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by realityking 12y ago
The guarantee that Facebook won't sue you if they have patents that apply to React.js. To put it simple, without the patent grant you'd be worse off. But with the Apache 2.0 version you'd be better off.
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by realityking 12y ago
INAL. You have to differentiate between copyright and patents. From the perspective of copyright you're perfectly in the clear, the grant of rights that's part of the BSD license will not be revoked. What will be revoked is the ri
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by realityking 12y ago
Isn't that even scarier? All my thoughts, memories, ideas, experiences will be gone, just vanished. Unlike @themartorana, I'm somewhat religious (or maybe spiritual would be a better word, as I recognize how much religion is influ
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by realityking 12y ago
You can at least configure some basic sanitizations, so you'r app doesn't have to deal with them. Examples of the top of my head, are normalizing slashes and removing invalid headers. Whether that's worth it is another questi
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by realityking 12y ago
I've been an election helper for years (in Germany). We've counted everything by hand - and more than once. I believe scanners are in use in other states, however this is vastly better than fully eelectronic voting as you can stil
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by realityking 12y ago
Both Internet Explorer and Chrome use the system's certificate store. So you "only" have to manage the os and Firefox.
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by realityking 12y ago
In Germany, in many cities and towns, local attorney associations provide emergency phone numbers. The provide free legal advice on the phone and provide you with a free attorney for the duration emergency (e.g. while a search warrant is ex
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by realityking 12y ago
Out of curiosity, why Frankfurt? Speaking as a European, it would be nice if you could keep it performant over here too ;)
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by realityking 12y ago
> For example, Chrome's "fat arrow" doesn't do the lexical bind to the parent scope that the current spec requires. And that's why fat arrows are currently not enabled in Chrome. Chrome exposes in development fea
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by realityking 12y ago
Perhaps interestingly, it was recently announced that Internet Explorer 12 will also supports HLS. If you are wondering, like I just did, why it's supported on Android but not Chrome: https://code.google.com/p/chro
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by realityking 12y ago
I haven't seen a Retina MacBook Pro, but you can walk into any bigger lecture hall and you'll see plenty of MacBook Airs. (My observation is in Germany)
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by realityking 12y ago
To be fair, if you compare IE11's with other browsers at the time of its release, they have stellar support. There is still no other stable browser that supports let, and the only other browser with support for const is Firefox 36 (rel
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by realityking 12y ago
I'd bet on 10.11 or 10.12. ig they don't eventually remove it, there's little point in deprecating it or forcing it off the App Store as they can not reap the benefits in their own code.
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by realityking 12y ago
The latter. asm.js is interesting if a part of your app is computationally intensive. For example, if you want to create ZIP files in the browser asm.js is awesome.
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by realityking 12y ago
Apparently Google's toying with the idea of using "use asm" as a signal to opt into TurboFan[1]. While not the AOT compilation envisioned by the asm.js creators, it speaks to the importance asm.js has already gained. That sai
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by realityking 12y ago
Does that make Safari the last browser without a preload list for HSTS?
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by realityking 12y ago
In the case of node-webkit they give you access to both the Web platform and node APIs. That's possible because both projects use V8, so with a bit of twisting they can be relatively easily integrated into one. (Incidentally, this is w
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by realityking 12y ago
Procedural was talking about their client (SourceTree), not the server software.
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by realityking 12y ago
Very interesting. Have you considered emailing the commit author to let them know? That might make this problem all but go away.
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by realityking 12y ago
"For the Athenians command the rest of Greece, I command the Athenians; your mother commands me, and you command your mother." -- Themistocles (allegedly) to his son
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by realityking 12y ago
The GPL is enforceable thanks to copyright. So if copyright was abolished, the GPL would loose all meaning. The point I'm trying to make is, that the protection offered by copyright extends beyond monetytization as it's often redu
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by realityking 12y ago
Serious question, as you seem to be a developer. How would you feel about companies using GPL licensed code in close source products?
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by realityking 12y ago
It was there a minute ago and it suddenly disappeared, including the GitHub repository. Weird. Edit: It seems like it just got renmaned. It's now available under https://github.com/quantum-os but the blog is not yet up