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by runn1ng 7y ago
Yeah, lots of programs do that. The problem is (1) what kind of things the daemon did, (2) how they reacted to the disclosure with PR bullshit
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Well, I always ignore the more grandiose claims - since there is currently no alternative for GPG, and installing Electron apps for Signal or Wire (which then use a single centralized server) really isn’t a viable GPG alternative But even i
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by runn1ng 7y ago
He replied to me on twitter, it’s not supposed to be a satire https://twitter.com/aearnus/status/1147960078680485889?s=21
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by runn1ng 7y ago
It will never get a new major version number though. ... if they don’t decide to just name perl 5.100 “perl 7” instead
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Add (2009) to this article. https://locklessinc.com/articles/
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by runn1ng 7y ago
isn’t it mainly because of Foxconn which is slightly pro-PRC nowadays? but I don’t know the data, just assuming, honestly (Foxconn has large factories in Czech and is Czech’s 2nd biggest exporter, after Skoda cars owned by german Volkswagen
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Blog Deploy Yak Shave(gist.github.com)
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by runn1ng 7y ago
“Linux Desktop is DOA?” (December 30, 1998) Well not that much changed. (The submission comment talks how 1999 will be the year of the Linux desktop.)
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by runn1ng 7y ago
More money that way
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by runn1ng 7y ago
I guess they got a few C&D letters and decided it’s not worth the effort.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
I find it funny how this article casts Steam as something easy to do , as if its success has been random and just first mover advantage. Making Steam and making it work is hard. Steam does not have the advantage of a platform monopoly like
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Try to move passwords from Chrome to Firefox on Mac. The easiest solution is to install Windows in VirtualBox and do it there, with Firefox Sync on.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Well I was thinking, what smart algorithm are they using to detect that? Some ML? It turns out it’s just a third party domain ban list.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
US should make policies that are good for its citizens, its factories and its companies, not Singapore. Singapore can survive as a country with mostly trade, IP, high tech, low taxes, services. Singapore doesn’t even have power plants, all
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by runn1ng 7y ago
> Page response time is not limited by your connection speed. Pardon my skepticism, but this sounds like bullshit. Based on the docs, the pages are downloaded from bittorrent-like network. So not only your connection speed limits you, bu
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Shameless corporate plug: I am a Grab engineer, we are hiring like crazy right now. We hire engineers in USA (Bellevue WA and Seattle), China (Beijing), Singapore, Vietnam (HCM City), Indonesia (Jakarta), India (Bangalore) and I probably fo
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Frankly reddit is the website that has the worst AMP implementation by far. In contrast, say, Urban Dictionary is undistinguishable from the real thing.
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Well, he is campaigning on KMT ticket. KMT is pro-unification. (Funny considering KMT history, but that's how things played out.)
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by runn1ng 7y ago
Microsoft claims it was just 3 months. Otherwise, on point.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Breaking Bad is not even all that accurate. It's a fun series, but mostly just entertainment
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by runn1ng 8y ago
I have A1 (Android One phone), if there is malware, they hide it well. There is no obvious MIUI stuff The thing about their Android One offering is that they don't bring their A game hardware-wise, they don't really advertise them
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by runn1ng 8y ago
I don't work at SatoshiLabs anymore, partly because I have realized most of crypto is a scam. I think I don't have it written anywhere anymore.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Yeah those evil ads that follow you around on the internet and slow your browser down. Lucky that we got rid of those.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
I am sad that the biggest donation to Debian is... a DNS-but-on-blockchain, in Javascript. (And with their own coin, of course.)
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by runn1ng 8y ago
allegedly
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by runn1ng 8y ago
It does exist in developing nations, where street names change very quickly and are not very reliable (and the rusty government can't keep up with the quick development). First hand experience, Vietnam - I currently live in a street th
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Mobile phones.
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Huh, you are right. Those scummy links at Washington Post are all Outbrain. I was mistaken then (because they use BOTH Google and Outbrain)
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by runn1ng 8y ago
Yeah, many supposedly legit websites (even large media companies) run these very scammy "man from YOUR LOCATION got rich in 20 days!" "one weird trick to get younger" ads that ultimately lead to some scam But if you ask
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by runn1ng 8y ago
It didn't use to be better? In TV, breaking movies by ads is a long-established practice (as is product placement); advertisements defined genres as "soap operas" long before internet was a thing; newspapers and magazines wer

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