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631.
by tonfa 13y ago
Cert pinning and http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6962 would help for those cases.
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by tonfa 13y ago
Remember we're talking about high school (age 17-18), college is a different matter (and very few people study philosophy in college/universities in France).
633.
by tonfa 13y ago
It's a policy issue: > If we receive a removal request that violates local law, that content may no longer be available to readers on local domains where those laws apply. https://support.google.com/blogger/answer/2402711?hl=en
634.
by tonfa 13y ago
Use the undo send lab.
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by tonfa 13y ago
That's international English (lingua franca). I find it fun when native speaker complain about ESL speakers, since in the end it is likely that international English will win. I live in a non-English speaking country, the common language in
636.
by tonfa 13y ago
Recently: Sketchup http://sketchupdate.blogspot.dk/2012/04/new-home-for-sketchu...
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by tonfa 13y ago
If that was an actual issue (I doubt it is), they could have done a oneoff repack server side (reordering changesets to optimize compression). Edit: I think the third point would have been enough, network effect for free software is importa
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by tonfa 13y ago
> There was concern in the wider blogging community that Google might use its power in search to give people an incentive to use Blogger over other publishing platforms. They said this would never happen. > But a few weeks after the
639.
by tonfa 13y ago
Did you try it? (that doesn't match what other people have explained to me)
640.
by tonfa 13y ago
Google could definitly still sell ads (it doesn't need to give private data to third party to do that).
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by tonfa 13y ago
Is XMPP asynchronous?
642.
by tonfa 13y ago
Hangouts supports xmpp clients (but not federation), so it's similar to facebook afaik.
643.
by tonfa 13y ago
Correct, instant upload shows up in Google+ (though I wouldn't be surprised if they make it surface in drive at some point, that could be convenient). Edit: and unless you check the box "full resolution upload" it won't count against your q
644.
by tonfa 13y ago
It just means that photo above some resolution uploaded through G+ (or instant upload) count towards your google storage quota (shared with drive and gmail). I am not sure what you mean by allocating room.
645.
by tonfa 13y ago
Do you easily get a fixed IP on mobile?
646.
by tonfa 14y ago
Different public for every site (which is what google proposed: http://www.computer.org/cms/Computer.org/ComputingNow/pdfs/A... )
647.
by tonfa 14y ago
The fastest (at least in term of terasort) hadoop platform?
648.
by tonfa 14y ago
They keyfob isn't tied to a unique identity, the goal is to actually prevent websites from correlating account. From the IEEE article: > One device should be sufficient with a reasonable number of websites for which users have accounts.
649.
by tonfa 14y ago
It's already starting, e.g. with the latest update: http://www.androidcentral.com/motorola-swaps-stock-apps-droi...
650.
by tonfa 14y ago
Schwiizertüütsch (or any of the variants, it's not a written language)
651.
by tonfa 14y ago
SPDY proxy is there since a long time: http://www.igvita.com/2012/06/25/spdy-and-secure-proxy-suppo... (you have to run your own proxy though).
652.
by tonfa 14y ago
http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/24/3904134/google-redesign-ho...
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by tonfa 14y ago
I wonder how it compares to BigQuery: https://developers.google.com/bigquery/docs/pricing
654.
by tonfa 14y ago
And many other people have been affected (probably everyone decent sized site running MoinMoin): MoinMoin itself, Mercurial, also I think FreeDesktop. I wonder if Ubuntu was too.
655.
by tonfa 14y ago
The reverse is also true: http://www.hoganlovells.com/files/News/c6edc1e2-d57b-402e-9c...
656.
by tonfa 14y ago
Well there's still too many things where git doesn't help you at all not shooting yourself in the foot. That's what I like about Mercurial (also those days I use git more than I use mercurial due to $WORK).
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by tonfa 14y ago
The vision was to have phase as the foundation for evolve. We had some discussions as far back as mid-2010, at the time the feature was called LiquidHg. The first step was phase (differentiate between changeset states), and now it's evolve
658.
by tonfa 14y ago
What do you mean? The post is showing a session using the evolve extension (extension available from an external repo). The extension is experimental, and I'm not sure how many guarantees are given wrt stability (probably best effort). Now
659.
by tonfa 14y ago
Evolve for Mercurial (starting to show up in core mercurial) is trying to cleanly solve this. It provides (safe) mutable history for local changes (the VCS tracks what is safe and what isn't), and a way to still be able to collaborate on ch
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by tonfa 14y ago
> Basically free.fr was planning to remove Google ads by modifying the HTML served to users This was DNS based, not DPI/proxy. > And Orange is an ISP, just like free.fr. Not a media company. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_(tel

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