tiagoespinha

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by tiagoespinha 6y ago
...and they should take it up with the law. Not play vigilante.
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by tiagoespinha 6y ago
It's not about the person, but the idea.
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by tiagoespinha 9y ago
Your phone connects to WhatsApp's servers. So does your laptop. The bridging is likely done server-side. I assume this is done because WhatsApp is (probably) using end-to-end encryption, so everything must be ran by your phone (which i
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by tiagoespinha 9y ago
> Chat apps are the posterchild of what happens when open standards (irc, jabber, xmpp,...) get replaced with walled gardens. To me it feels like the open standards never really kept up with the times, which in a way paved the way to wal
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by tiagoespinha 9y ago
Is it bad that I lose my patience when the argument derails like this and becomes a sort of pissing contest? Brings me to the verge of replying, only to stop myself with the argument that I know better than to enter pissing contests... Just
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by tiagoespinha 9y ago
And so the Asgard were born. (-- Stargate Sg1 joke).
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by tiagoespinha 9y ago
Normally the argument is the this should be part of your backlog and not spread all over the code where no one (and especially the PO) can keep track of all the TODOs in all the files.
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by tiagoespinha 9y ago
What's your experience with i3 on it? Is it lightweight enough to be usable as an Internet device?
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by tiagoespinha 10y ago
Interesting idea, but to be honest I think it will never take off in a large scale. If you want to write a vague and generic piece of code that can figure out by itself what it is that its outputs ought to be with regards to its inputs, you
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Academic Study - Call to web API client developers
1 points by tiagoespinha 13y ago|0 comments