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   by pawadu 9y ago

   Borrowed someones nexus [praise Duarte?] to check this... Text looks good, code snippets looks kinda crap. Not unreadable but not great either. Same page looks great on firefox so this is chrome shenanigans.
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   by pawadu 9y ago

   Not uncommon! This is why .gitignore is the first thing I explain to git newcomers.
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   by pawadu 9y ago

   Remember when you could only download OSX executables from the Atom home page [1]? In my experience, projects that are OSX first often work horribly on other platforms (the poster child being itunes). Hence I switched to Visual Studio Code
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   by pawadu 9y ago

   Is this related to r/MemeEconomy ?
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   by pawadu 9y ago

   The main takeaway from the article: Macron learned the lessons of the Hillary Clinton campaign, and immediately took control of the messaging and PR: Literally at the 11th hour, before the blackout would silence it, the Macron campaign iss
6. 186.▲
   by pawadu 9y ago

   How secure is that?
7. 187.▲
   by pawadu 9y ago

   And gaming consoles and smart TVs
8. 188.▲
   by pawadu 9y ago

   How would this even work? The app cannot listen to system events. (I also think what you said is against Google ToS)
9. 189.▲
   by pawadu 9y ago

   Given the target market (schools) I think not being able to install downloaded software is only a good thing. Also, did you see the performance demo? 10s was significantly faster than 10 Pro. Not sure about the $999 for the cheapest model h
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    Maybe not a fun decision but I think it is needed. Consider this not very uncommon scenario: 1. You just bought a laptop, time to install some software 2. Open Edge, search for "spotify", "vlc" maybe even "office&qu
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    You can use 16.04 with a newer kernel. There is even a deb package for 4.8
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    I am doing the same [1], SSH and tmux are my best friends. I did however try the expensive-powerful-laptop first [2], it wasn't worth it and my current desktop beats it in everything but gaming. [1] $350 DIY PC + a $250 second hand thi
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    Article summary: Q. How is ARM changing the automotive industry? A. Here is a fancy sales brochure, enjoy...
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    I think ARM will dominate the next generation. The current offerings are either too limited (8051 anyone?) or too obscure to be worth keeping alive (powerpc).
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    I think the past actions of these companies speaks for themselves. The question YOU should ask yourself is why you think ATT & comsat will do a 180 turn and stop their attempts to kill the free market after this.
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    Hackers are not enough, you would also need lawyers. Many many lawyers. Because ATT and Comsat would probably sue everybody and their uncles to stop such a project.
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    Sorry, but you are too honest to work in our industry. Have you thought about going into politics or drugs instead?
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    Can anyone explain to an outsider why this is disruptive? Are these significantly faster than the old x64 offerings? A lot cheaper? For that matter, has anyone done a real-world armv8 vs. x64 benchmark? -- edit: would like to test them myse
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    Isn't .NET Core a viable option on Linux these days?
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    Could someone explain to me how this works and why a generic DSP or GPU is not enough? Also, are there any active open source projects in this field (DSP, GPU or video coded hardware)?
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    Fair enough, I will try to remember that next time.
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    http://archive.is/intetics.com maybe HN should have a bot that creates an archive.is dump for any submitted short-URL?
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    The upcoming EU privacy rules should stop this kind of behavior. It requires companies to explain exactly how user data will be used and not hide behind a generic EULA statement such as "anonymized data may be used to improve our servi
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    I don't get it. How is something as innocent as big companies paying corrupt politicians to overturn a law that prohibited them from spying on users and blackmailing content providers is bad for startups? /s
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    Its 2017 and we are still seeing SNMP vulnerabilities in Cisco equipment. What kind of development and QA process did these people have when ios was created?
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    What do you think of dependency management in .Net Core?
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    No, I don't feel this was a disparaging remark about a person. A guy makes a huge claim based on his very limited view of the market (while insulting everybody). I think I am in my full right to call him out.
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    I worked about a year writing desktop software in C#. Probably the most fun period of my carrier, we were getting things done and delivering before schedule while all having a great time. Also, I get this feeling that the original poster (R
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    Thanks Mike! everyone else: feel free to give #31393 a thumbs up
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    by pawadu 9y ago

    To clarify: github already has github.io for user pages but I think you can do much more with even less effort! If anyone from github / gitlab / bitbucket/ ??? is reading this please consider this simple way of making your si