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by sanbor 10y ago
Thank you for the info! I imagined that there must be some technical issue as having hashes for content would make caching so easy. Anyway, at least using that hash for the same domain would save some requests, as browsers do requests to th
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by sanbor 10y ago
There is a thing in HTML5 called Subresource Integrity ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subres... ). It looks like this: <script src="https://example.com/e
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by sanbor 10y ago
Steve entered the hospital room and was relieved to see that Bill had regained consciousness. "Is everything OK?", Steve asked. "We were pretty worried about you." Bill turned his head and looked at Steve. He managed a p
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by sanbor 10y ago
They mention that situation in the proposal doc http://files.righto.com/files/half-star-unicode.pdf Search for the title "Why just half? What about quarters or 13%?".
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by sanbor 10y ago
$('<input type="email">')
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by sanbor 10y ago
That sounds like a good idea. You could use a private key to unlock your password manager. But the problems of both using 2FA and a private key is that they both rely in something that only you have. If someone figures out how to steal your
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by sanbor 10y ago
I was thinking a way to avoid typing passwords in your keyboard. So I just wrote this proof of concept of password input by doing hovering over the letters that you want to enter as password. Every time the page loads and every 2 seconds th
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by sanbor 10y ago
Source? According to this Rust is faster than Java http://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u32/performance.php?... Here you can see that it wins in almost every benchmark compared to Java http://benchmarksga
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by sanbor 10y ago
Put the content AND the link, instead of just the link. This way, if the link changes the info will stay in SO.
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by sanbor 10y ago
Is it there any way to download the assets of the website too? Right now the html has urls pointing to archive.org.
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by sanbor 10y ago
It is true that sometimes they require warrants. Also, Dropbox probably just wants access to my data to change my password in case I forget it. But technology can help me to avoid trusting them by encrypting everything in my end. Both the g
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by sanbor 10y ago
I live in Argentina.
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by sanbor 10y ago
I disagree with your way of reading the numbers. United states has 38 "Total Fatal Rampage Shooting Incidents (2009-2013)". All other countries has 0, 1 or 2 incidents. How can dividing the victims per capita can help you understa
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by sanbor 10y ago
I'm thankful to Mozilla to produce multi-platform software libre, but I also have some comments about their current priorities. I think Firefox should try to gain users again with a good browser that it's fast and has great featur
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by sanbor 11y ago
Thank you for enumerating those downsides. Clearly I'd avoid statically linked software if I would have the option to use `apt-get install` to get that software. But in the situation that a new version of the software is released, and
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by sanbor 11y ago
> New versions of software also fix old stability and security bugs. Sometimes new versions of software fix bugs, sometimes they improve stability, sometimes they introduce new bugs, sometimes they decrease the performance, sometimes the
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by sanbor 11y ago
I wouldn't move from a package system to an "everything has to be statically compiled" system. But it would be a nice option to have when most of the software in your distro it's ok but you want to run some app without u
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by sanbor 11y ago
Maybe distros like Debian are more stability/security oriented than feature oriented. New version of software often contain new features that it may introduce new bugs. Debian guarantees that when you install their distro things are go
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by sanbor 11y ago
Here in Argentina it's common to find people that works dealing with customers or in the street that are very rude and kind of sociopaths. For what I have read in threads like this one, software developers that have to deal with many u
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by sanbor 11y ago
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not for four more years Technologies: JS/CSS3/HTML5, Node, Python, Java, PHP Résumé/CV: http://www.borrazas.org/cv Email: santiago@borrazas.o
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by sanbor 11y ago
"Obviousness comes from conforming to people’s existing mental models.". It's currently pretty common to scroll webpages with big images in the middle.
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by sanbor 11y ago
Actually I learn trumpet for like a year and I got demotivated in part because with my teacher we were only doing exercises and learning music theory, but almost never playing a piece of music. I was able to play many notes and scales with
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by sanbor 11y ago
Extracted from http://libregraphicsworld.org/blog/entry/darktable-2-0-relea... : > The port to Gtk+3 widget set is yet another major change that you might or might not care about much. It's mostly to bring
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by sanbor 11y ago
Apparently was an [Obama's initiative]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_to_file_and_first_to_inv... ). Let's hope this decision helps to remove software patents.
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by sanbor 11y ago
Can you patent something invented before by someone else?
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by sanbor 11y ago
Here in Argentina if you piss off somebody probably you will be found dead in a suspicious way. One of the most recent cases is the federal prosecutor Alberto Nisman[0], who accused the president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, among other
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by sanbor 11y ago
That reminds me to the name "KIDSEXCHANGE". [Picture of the store]( http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/blog/blog-images/kidsexcha... ).
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by sanbor 11y ago
Tried the Spanish word "pajero" (usually translated to "wanker" or "tosser"). Mitsubishi named a car "Pajero" and they had to change the name to "Montero" in Spanish speaking countries. Anot
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I know they check more frequently news websites. Maybe in this case they just used RSS.
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Another problem with Java applets was that they were slow as hell for that time.

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