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supergreg
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9y ago
Would a subdomain, support@mail.example.com, avoid getting your domain blocked while looking more official?
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> The biggest thing that happened in the JavaScript universe in the past years is the finalization and adoption of ECMAScript 6 (or ES2015) I don't know if it's meant as a joke, but isn't it usually known as ES6 or ECMAScr
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Sans-serif seems easier to read on a screen when the font-size is small. Maybe that's just me though.
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While visiting a newspaper for a project, I heard them talk about how it is better to use a sans-serif font for the body and a serif for the heading because it is easier to read. I think that's more true for printed stuff than on the s
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I think there's more keeping things in check here than at ./ when group #2 joined.
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I thought he was going for something along those lines, then somebody got through to him and so he ended it up with something nonsensical, hence the delay.
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Invisible markup doesn't look like a good idea.
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I just rotated my phone.
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I might disapprove of what they say but will fight to death for their right to say it.
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How do they know the account was from an actual terrorist or from a Viagra salesbot if it never made a post?
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How would you know if they did know and chose not to do anything to avoid showing they did know?
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How DNS works is a favorite of mine: https://howdns.works/
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I remember reading an article talking about how all the tentacle porn in Japanese hentai exists because USA banned the depiction of genitalia in the media after WWII, so they had to become creative about it.
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9y ago
The tree structure seems very similar. It would be nice if torrent clients could interact with ipfs or gain ipfs capabilities. Think torrents that update themselves when the files change (thanks to ipns).
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9y ago
Dead butterflies
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> update the client to the "winner" side of the fork But will the bitcoin client (from bitcoin.org) update to the winning rules or will I need to download it from somewhere else depending on who the winner is?
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9y ago
I've seen people recommend shorter names for MongoDB keys for faster querying.
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The easiest route for installations would be to offer a docker image and docker-compose file to set up the multiple services.
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And then there's a community discussing the work and it's motivations. Maybe people is driven more by curiosity than money.
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Probably people trying to come up with different answers for the points.
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So what's the conclusion?
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Actually the opposite. They can't work in the project of they've seen the actual MS code even if they write their own code.
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Yahoo Pipes was brilliant. I never saw it as programming but as an advanced feed configuration.
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I've been partial to IPFS since I first learn of it but I know there's a few competitors in this space. Is there anywhere with some comparisons of the technology and maybe popularity (since the more people, the more robust the net
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This is the problem Meteor had. They had this complex allow/deny configuration to see if the client has permission to run a query but it was impossible to get around all the edge cases. They started recommending not using it and instea
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What do you do after you catch them? Is there any place to report them, maybe depending on which country they are based, or you simply stop doing business with them?
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For marketing? Wasn't the whole book made in paint? The marketing part is talking about the tool used. Not much different from programmers saying their software was done in X language for marketing.
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Pirates don't install security patches.
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Ransomware authors could come up with better flags than registering a domain since anyone can do it. Why not do something like creating an ipns address in ipfs and check if it contains something? Nobody but them would be able to put content
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9y ago
You moonwalk away
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