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901.
by rplnt 10y ago
> Docker documentation recently moved > the reason why Docker blog took too much time to build Not the blog, but documentation. And it takes so much time because it's just so huge. Just by itself it would be pretty big, but consi
902.
Avast Closes Acquisition of AVG Technologies(press.avast.com)
3 points by rplnt 10y ago|0 comments
903.
by rplnt 10y ago
Source HTML even, so whatever javascript changed is not there. But for fun and laughs I saved js-generated source of a pretty big web page, opened it, and then pressed CTRL-U. It took 50 seconds to generate and render the source view. No wo
904.
by rplnt 10y ago
But the idea to generate that huge HTML by javascript to display source is weird. Especially when it takes half a minute for a big web page.
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by rplnt 10y ago
You can hardly see source in Chrome without the dev tools. The Ctrl+U "functionality" just generates huge HTML document (a table filled with spans to highlight syntax) and it is very slow on large websites (both generating it and
906.
by rplnt 10y ago
All I get is 403.
907.
by rplnt 10y ago
I can only imagine how corrupt would be the process of selecting contents for the box if they were to implement it in Slovakia. That's a lot of stuff - a lot of opportunities to steal something from taxpayers.
908.
by rplnt 10y ago
For anyone interested, going off from other news, this is it I think: https://i.imgur.com/GwtHkmf.gifv
909.
by rplnt 10y ago
It might have that option, but it is not available anymore (or I can't find it). This was different from the stock Camera app. If it replaced the stock app, then it's not available for devices that use different Camera app (namely
910.
by rplnt 10y ago
Slightly off-topic, but this reminds me of Google Camera with the Lens Blur (IIRC) feature. I can't find it on the play store now, was it discontinued? I wouldn't be surprised given it's Google, but why don't just leave
911.
by rplnt 10y ago
I like them as well, but for a different reason - I have a way to find what email I used for particular website, if I used it, etc. Doesn't have to be the clicky linky mail, just a confirmation mail will do. But if you include plain te
912.
by rplnt 10y ago
Public vulnerabilities. It's not like 49 doesn't/won't have any.
913.
by rplnt 10y ago
I do most of my text manipulation in sublime text using replace. I like the interactivity of it compared to sed/awk, and the easy undo is helpful as well (try, back, edit, try, back, ..).
914.
by rplnt 10y ago
Yeah, it's common, I guess open would be a better word than free.
915.
by rplnt 10y ago
I think there's EU-wide push for not allowing free public wifi. Heard about it in at least two other countries. Not sure if any law was passed though.
916.
by rplnt 10y ago
Offtopic: I really loved their variable coloring when I used to work with it. Basically there's a hashing function that maps the variable name to a certain set of colors. It helps to quickly notice what variable is used where. Is there
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by rplnt 10y ago
Javscript (I assume you mean) just one star? Then why 90% of the projects on the frontpage are js-based?
918.
by rplnt 10y ago
The record for 100 m on foot and 200 m on bike (on track) are roughly the same, just under 10 seconds. The latter is with flying start though. As for the 10s from standing still, it shouldn't be that hard. I think I could do it, and wh
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by rplnt 10y ago
That would be dangerous in events that use laps.
920.
by rplnt 10y ago
Sure, but I also don't trust them to not harvest data from calls by side-channels for advertising purposes.
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by rplnt 10y ago
Ah, good to know. I only had T42 from the ThinkPad line, still IBM.
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by rplnt 10y ago
I've never had any other notebook as a "business" one. I only bough used ones, as they are pretty expensive new, but sometimes you get one still in warranty. And that's the best thing there is about business laptops. You
923.
by rplnt 10y ago
Interesting AMA, even for those who don't know much about the bike brands is from Crank Brothers. It's a big name in MTB scene, and from what I can tell the company made some really bad products, went to shit, got sold and is now
924.
by rplnt 10y ago
> Everyone sells worldwide now. Yeah.. no. Not even close.
925.
by rplnt 10y ago
A friend of mine is a big advocate of space habitats. Apparently they are far superior to Mars as a place where we could expand in foreseeable future. Maybe someone knowledgeable could chime in?
926.
by rplnt 10y ago
The reviews on goodreads[1] are hilarious. Ordered it right away, though I mostly don't read books that I order, so... 1. http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4894.Who_Moved_My_Cheese_
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by rplnt 10y ago
Just few years back torrentz was still serving magnet links (just the hash, without trackers embedded), so you didn't even have to visit the torrent sites. Is even that illegal? Publishing hashes of copyrighted material?
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by rplnt 10y ago
You could use links, version in names, ... You'd just have problem to take out one submodule I guess, but I doubt that's a use case anywhere.
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by rplnt 10y ago
This sucks so hard. It's also quite easy to hit path length limits for certain operations (on windows) when you have this mess there.
930.
by rplnt 10y ago
I once read a blog about a guy that was hitchhiking in China and ended up in a city that he was escorted out from (first being threatened with jail, deleting photos, etc). He couldn't find it on a map either (but he just knew the main

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