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961.
by sigzero 9y ago
Electron is pushed by JS devs because now they can target another platform with their toolset. The JS crowd is rather large. Sadly, Electron style apps aren't going to go away any time soon.
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by sigzero 9y ago
I would use Xojo for a "successor".
963.
by sigzero 9y ago
I have never even heard of this one. <shrug>
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by sigzero 9y ago
Average Joe wouldn't know it was a battery issue making their phone shutdown. Oh, and batteries ARE replaceable.
965.
by sigzero 9y ago
ALL shows have product placement. Some more blatant than others. You can't get around that.
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by sigzero 9y ago
Just to add...one of the big reasons to do this is that testing that script now becomes much much easier as it is now a "module" and all the testing facilities in Perl can be brought to bear on it.
967.
by sigzero 9y ago
Does this have to be codified in the license though? I don't think so. All parties just agree on the outcome. That's the way it works. A "free pass" shouldn't be in the license proper.
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by sigzero 9y ago
I agree. This is a slide down a bad slope as people will now expect a hand slap the first time (at least).
969.
by sigzero 9y ago
I give them leeway on the 5 days. I guess they could have said something general like "We understand the new payment policies are not what our user base has expected of us. We are formulating an in-depth response and will have it out i
970.
by sigzero 9y ago
If you are on their time and their equipment, they have every right to know what you are doing. End of story.
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by sigzero 9y ago
brew update
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by sigzero 9y ago
If it is clearly documented that should be it. Maybe a blurb on the main page about it would be nice but not necessary.
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by sigzero 9y ago
It is WAY less than 1GB to process.
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by sigzero 9y ago
Calibre is a great piece of software.
975.
by sigzero 9y ago
If a "well-resourced attacker" was targeting you specifically, you're toast. Period.
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by sigzero 9y ago
I believe there was at least one person that had a tattoo but "didn't think people would considerate it serious because he wasn't". I would side on "be cautious" when a life is at stake. If you're serious.
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by sigzero 9y ago
Do you have to use bash to run it? Seems like that should have used sh to get the biggest install base (Groovy does this).
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by sigzero 9y ago
"No but it does grow the economy." At the expense of creating huge amounts of personal debt.
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by sigzero 9y ago
I think it is more realistic.
980.
by sigzero 9y ago
Correct, "of the same kind". The birds didn't become another species say "bird -> bat".
981.
by sigzero 9y ago
"As long as you don't load untrusted code or content..." Because end users are soooo good at that?
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by sigzero 9y ago
I received a lot of help when I was implementing mailman from Mark Shapiro a few years back. I asked what I could do in thanks and he pointed me to his public Amazon wish list. I purchased something off of that for him. I try to make sure I
983.
by sigzero 9y ago
Technically speaking, that is a security vulnerability. So it wouldn't surprise me.
984.
by sigzero 9y ago
Maybe? https://matthias-endler.de/2017/go-vs-rust/
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by sigzero 9y ago
#5 is not a positive thing.
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by sigzero 9y ago
I'd say "wide spread" not "popular".
987.
by sigzero 9y ago
What does "aviation-grade" mean in a software context?
988.
by sigzero 9y ago
That doesn't matter if you CAN'T buy it in the first place.
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by sigzero 9y ago
"Please fix your web site to be more command-line friendly." I can't tell if this is a real thing or a gag.
990.
by sigzero 9y ago
* Government will be able to track you and control the car.

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