rijoja

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   by rijoja 6y ago

   Did I say that it wasn't?
2. 242.▲
   by rijoja 6y ago

   good luck with that when was the last time something changed on HN? My belief which is nothing but an educated guess is that the latest addition was the anti-procrastinate switch.
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   by rijoja 6y ago

   Thanks!
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   by rijoja 6y ago

   I'd bet that there are more people who knows and if you follow the law of supply and demand I think you can figure out the rest. What is python qt support like for android and so forth by the way?
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   by rijoja 6y ago

   > MHO EPUB should specifically be script-free. Agreed. Yeah maybe I am just knee jerking, with AV1. Broadly speaking however there would be two schools of image and video compression, one for computer generated images and one for images
6. 246.▲
   by rijoja 6y ago

   Such as?
7. 247.▲
   by rijoja 6y ago

   The deb package for GIMP is like what 20MB? I won't count dependencies such as GTK here since they really wouldn't exist without the GIMP project.
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   by rijoja 6y ago

   Usually by buying them. If not that by hiring 10x the amounts of the coders and copy whatever that did and then launch a massive PR campaign.
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   by rijoja 6y ago

   Eh I used to want to work for Google, but now I see it about as sexy as working for AT&T. Doing something like this gives you respect and freedom instead.
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Thank you for this info, this is really helpful.
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    I could agree on gifs or animated pngs or something, but AV1 I think is pushing it a bit to far. What you are looking for if you want an offline webpage is electron right?
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Also I wouldn't want my reading habits to be tracked by anyone, or at least for it to be minimized. Lets say that I want to read the communist manifesto then that shouldn't go into the hands of people creating targeted political p
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Had an amazon Kindle but it was practically useless for me due to how locked down it was. If I wanted to add something esoteric I had to mail it to amazon for whatever reason. I don't mind paying for book, but I would hate to have amaz
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Well developers that can use those are probably more expensive for one.
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    They don't support MathML which also is a part of the format apparently. I think Google dropped it presumably not to have to worry about securing the code base.
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Sadly yes. There are solutions such as MathJax, however this is obviously not as nice as having it built into a lower level.
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Huh that is interesting. Well not just as it also includes MathML which isn't present in all modern browsers sadly.
18. 258.▲
    by rijoja 6y ago

    Which is more akin to what a person who actually knows what a 0-day exploit is would phrase it.
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Oh the link actually says that it is not patched. So now everyone with an interest in nuclear devices knows that the code is something really easy to guess. The silver lining in this moving the nuclear warning system a few minutes closer to
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Or how about people on HN are educated about zoom and therefore hate it.
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Didn't they route calls through China for no apparent reason as well?
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    I don't really think a communication from Malwarebytes is the place for sarcastic comments. Lets say if you are working with a US government this could have enormous implications. I've talked to a lot of clients who ditched Zoom f
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Seconded! Only a PR person would dream of saying that a 0 day exploit is a good thing. I expect that most HN readers just finds this hillarious, but still people read HN since it has a good standard. Saying that a 0 day exploit is a good th
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Yeah, Telegram is way ahead of everything else in terms of usability. Also it isn't a resource hog like everything Facebook.
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    Yeah and corporate espionage is still a thing.
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    No need, we are all intelligent here. Maybe the sources are a bit lacklustre but it still opens up for a really interesting conversation. I mean maybe someone would approve of the US government supporting free speech in lets say China. That
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    If someone had asked me yesterday if I could build them a webpage or if they should use Wix I would have say I'm sure Wix is fine. Today I would strongly advise against it. The argument of not being locked in the basement is really imp
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    "Beyond that you are toiling, and if you like your job, it's glorious toiling like gardening (pleasing, but not important, but you love it, so it's great) or terrible toiling for living that eats your soul." How beautifu
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    all right thanks for the info
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    by rijoja 6y ago

    I didn't say that the everything is a file philosophy is necessarily correct and well implemented on Linux. Merely that if you where to continue along this direction it would seem like a logical next step. I don't think I would us