so many downvotes
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by panpanna 6y ago
It is very hard to control your dependencies when you use a framework or a transpiler in JS. They bring in tons of other packages which have their own dependencies and so on. This has also opened a new dangerous attack vector where hackers
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by panpanna 6y ago
If you are interested in Van Goghs life and his death, I highly recommend watching "Loving Vincent". It is an animated movie using mostly hand drawn oil paintings, very beautiful and _very_ unique. https://m.imdb.com&#x
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by panpanna 6y ago
I don't uninstall it, it's good to have it around just in case. And removing a base system package _will_ break things. But I always change the default editor to something more emacs-y: export EDITOR=/usr/bin/
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by panpanna 6y ago
If you are an emacs person but need something like nano for quick edits on remote machines, try "mg". I think it's the default editor on some BSDs.
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by panpanna 6y ago
> The vast majority of corporate shops do not have a story for IT management of Linux machines. Oh, that is changing and very quickly. Even Microsoft is on board, for some reason.
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by panpanna 6y ago
> Clicking "don't accept" pushes you back to the tos screen. This is a textbook example of a GDPR violation. In fact, it is a clear violation of the first of the five requirements for consent. See recital 43: "... Con
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by panpanna 6y ago
Well, for one thing you have only one ABI to consider if you go with the LTS instead of hundreds we have today. Treble is Google's attempt to fix a problem they - at least mostly - created themselves thanks to their NIH attitude. Not s
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by panpanna 6y ago
> so actual Flutter is just Google NIH syndrome… So true. If Google can't control it, they build a competitor. If Google can't figure it out, or if it is not 100% what they need, they will build a competitor. This has caused to
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by panpanna 6y ago
Inconsistent Boolean expressions + lack of familiarity with unsigned and how it is supported by the tools. Nothing major, but in my books this is the difference between a Jr and a Sr designer. Nitpicking, yes. But the hardware business is

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