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by pxeger1 5y ago
Anyone else find this title unparseable? Even after I realised "Gated" is a proper noun, not an adjective
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Reasonable guess. Zoom openly admitted they were basically just poaching the team, so it would make sense if they stopped working on Keybase. If it's really abandoned, it's somewhat surprising it's kept working this long.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Aaron doesn't appear on https://www.dyalog.com/meet-team-dyalog.htm
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by pxeger1 5y ago
The USP of Step is to make setting up a custom CA as easy as it is with Let's Encrypt
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by pxeger1 5y ago
This does indeed seem to work for me, but the repeated emphasis on the patents and trademarks makes me suspicious. It looks like a company who cares much more about patent royalties than about their invention - whom I would never be willing
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by pxeger1 5y ago
I've reported this to GitHub https://support.github.com/contact/report-abuse
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by pxeger1 5y ago
This is a massive generalisation. It is very easy to write bad code in any language. Well, bad on a large scale. Go in particular has some nice tools to ensure code at a small scale is always good (enforcing syntax style), but no language c
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by pxeger1 5y ago
What is the use case for a tool like this? I've never felt the need for anything beyond `git diff` (which uses `less`)
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by pxeger1 5y ago
I thought it was only supposed to be pseudo-assembly?
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Package manager installations are normally built from source by the distribution maintainers, not downloaded as binaries from the Mozilla website. So they wouldn't have any "download identifier", unique or not, in them.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Is the current Mozilla CEO a plant by Google with the goal of driving Mozilla into the ground as much as possible? I don't understand how they can keep fucking up their business so badly.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
> 200:1 Do you mean you hire 200 out of every 201 people? Or you hire 1 out of every 201 people?
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Even besides the literal crimes against humanity, the .io domain really doesn't need to exist - what with the British Indian Ocean Territory having no permanent population and really not being a country at all.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
> > That's plainly false I think this was referring to the claim by the other editor - that he "could only allow the changes if ...", was false. Not to your whole comment
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Regex to divide a number by the square root of 2(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
4 points by pxeger1 5y ago|1 comments
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Here is a regex to check for integer powers of four: https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/223129 And a regex to integer-divide numbers by the square root of 2: https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Switch to Zsh, where there'll be no difference!
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by pxeger1 5y ago
> Inb4 someone tells me they will just mine something else. Nothing else is remotely able to handle the hashpower without crashing the price of the coin. Devil's advocate: won't a fork of Ethereum which keeps PoW be able to do
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Unregulated loans, everybody's favourite 100% ethical fintech niche...
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Klingon language support in the Linux kernel(kernel.org)
13 points by pxeger1 5y ago|1 comments
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Userscript to automatically hide job adverts on Hacker News(gist.github.com)
1 points by pxeger1 5y ago|0 comments
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by pxeger1 5y ago
> the BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites Wow, they still use this exact disclaimer 23 years later, to the letter. (I wonder why they need it...)
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Did I read this wrong, or do you think drug patenting is a good thing? Why?
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Steve from GamersNexus said a few weeks ago he might have just managed to catch "a big fish" in hiring...
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Google Wordle Easter-Egg(google.com)
2 points by pxeger1 5y ago|0 comments
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Hash Array Mapped Trie (HAMT) Datastructure(github.com)
3 points by pxeger1 5y ago|0 comments
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by pxeger1 5y ago
This article is pretty clearly nothing but an advert to buy PacGenesis' product "Aspera", whatever that is.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
> What countries will be affected by this change? > This change will apply to users in all countries who are using an affected search engine with Mozilla. What a pointless answer.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Please don't turn GitHub into another YouTube - "don't forget to like and subscribe!!" :/
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Really organic plug you got there.

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