roblabla

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1. 721.▲
   by roblabla 9y ago

   Just a nitpick, but you can use JSX in vuejs : https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/render-function.html#JSX
2. 722.▲
   by roblabla 9y ago

   I recently tried out vue.js on a projet as a replacement to d3's selection/data-binding magic. I have to say, I've been impressed. 1. The API surface is fairly small, especially compared to Angular. I could grok how it worked
3. 723.▲
   by roblabla 9y ago

   I'm fairly sure that there's almost no serious kernel developer answering here. Kernel contributions don't go through github PRs but through mailing lists. The "tough crowd" you see here are trolls - not the actual
4. 724.▲
   by roblabla 9y ago

   I mean, I don't know if you've seen Black Mesa (the game), but they've done an incredible job at making an HL1 reboot, with some levels drastically expanded, a lot of things tweaked, and it's amazing how well it works. V
5. 725.▲
   by roblabla 9y ago

   Even dart has substantial investment. Look at flutter, the new cross-platform ui toolkit for dart, and its use in Fuchsia.
6. 726.▲
   by roblabla 9y ago

   There's git-appraise[0] which decentralizes issues and PRs by putting them as objects inside of git. It also features a webui[1] [0] https://github.com/google/git-appraise [1] https://git-appraise-web.a
7. 727.▲
   by roblabla 9y ago

   If you read the indictment then you'd know he's arrested for writing the software as a step to conspiring, not for selling it.
8. 728.▲
   by roblabla 9y ago

   At my current place (team of 5), we set up Zerotier[0] to create a LAN between all of our computers and servers. This lets us directly ssh into each-other's machine, simplifies file sharing to an rsync, etc... I find this works really
9. 729.▲
   by roblabla 9y ago

   You don't have to download an entire torrent to access a single file. Most torrent client can prioritize files so they get downloaded first, or avoid downloading everything in favor of just one or two. That is, unless the torrent is ju
10. 730.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    No, they're talking about the player. But they don't want to save it from doom, but instead to preserve it so all the current code targeting flash can still potentially be used. Think of it like an emulator. It would still be stri
11. 731.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    Dude, people are reverse engineering the nintendo switch OS in an attempt to get homebrew. Those guys already got quite far, and have confirmed multiple times that the OS is not FreeBSD. Just looking at how syscalls are made proves that it
12. 732.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    I don't get why ? It's exactly the same today : you need at least one party to host the data (in this case the archive team). With IPFS however, if more parties wish to host it, it will lighten the load.
13. 733.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    You don't need RFC to get real traction, if clients/servers are written for it. There is already an implementation in Cyrus SASL, and last I heard work was ongoing for a dovecot impl. I'm currently poking around the protocol,
14. 734.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    Yeah, but that's not the point. If I have my friend who wants to host blog1.com, and I want to host blog2.com on the same machine, we can't do it without some coordination. We'd probably need to have an Nginx server using VHo
15. 735.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    I mean, DMARC, ARC and TLS make perfect sense (though I have none setup because DMARC is nuclear, I didn't know about ARC, and TLS is just up for the submission port for me). But signed DNS ? What does that protect against, malicious r
16. 736.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    Thx for the hint, I didn't know about this ! Just added my domain details to it, hopefully it helps a little.
17. 737.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    We have a patch for gitlab in nixos that fixes a lot of our problems. I don't know why we never tried to upstream it, but I guess it's just that nobody bothered. I'll try cleaning it up and upstreaming it when I have some tim
18. 738.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    Urg. The thing is, I run my own personal email server. It's not used for spam ever . It's only personal email to family members, friends, and the odd reach out to support. The volume of email is so small it's ridiculous. I
19. 739.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    I just updated the NixOS gitlab package from 8 to 9[0]. It was a nightmarish experience. There are 5 microservices : - gitlab (the core) - gitlab-sidekiq (a work queue) - gitlab-workhorse (provides the frontend) - gitaly (a git wrapper that
20. 740.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    One of my biggest frustration while running a multi-tenant system running NixOS (Which is great btw, every user can install stuff in their home without sudo) is that HTTP is bound to port 80. And beyond the whole privileged port jazz, there
21. 741.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    No, browsers don't do that. See how WoSign was distrusted[0]. Basically, they still trusted existing certificates, but stopped trusting new certs (both renewed or brand new). Through this, they kept collateral damage to a minimum, whil
22. 742.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    TBF, you can just do let _ : () = /* some expr whose type you don't know */ And compile it. It will quickly fail with a type error, giving you the full type of the expression.
23. 743.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    I think randomizing the UA might actually be worse, since it would allow services to fingerprint you across calls more precisely. The point is to not ever be different from others. Act like the rest of the crowd. By changing your UA every n
24. 744.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    What better ways than cookies is there to track users ? AFAIK, it's the most unique fingerprint you can get of a user. Everything else is probably going to be a lot less precise.
25. 745.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    You might have missed the point. This allows you to share saved webpages accross machines. The save webpage, complete feature saves it to your hard drive, locally. What I want is to be able to save pages from my desktop, and read them from
26. 746.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    I use an adblocker and various other privacy tool (uMatrix user here). I still get one-click checkbox most of the time. I'm logged into my google account.
27. 747.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    I guess it listens on all ports, and sends a random spoiler in plain text when someone connects to said port, before closing the connection. I guess this is supposed to be a joke :)
28. 748.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    So, what, if you find out you have a warrant, you'll immediately destroy any evidence you have ? Why not, y'know, destroy it in the first place, before any warrant is issued ? I don't understand the point you're trying t
29. 749.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    I cannot even begin to understand how this could happen :/. Computers barely existed in 1925, let alone the internet. How could this old quake resurface seemingly randomly now ? Why was the event sent to the media dated 2025 when we&#x
30. 750.▲
    by roblabla 9y ago

    I'm awaiting ES7 :D for the true solution to this problem. It'll eliminate the boilerplate of .then(function() {})` entirely. Less brackets, less ceremony.