riquito

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by riquito 12y ago
The immutable Symbol is interesting, I wonder if React and such would benefit from it (using polyfills for the browsers that do not support it yet)
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by riquito 12y ago
> instead of 1 year [of warranty] in France Didn't you mean 2 years? In the whole Europe you get at least 2 years of warranty Cit. EU directive 1999/44/EC "A two-year guarantee applies for the sale of all consumer go
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by riquito 12y ago
Use a sensible default for "score". Using "any" there is so much noise that it's discouraging. The bottom page is somehow broken in the latest Firefox, the paragraph exits from the gray box. I don't want to reg
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by riquito 12y ago
Can you activate the web interface without having an android/iPhone smartphone? "Download Inbox on your phone to activate your account before using Inbox on the web."
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by riquito 12y ago
Other languages compilers/interpreters may be compiled in asm.js and let us program in something different than Javascript (e.g. https://github.com/replit/empythoned ). Is this realistic?
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by riquito 12y ago
For short lived things like these you can store the info you need in a memory based storage.
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by riquito 12y ago
I can confirm that an i5-4200U (decent < 1000$ notebook) goes from 2-4% lowest proc frequency to 14% max proc frequency (and the fan starts). Using Firefox. It is clearly noticeable. Of course YMMV
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by riquito 12y ago
cvs, svn, bazaar use "branch". 'Bookmark' is way more awkward to me.
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by riquito 12y ago
Thanks for the link, I was expecting a CHANGELOG file in the project.
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by riquito 12y ago
> TIL Hackernews has a searchbar It does, it's at bottom of each page
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by riquito 12y ago
> I always grin when I read the change log in the release notes of any window manager project. It begins by complaining that all other window managers are bloated, and that this one will be small and efficient, [...] and soon the project
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by riquito 12y ago
<too lazy to read the code right now, sorry> why the rows (tr) of the first table are replaced instead of changing their content (I thought that was the strong point of react)? (attributes added to tr tags disappear when you click nex
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by riquito 12y ago
I'm curious, do you think that we should use secure communication only when needed and use plain http (or whatever) otherwise? Am I misunderstanding your point?
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by riquito 12y ago
> it's not as if "rf -rf foo" and "rm -rf foo/" can ever mean two different things That's true, but the original code was akin "rm -rf foo/*" and that's different, since it removes t
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by riquito 12y ago
From the conclusion: > If I was to make this again, I would do a few things differently. First I’d probably add a slightly larger screen like this one from Tindie [ https://www.tindie.com/products/hwlevel/40-ips-
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by riquito 12y ago
I think that since these programs are all about security, they do have some obligation to distribute securely their binaries, more than a torchlight app. For example I'd be more at ease if the binary distributed by Telegram had the sam
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by riquito 12y ago
> if you install the apk yourself [...] you know exactly what you are running No, you don't. You know what you're running only if you compiled the sources or if you can compare the binary signature with the build of someone you
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by riquito 12y ago
The results would have been very interesting if they switched from PHP 5.6, but switching from 5.3 to HHVM is impossible to know how much of the improvements are due to the newer PHP and how much to HHVM. Nevertheless, Wikimedia must be rea
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by riquito 12y ago
> I learned a valuable lesson here though. Don’t trust .gitignores and gems like Firago for keeping your data safe. Open source is awesome, but if you are dealing with anything that can be scaled up to thousands of dollars per hour – at
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by riquito 12y ago
>> * Can consumers and producers look into the queue, or is it totally opaque? > Not sure what this means..sorry.. I'm definitely an amateur on this topic, but I suppose he talks about privacy issues. If you're delivering
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by riquito 12y ago
> Would you find it ironic that someone selling combination locks for gym lockers wants a better lock on their storefront? More like he wants to add additional security measures because the lock isn't secure enough. I wouldn't
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by riquito 12y ago
Spam companies knows it but don't really care I suppose, it's not their problem. Your problem is that if you forget the password you must remember if and how you personalized the e-mail address to reset it.
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by riquito 12y ago
> Many people are leaving Linux because of systemd Do you have any number to justify this statement? I also note that all the tools you mentioned are of interest mostly in a server context (of course if you manage servers you will happil
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by riquito 12y ago
> MS didn't crush people - it crushed companies. There's a big difference. Companies run by robots, I suppose.
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by riquito 12y ago
The "ev" tag next to the DOM elements with events seems really useful https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Page_Inspecto...
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by riquito 12y ago
A bug you may want to fix: double click on "Try it out!" send the request twice and show twice the errors
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by riquito 12y ago
> If I write 1 pint do I mean an imperial pint, a US liquid pint, or a US dry pint? Since you are writing it you must know it and you can choose the correct tag or attribute for your html
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by riquito 12y ago
Each and every government on the planet would ask that their public key is inserted on each device/server. Even if you naively trust your present and future government, do you trust all the others?
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by riquito 12y ago
As an european I'd like to know which are the best product (until you open your business) :-P
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by riquito 12y ago
Ok, now I wonder: couldn't you harass people using this technology by jamming the DSPS signal until they give up on it and choose something else? I bet that these hard drives are costly enough so that it becomes a problem fast.

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