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by slartibardfast0 8y ago
I've got a lot of use out of this fork: https://github.com/debauchee/barrier SSL & other important features
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by slartibardfast0 9y ago
completely agree, I've a rather common name with a corresponding gmail, it's absolutely shocking how little validation major Airlines do around emails!
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by slartibardfast0 9y ago
cheers, sadly I won't be exploring JS lib wrapper approach. we're already deep down the EMSCRIPTEN_BINDINGS() rabbit-hole :) originally, the fixed size heap (/w optimisations) meant unbound use from a JS lib was too hard to r
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by slartibardfast0 9y ago
MIT license makes this great for WebAssembly! Looking forward to benchmarking this in a wasm context.
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by slartibardfast0 9y ago
Why do this? It's not like Ursula K. Le Guin's work was directly focused on allegory. Feeling absent from two systems was a major point of The Dispossessed, not the content of either systems.
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by slartibardfast0 9y ago
mixed
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by slartibardfast0 9y ago
The license lists several commercial only files. Pretty curious approach to open source. If I were cynical I'd dare say it's marketing...
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by slartibardfast0 9y ago
Source 1.9 has a fairly different autoupdate mechanism, I reckon they'll push out a reinstall message or similar . FWIW, the beta version did manage to update to final 2.0
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by slartibardfast0 11y ago
I wish Microsoft would crackdown hard on this, perhaps by make non-trusted root certs an Enterprise/Pro feature guarded by a group policy entry. I can't understand Google's reasoning in disabling Cert pinning for non-enterpri