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by riquito 8y ago
> With a Mac I can have it set up to my liking and be working in little more than an hour. Under Linux (and to a lesser extent Windows) it’s a multi day project. With a Mac I set it up as much as I can in little more than an hour, with n
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by riquito 8y ago
Nevermind arm/Intel, consider that the Intel processor of a notebook is way less powerful than its desktop counterpart
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by riquito 8y ago
> we were using Angular V.4 and we decided to upgrade everything to V.6. It was a huge risk and we wanted this campaign to be perfect, so we did it! In just a day and a half, our team had the first release ready in the new version. After
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by riquito 8y ago
Neither do I, or anyone I know of. Pizza meant "pie" originally, at least until 1700, but that meaning has long gone. If the american translation is old enough it did have a point
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by riquito 8y ago
You don't need to verify everything yourself, when the code is open you can trust one or more third party auditing
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by riquito 8y ago
They wouldn't, somehow the parent must have thought about illegal immigrants, or felons
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by riquito 8y ago
> If the baby had an MRI instead of a medical exam by a team of specialists, the headline would lose some weight. How so? In my country (Italy) for an MRI I would pay from 42 USD to 81 USD, depending on my income. Not saying that's
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by riquito 8y ago
It's not medical tourism if you go back to your home country instead of requesting help to the country you're visiting
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by riquito 8y ago
18k without having you sign anything, why not 50k or 100k? How could anyone afford random bill like that? For an emergency visit? What if treatment was needed? Should a visit to the hospital be higher than multiple average salaries?
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by riquito 8y ago
And yet Canada has one of the highest costs for Internet bandwith (~80 CAD for 75 Mbps, data capped at 500gb), no phone costs covered (another ~80 cad month)
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by riquito 8y ago
> will be an absurd hassle for a very large number of organizations they can disable it, any organization that modify /etc/hosts can also change Firefox's preferences file
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by riquito 8y ago
AFAIK you cannot create a new keyboard layout in macOS. How did you do?
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by riquito 8y ago
IANAL As long as there's no connection to a professional or commercial activity it should be outside of the scope of GDPR. This is identical to the previous legislation, directive 95/46 art. 3.2. Note that any external service pro
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by riquito 8y ago
GDPR Art. 2 par 2 This Regulation does not apply to the processing of personal data ... by a natural person in the course of a purely personal or household activity
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by riquito 8y ago
> The responsible way of addressing privacy concerns [...] would have been to develop user friendly anonymous browsing technology, like Tor-enabled browsers. After you reach anonymously a service (e.g. Facebook) and login you won't
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by riquito 8y ago
Fairness in statistic is not not a subjective concept, it's a property of an algorithm.
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by riquito 8y ago
Congratulations on the release. In "Coming Soon", do the lines with strikethrough mean that the feature has been implemented or removed from the plans?
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by riquito 8y ago
Well, it is - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strong_and_weak_typing - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11328920/is-python-stron...
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by riquito 8y ago
> You know, until someone opportunistically sues you using a legal firm that costs the plaintiff nothing, and then you're out the cost of getting a lawyer and trying to defend This has always been true, nothing has changed
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by riquito 9y ago
I was working on the same exact thing in the latest days. In my opinion the transition stroke-dashoffset is too performance hungry to be really usable. I ended up throwing away my svg implementation to redo it in canvas. If you're goin
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by riquito 9y ago
And you couldn't use target="_blank" in anchors...
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by riquito 9y ago
I think that widespread use of this would bring to an opposite "tweetkeep" or enhancements to Wayback Machine
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by riquito 9y ago
Will the day come when we're able to set the dns on smartphones too?
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by riquito 9y ago
Thank you for your time, it was really useful!
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by riquito 9y ago
> Ah, it sounds like you're using traits as types directly, which is very much discouraged by Rust (especially in conjunction with taking references to those traits). What the language really prefers for you to do is to use traits a
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by riquito 9y ago
Is a feature of the exceptions to let you handle exceptional cases far away from the caller, up in the stack. You should keep a distinction between exceptions that means "error" and exceptions that means "some kind of event h
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by riquito 9y ago
You would notice that there's something under the blanket, moving toward your head.
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by riquito 9y ago
That's interesting, do you have an example or an article about how it would not be subsceptible to replay attacks?
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by riquito 9y ago
It's necessary because otherwise the encrypted credentials could be copied and used to access the service.
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by riquito 9y ago
Why a consumer should be left in the dark while malicious attackers may discover (or have discovered) the same hack? The consumer should know right away that the system is not secure and take action (like not using it any more until a patch

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