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by shdon 11y ago
CloudFlare does that. You could run a self-signed certificate on your server, relying on the wildcard certificate CloudFlare generated to do its proxying of your domain.
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by shdon 11y ago
He's pretty much said so: We still live in a world where all people are not treated equally. Too many people do not feel free to practice their religion or express their opinion or love who they choose. A world in which that informati
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by shdon 11y ago
It doesn't have to mean any of that. As long as the 10 mistakes limit is enforced in software or in a separate chip that can be replaced without replacing the actual encryption key, it can be bypassed. Then it is a simple matter of sim
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by shdon 11y ago
That looks awesome. I backed it.
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by shdon 11y ago
While I agree that jQuery is often overused and not needed for basic DOM manipulation, what this document succeeds at most is reminding me just how useful the library actually is. [].slice.call(document.querySelectorAll(selector) || [
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by shdon 11y ago
It says only "coming soon on OS X". Does that mean it is an OS X desktop app only? (I currently use Mailbox on Android, and am very interested in finding a replacement, but could only care less about OS X if paid to do so).
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by shdon 11y ago
How do you introduce yourself? I find it difficult to find a replacement for: - I'm Steven - Hi, my name is Steven - I'm named|called Steven The only thing I could come up with "Hi, Steven, nice to meet you" sounds rathe
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by shdon 11y ago
Cool way of doing this. Firefox (41 / Windows 10) seems to cut the sounds short a little, which makes the end result sound as little more than a tick. Had to switch to Chrome to hear it properly.
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by shdon 11y ago
"delete the app and reinstall it to reclaim the space"? Now that seems like the real "bad user experience"
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by shdon 11y ago
According to the author, it is not just a subset and actually produces the same binary files as actual TP would (with the exception of debug info). I can't currently verify that claim, but here's what he says on the downloads page
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by shdon 11y ago
Odd. I had the exact opposite response. To me, the "GOO" spacing seemed uncomfortably narrow and the L seemed disconnected from the G and E.
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by shdon 11y ago
That works reasonably well if you're in an English speaking country. In other countries, not so much. Especially when trying to specify an address.
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by shdon 11y ago
At home (Firefox 40 on Windows 10) I get 2.34s for HTTP/1.1 and 1.26s for HTTP/2.
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by shdon 11y ago
Maybe. But the Akamai demo does show a major improvement for HTTP/2, so I think it is primarily a CDN77 thing. Maybe a bad route.
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by shdon 11y ago
Hm, HTTP/1.1 at 15.5s, HTTP/2 at 23.72s Yeah, I "can see the difference clearly", but I don't think it is the kind of difference they expected or intended. Edit: Firefox 40 on Windows 7 at work. Will try at home as
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“Anonymous Scruggs” claim to be responsible for Ziggo DDoS attack(youtube.com)
2 points by shdon 11y ago|0 comments
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by shdon 11y ago
I'm not sure I agree with that last bit. The rewards for backers are there for a reason. When it comes to software projects -- especially games, you can frequently have access to test and beta versions and get the final product (depend
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by shdon 11y ago
The exaggerated response time example was for a typical usecase. The amount of situations where there is actually 60fps rendering going on and necessary are few and far between. Most browser usage is of fairly static content. Especially in
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by shdon 11y ago
Those 3 months can make a world of difference. I'd like to see it in action before I decide whether it is a good or a bad thing. Also, I'd be very surprised if the numbers in this little test are more than anecdotal. Performance w
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by shdon 11y ago
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Electrolysis/Firefox "Goals There are number of things we believe the e10s project will give us: ... 2. Improved performance, especially on multi-core machines. 3. Better memory core stats
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by shdon 11y ago
What would be the problem with e10s? Sure, it's a big change, but it seems quite desirable imho.
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by shdon 11y ago
Take a look at the platform statistics there. Nearly half of the feedback (46%) comes from Android users. Reading the comments, they seem like the (very uninsightful) reviews you typically see in the Google Play Store where the "unhapp
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The plan for separating control of the Internet from the United States entirely(thenextweb.com)
2 points by shdon 11y ago|0 comments
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by shdon 12y ago
The 16-colour versions were the originals. The 256-colour versions came later... he actually mentions this in the video. The 4-colour version was probably generated programmatically.
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by shdon 12y ago
The non-webkit-transform is missing on the .t::before.
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by shdon 12y ago
Michael Denio. A nice guy who had become disillusioned by the game industry and dropped out entirely. Such a pity. Even years after that, I had a short conversation with him by e-mail and he obviously loved his games and was very friendly a
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by shdon 12y ago
No, he mentioned "Space Quest 3 and others". There, it was the Sierra Creative Interpreter (SCI, the early EGA version of which was called SCI0).
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by shdon 12y ago
Interesting how I'm getting downvoted for stating this. The language does come awfully close to explicitly stating just the thing: "We collect information to provide better services to all of our users – from figuring out basic st
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by shdon 12y ago
They might not be doing it (and probably aren't), but they do have the right.
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by shdon 12y ago
Title here has an extra 9, compared to what's on the site. In either case, how would one back up those percentages anyway?

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