ryukafalz

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by ryukafalz 11y ago
>Old websites will simply vanish, even ones that are otherwise maintained on the current web. Not really. Today, a website needs to be maintained by the original host or it goes away. If IPFS were used, the same site would need to be hos
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by ryukafalz 11y ago
Did you have a clue as to where in swap the data was stored? Looking through a swap partition in a hex editor sounds mind-numbing.
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by ryukafalz 11y ago
Mid-2012 MBP here, haven't had any significant problems with Hangouts. (Aside from it being generally pretty terrible if your network connection isn't rock solid.)
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by ryukafalz 11y ago
Ah, okay, you were referring to identity in the technical sense rather than the social sense. I agree that increased adoption of OpenID or Persona would be great. Persona holds the most promise in my opinion, since it's similar enough
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by ryukafalz 11y ago
Diaspora. Friendica. Pump.io. If you're more technically inclined, you can self-host one of many: https://indiewebcamp.com/projects There isn't just one alternative, and I don't think there really should be -
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by ryukafalz 11y ago
I'm in the US and I've never heard of 2015-04-03 being interpreted as March 4. I just see the standard interpretation as logical, since it's coarse (year) to fine (day).
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by ryukafalz 11y ago
Chrome/ium apparently has had built-in support for a while: https://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/user-sc...
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by ryukafalz 11y ago
The moment you hook into those systems, you're segmenting your userbase. If you rely on iMessage for transport, you can only talk to Apple users. The situation is similar with Hangouts and WhatsApp - while you're not limited to on
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by ryukafalz 11y ago
The fact that it's meant to be run in a browser is somewhat concerning. HTTPS is... okay... but for a GPG replacement I wouldn't really want to be dependent on the CA system or a remote server.
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by ryukafalz 11y ago
I'd imagine the lack of rhyme is likely due to the fact that English pronunciation is ambiguous. Given only the text, it would have no way of picking up the fact that, say, "here" and "beer" rhyme, while "there
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by ryukafalz 11y ago
The original article is from over a year ago. It wasn't in response to anything in particular, but it doesn't have to be. If you see something potentially vulnerable, you don't have to wait until it's been exploited to r
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by ryukafalz 12y ago
"Homeless" means just that: without a home. Any additional meaning is just part of the mental model you've constructed over time, which isn't necessarily a full representation of reality. You could add a qualifier to it.
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by ryukafalz 12y ago
I would have to agree with you on that one - TextSecure seems like a great option, with the exception of its reliance on mobile numbers. This is mostly because they're centrally controlled, and at no point do you actually "own&quo
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by ryukafalz 12y ago
I'm assuming he's referring to Hexayurts: http://hexayurt.com/
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by ryukafalz 12y ago
I disagree regarding the "tablet" point - while the major DEs take some UI inspiration from tablets, in general they're still very much desktop-oriented. People often complain about Unity for being "too much like a table
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by ryukafalz 12y ago
#2 is a separate sensation called frisson: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frisson
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by ryukafalz 12y ago
Not an Apple user, but from my understanding, it was placed in your media library, where you could then stream it. Actually downloading it to the device required extra steps.
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by ryukafalz 12y ago
It could also be useful in developing nations where access to food isn't as prevalent as it is in first-world countries. Pleasurable or not, Soylent does offer huge value in these situations simply in that it's a way to not die .
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by ryukafalz 12y ago
Yeah, that was my point with basic income. With something like that, people without jobs wouldn't need to be homeless - the idea would be to give them enough to get by. You're right, automation will tend to put people out of work.
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by ryukafalz 12y ago
Reading things like this makes me kind of sad, because I feel like it really shouldn't be this way. Hopefully, with the advent of more sophisticated automation, many of our more tedious jobs won't need humans to do them. I tend to
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by ryukafalz 13y ago
Wave was never federated. They announced plans to federate, and released a (severely limited) version of Wave as open source, but they never federated the reference implementation at wave.google.com. The open source code doesn't include on
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by ryukafalz 14y ago
You're right, that is the right thing to do. However, MS also mandates that secure boot be enabled with no option to disable it on certified Windows RT devices. That's essentially all future ARM-based Windows devices, not just Surface RT,
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by ryukafalz 15y ago
Could you link us? If they're opening up the technology behind it, it really will be amazing. I have to wonder if it's based on Muji or if it was built from scratch. EDIT: Never mind, found it in the article. http://juberti.blogspot.com/