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by roblabla 10y ago
but if TOTP is sync'd on with your google account, and you reinstall your phone... How do you do the first android login after reinstall, when you lost the TOTP ? Chicken and egg problem inbound ^^.
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by roblabla 10y ago
Off-Topic: What's the shell/config you're using in the README gif ? It looks damn cool.
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by roblabla 10y ago
The point is, it's also outside the reach of the public internet, so you can't get "proper" HTTPS anyway (unless you get a custom root CA). I fail to see the danger added in making this ip "Secure". Suddenly, a
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by roblabla 10y ago
Oh really ? I didn't know that, that's cool. Is that a cross-browser, "standard" thing ?
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by roblabla 10y ago
What on earth is this comment even about. First of all, HTTP/2 has a lot of advantage over HTTP/1.1, like server push. Saying it doesn't provide the benefits it claimed is wrong. It uses a single TCP connection, which for web
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by roblabla 10y ago
There's a good point in GP's post though. The thing is, one day quantum computers WILL BE available to the NSA or whatever. And they also have the means to record all encrypted transmissions (and they probably do). So one day, the
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by roblabla 10y ago
I agree. There's actually already something in development called Virtuix Omni[0] that does what you think. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtuix_Omni
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by roblabla 10y ago
If you're using the nouveau drivers, everything's fine, but you don't get hardware acceleration. That means no games, but mostly tearing-free rendering, and no artifacts. The nvidia proprietary drivers is probably what's
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by roblabla 10y ago
It's not a security problem really. That's just a side issue. The problem is, today, if I want to watch a movie, play a game, do anything that requires using some slightly advanced GPU stuff, I'll get tearing, artifacts, or d
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by roblabla 10y ago
encryption in matrix is still very much Work-in-Progress[0]. It will use olm for encryption, which is AFAIK, just an axololt implementation (the protocol behind Open Whisper System). There's no concept of finding "peers" in
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by roblabla 10y ago
The problem is, many adblockers also have a feature to disable certain DOM nodes inside websites, to avoid embedded ads or remove anti-adblockers. So you'd also need an API to filter out certain selectors... And the list of specialized
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by roblabla 10y ago
But it does. OVH wants to be able to brand stuff as Ubuntu. Ubuntu is unhappy about brand damage and having to deal with ovh's bug. If ovh throws money at canonical, they can hire people to deal with that. It might not make much sense
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by roblabla 10y ago
The thing is, they are competing for package maintainers and users. A Nix package can't be natively used by Guix, and vice-versa, so a package have to be written for both.
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by roblabla 10y ago
Your complaints have been heard, and there are a lot of efforts to address them :) There's currently an effort to make the command line utilities easier to use[0]. There's also an effort to bring PackageKit to NixOS, which should
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by roblabla 10y ago
Most of the "standard" packages are already in it, and those that aren't are fairly easy to add in. I created and maintain the Matrix.org Synapse package, for instance, and it was a breeze to package myself, even without any
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by roblabla 10y ago
Probably not, because that'd be a breach of contract (assuming you're contractually obligated to show up). But being good at what you've been hired to do is usually not a contractual obligation.
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by roblabla 10y ago
I also love the systemd init system and unit system. What most people complain about isn't that. It's all the rest. Systemd is a huge, huge thing that tries to do everything. Here, people are complaining that systemd replaces the
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by roblabla 10y ago
Did you really chose your nationality ? I get the idea that to live, you will probably need the assistance of your government at one point or another. And that the government needs money. So taxes. But saying it was something you could chos
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by roblabla 10y ago
And yet MSIE still ruled the earth as a major pain in the foot in 2010, with a whooping 40% marketshare[0] (All versions of ie). It's only when chrome started doing very aggressive advertising that people started to switch. MSIE worke
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by roblabla 10y ago
There are two key differences : - There was no real alternative to the web. - More importantly, ie6 worked for the end-user. It only sucked for the developers.
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by roblabla 10y ago
My personal reason : Because it makes aligning stuff harder than it should be. I often have conditions that span multiple lines, and if they aren't aligned, it makes everything harder to read. By using spaces, I make sure the alignment
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by roblabla 10y ago
But your average user doesn't care about the distinction. If their XMPP-branded client is battery hungry, they're not going to look for another client. They're going to think xmpp is battery hungry and move on. That's wh
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by roblabla 10y ago
That's not incompatible with having sane defaults though...
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by roblabla 10y ago
Sure, but it should be possible to only keep the data on your phone, and not let it leak all the way to the pebble cloud. It's a bit of a strange decision to force people to use their cloud :|.
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by roblabla 10y ago
http://saymygame.com/zelda-voxel-3d-print/ seems like the answer is yes :)
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by roblabla 10y ago
Usually, a feature branch is a branch from which only a single person works from. So other git clients aren't part of the equation, there is only you. As such, rewriting history/git push --force is allowed there.
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by roblabla 10y ago
It looks like it uses whatever native implementation of EGL there is behindt he scenes. So it should be hardware accelerated if there is a GPU on your server. As for whether you can stream the output, looks like you can with `gl.readPixels`
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by roblabla 10y ago
You'll notice (from reading the youtube description) it's using the VirtualBox Direct3D driver (which was written with windows as a target, not reactos). Support for windows driver is one of the goals of the OS IIRC.
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by roblabla 10y ago
Most path arrays are :-concatenated on unixes (RPATH, LD_PRELOAD, etc...), so the convention holds for the majority case. There might be a way to specify the serialization of your array somewhere, but I can't find it in the doc.
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by roblabla 10y ago
It will see a string delimited with ':'. The point is that while inside xonsh, your variable is typed, and then xonsh hands the env in the expected way to the subprocesses.

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