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by tobltobs 10y ago
Because the YZ250 was a hack of a bike.
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A fast image processing library with low memory needs(jcupitt.github.io)
2 points by tobltobs 10y ago|0 comments
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Have a look at Django Rest Framework for your backend. Also there are lots of other Django apps which might be useful for backend only apps like eg. ratelimiting.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Education, so that they could get one of those jobs which will be moved back to the EU now.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
That is a bit too minimalistic. How often do you ping? What do you do on no response at all or no DNS resolution? Do you send an email when the server is up again? Do you have different IP you ping from? Do you send a message when the serve
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by tobltobs 10y ago
All the news about this seem to be come from this facebook post: https://www.facebook.com/cbyrneiv/posts/10155129935452436 There is some discussion here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topi
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API flaws said to have left Symantec SSL certificates vulnerable to compromise(csoonline.com)
5 points by tobltobs 10y ago|1 comments
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by tobltobs 10y ago
This is a case where the German legislation did surpass US laws in stupidity. In Germany there is the so called Hackerparagraph § 202c which provides for the procurement and distribution of access codes to access protected data, as well as
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Hard to decipher what you mean. Maybe you want to say, that is already the default, but as this is obviously wrong you probably want to say, that Python 3 is kind of default now. Which might be true for new projects, but this doesn't h
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by tobltobs 10y ago
I don't get the logic behind your battletested thought. Generally it might be true that finally python 3 is now the default for new projects but that doesn't mean that there will be a switch to python 3 as default enviroment. Ther
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by tobltobs 10y ago
On a server you are the snowflake with your Python 3 desire. Do you not use venv for applications?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Wouldn't this mess up a lot of current server installations?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
- FLAVOR: Desktop - HEADLINE: Option to disable all animations and transparency effects in Unity - DESCRIPTION: With a big (>=2560x1600) monitors and a not high-end graphic cards they are not smooth anymore anyway and my PC is freezing u
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Chrome plans to Dismiss JavaScript dialogs on switch-away(bugs.chromium.org)
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Note that Switzerland last year had a similar situation after the MEI referendum and they prefered not to pull the plug on the bilateral treaties.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Google does push for end to end encryption. And why should they try to be the man in the middle when they are the man at the end anyway?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Who needs privacy as long as you have guns.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> how about helping to address the rampant industrial espionage on the part of our trading partners. That sounds like a Trump Tweet. Are there any facts supporting the theory that the US is more of a victim than everybody else?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
The current state of the JS world is getting closer every day to the J2EE craziness about 10 years ago. As an outsider it was nearly impossible to understand for what all those frameworks with funky names were required at all. For an inside
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> for comparison, there's a story on page 3 with 33 points, 22 hours ago)... The ranking algo might be a bit more sophisticated.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
Yes sure, there is a big opportunity as Upwork just sucks in regard to everything. However, I guess the biggest problem is the chicken and egg problem. As long as you don't have a known trusted name behind you it will be hard to get yo
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by tobltobs 10y ago
There are a lot of jobs for which those overpriced Toptal primadonnas are just an overkill.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
They want functionality, but they don't care if the functionality is brought to them with a SPA built on the latest JS fart or some older than two years stack.
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> Comodo's had an okay track-record, I am not sure what standards apply to companies in this segment, but Comodo has an awful track record imho. Just looking at the Wikipedia article gives me a shill. And those are only the cases w
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by tobltobs 10y ago
> Anybody know what are the remaining, trustworthy certificate issuers ? You could take a look at Gandi.net. I don't have any experience with their Certificates, but I trust them with the all their other offerings.
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Show HN: Voronator.com, voronoi them all(voronator.com)
3 points by tobltobs 10y ago|1 comments
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Twitter accounts tweet swastikas and pro-Erdoğan support in massive hack(theguardian.com)
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Russian YouTuber facing five years in jail after playing Pokémon Go in church(theguardian.com)
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by tobltobs 10y ago
but then why this fixation on Islam and not on the heroin epidemic or mass shootings?
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by tobltobs 10y ago
An interesting fact of the history of self modifying fonts is that one of the first of those fonts, the FF Beowolf, was created by Just van Rossum and Erik van Blokland. And Just van Rossum is the brother of Guido van Rossum. Some more deta

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