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811.
by treve 10y ago
It's here, but current server-side implementations are super weak. rel="preload" is a hack. Only the few languages that have a native HTTP 2 push api are really here.
812.
by treve 10y ago
> I've started counting the minutes that I use in a day just logging in to things with our SSO, because it has started to actually add up, haha. It has gotten silly. If you need to log in more than once, can you really call it SSO?
813.
The problems with embedding in REST today and how it might be solved with HTTP/2(evertpot.com)
1 points by treve 10y ago|0 comments
814.
by treve 10y ago
I'm kind of hoping that nesting resources becomes a non-issue in the future once HTTP/2 is widespread. Ideally you don't ever nest resources. With HTTP/2 the overhead of additional requests can be significantly lower, an
815.
by treve 10y ago
This happened weeks ago for me. Late news?
816.
by treve 10y ago
I think it's a bit weird to have to scroll down and up again. Doesn't make a ton of sense to me, especially if the article gets really long. In this particular case it's also not responsive, which makes it a pretty bad experi
817.
by treve 10y ago
Why use OCR when you have access to the actual text?
818.
by treve 10y ago
I think it depends on your definition of cultured as well. Depending on the dictionary it also means enlightened and good mannered. I consider cheating pretty bad mannered.
819.
After 10 years, I'm stopping my work on sabre/dav(evertpot.com)
4 points by treve 10y ago|0 comments
820.
by treve 10y ago
Having grown up in a country where nationalism kind of harks back to nazism, it's always weird for me to see all the flags everywhere. It's just not something I can get used to, even after all these years of seeing US flags everyw
821.
by treve 10y ago
Maybe brushing your teeth in the same room as where your toilet is?
822.
by treve 10y ago
This isn't really about what logically makes sense to you personally, Germanier just explains how the law is currently interpreted.
823.
by treve 10y ago
Another option is decoy operating systems
824.
by treve 10y ago
For me it was Turbo Pascal 5.5. It was amazing!
825.
by treve 10y ago
I started with KDE with Plasma about a year ago, so I don't have that history. Kubuntu runs extremely well on my XPS 13 with hi dpi display, so I don't really the problems you're seeing. Except the music player! It's pre
826.
by treve 10y ago
Could be wrong, but I kind of feel that you might want to give Kubuntu a shot. Everything is really predictable, but it still looks nice.
827.
by treve 10y ago
Or just MySQL. Popular choice, unpopular opinion. I trust it more because it gives me a tried and tested path when I need replication (which tends to happen rather early). My understanding is that Postgres replication is not nearly as battl
828.
by treve 10y ago
I'm kind of wondering what the benefit is over having something like Yubikey at all instead of something that's just software when you just leave it in all the time.
829.
by treve 10y ago
Microsoft products are all over that graph
830.
by treve 10y ago
That makes little sense. Of course it wouldn't scale in the same way for legacy clients that can't be optimized.
831.
by treve 10y ago
'Coordination' in English ;)
832.
by treve 10y ago
Security issues often come from engineering and culture, not math.
833.
by treve 10y ago
It is meant as a bit of a joke.
834.
by treve 10y ago
I don't think it ever made sense to say it's generally hard to tell 4K from 1080p. It just really depends on the viewing distance and size of the screen. My tiny laptop screen is almost 4K, and the difference is massive from a 108
835.
by treve 10y ago
Putting NDA'd code on github without permission would certainly violate it.
836.
by treve 10y ago
The big thing that has deterred me so far, is that I heard it's not really usable unless you're cool with having a google account. Despite having one, I thought it was a bit offputting for that to be a dependency.
837.
by treve 10y ago
It definitely doesn't make it safe, but it does allow you to run a binary and see what it would do to your filesystem, without actually doing it; which is pretty neat! chroot is completely different because it completely isolates a p
838.
by treve 10y ago
I don't think Typescript has ever not been bigger, but could be wrong here.
839.
by treve 10y ago
I'm not a big fan of manually producing JSON. It seems like the wrong format to develop what is effectively a markup language/minimal programming language in. XML actually seems like a better fit in this case.
840.
by treve 10y ago
For what it's worth, the file:///foo/bar url means: 1. an empty hostname 2. path = 'foo/bar' In the file:// url an empty hostname implies 'localhost'. The file:// is, as

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