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by snorrah 11y ago
Hanging at 'crunching numbers' on iOS Safari currently FYI
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by snorrah 11y ago
I believe it's showing you videos created by someone at the location you click, not showing you videos with content based on where you click.
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by snorrah 11y ago
It's almost guaranteed that whenever something privacy-invading gets uncovered in the US, it shortly is found in the UK too. If I didn't know better, I'd think the UK government have an 'anything you can do, we can do be
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by snorrah 11y ago
Parts 1 and 2 cached links: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://... http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by snorrah 11y ago
Great article by Cory Doctorow. Gets across the reasons why a seemingly innocent government policy can snowball into something awful for the general population whilst failing to achieve its original objective.
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by snorrah 11y ago
The photography that accompanies the article is just beautiful. It's not hard to emphasise with the writer wanting to make the trip, even though she could potentially cripple herself by doing so.
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by snorrah 11y ago
The article says to watch out for 0.1 + 0.2 not exactly equalling 0.3 , so as a complete newbie to JavaScript, how do you work around this ?
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by snorrah 12y ago
Could you elaborate - I genuinely don't know the process involved. When an HTTPS request is processed, does the client first directly contact the host and negotiate the secure session, THEN pass the URI request along?
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by snorrah 12y ago
If the location is passed as part of the url get request, wouldn't it still be visible if the request was through HTTPS? I mean it's in the url, isn't that always going to be public, just not the resulting data returned?
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by snorrah 12y ago
I dunno, this brief Twitter exchange suggests it may well be he last review https://twitter.com/siracusa/status/522889656476917760
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by snorrah 12y ago
This sounds exactly like being "on the bench" at a big IT company - no current project, yet still retained and encouraged to find new work for a while before any mention of redundancy or unemployment rolls around. Edit - ghshephar
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by snorrah 12y ago
I like in the little example animation, hello.txt is uploaded and a url is returned, but then a completely different url is used to get the hello.txt back.
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by snorrah 12y ago
What's with the negative comments about the scrolling? It works fine either drag-mousewheel scrolling, flicking the mouse wheel, dragging the scroll bar on the right, or using a trackpad. The main content, the text, scrolls as normal t
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by snorrah 12y ago
Butts are always funny
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by snorrah 12y ago
Fwiw I had no problems loading the original article URL just now
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by snorrah 12y ago
What
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by snorrah 12y ago
Nope
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by snorrah 12y ago
24" is the perfect size for me. It's a drop-in replacement for a 1080p display, so literally a 'retina' upgrade. Now to wait until all my core windows apps are either 4k native, or scaling compatible.
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by snorrah 12y ago
Interesting timing, since Xenonauts ( http://store.steampowered.com/app/223830/ ) came out of early release today!
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by snorrah 12y ago
Regarding 2): Don't Netflix provide content servers / boxes / network devices that ISP's can put in the ISP's own data centres to help with exactly this issue? https://www.netflix.com/openconnect
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by snorrah 12y ago
I think that's just pointing out her actual occupation, rather than suggesting the story is fictional.
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by snorrah 12y ago
Declining to comment literally doesn't mean anything. They are not saying yes OR no, possibly because as a big company you need to weigh up various effects of making public statements that might seem trivial to the lay-person.
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by snorrah 12y ago
Thanks - this let me reset the look to exactly how I wanted - I still prefer the square tabs personally in particular. While I appreciate the effort spent making a new UI, it's always good to have a way back to a more familiar feel if