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by ttsda 8y ago
Very interesting. I'm very disappointed at the state of my faculty's library (FCUL). Even landmark works by the most influential of computer scientists are missing, being in their place endless copies of mindless "for dummies
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by ttsda 8y ago
As a student in Lisbon, may I ask which university?
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by ttsda 8y ago
Computing books are very useful for quite a long time... It's most of the practical stuff that ages quickly.
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by ttsda 8y ago
That's great, I'm really excited about your project.
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by ttsda 8y ago
Looking at the documentation this looks to be at a very early stage, but after reading it I think it's mostly on the right track to become a very interesting platform... It's decentralised by design, has support for most things p
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by ttsda 8y ago
The draft spec available in the confluence wiki says the following: >A COI-compliant client MAY support the Autocrypt standard to ease end to end encryption scenarios. >TODO: Consider using more secure lookup mechanisms for encryption
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by ttsda 8y ago
I feel the same about breakfast cereal, I used to eat a couple bowls without blinking, now it just seems inedibly sweet to me...
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by ttsda 8y ago
After this page finishes loading on Safari the scrollbar disappears and it becomes impossible to scroll.
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by ttsda 8y ago
People would rejoice, as they moved deep inside the next trap.
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by ttsda 8y ago
Why don't you read the Wikipedia notability guidelines, or look at the history of the 13 year old page you just linked and find out?
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by ttsda 8y ago
Proper Mac UI, and it's 0.6MB! :)
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by ttsda 8y ago
Thanks for the insight.
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by ttsda 8y ago
How come nobody has reverse engineered the iMessage protocol properly? Is Apple using any hardware stuff to prevent this? I think an unofficial iMessage client appeared a few years ago, but it was very closed source and I don't think i
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by ttsda 8y ago
There are unofficial clients for the WhatsApp Web API. You could easily build something around that, though it's likely to break often.
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by ttsda 8y ago
This usage of the word "cloning" is widespread in the horticultural community, and it's indeed used by your average garden as well.
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by ttsda 8y ago
>Non-HTTP over QUIC >The work on sending other protocols than HTTP over QUIC has been postponed to be worked on after QUIC version 1 has shipped. I'm very interested in this bit. I'm working on a sensor network using M2M SIM
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by ttsda 8y ago
There's a few places you can get ECMWF from, but usually your state meteorology institute will use it, even if it's not clearly advertised. (In Portugal they use ECMWF together with AROME)
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by ttsda 8y ago
They don't need to be very fast... the NSA is known to sit on vulnerabilities for years.
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by ttsda 8y ago
Curiously, it seems a big chunk of those contributions are now gone, or perhaps the GitHub contribution counting method changed: https://i.imgur.com/pHQKT1R.png
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by ttsda 8y ago
Nice, what was your first trip, the Lusitania?
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by ttsda 8y ago
It does seem to use more memory, but at least on my Mac it uses a lot less CPU. For firefox it just takes one bad tab (gmaps, gmail, facebook, youtube/embedded youtube) to grind the whole system to a halt, all these things work fine on
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by ttsda 8y ago
Very well! Even shows a little coloured strip on each tab, and respects regular tab hierarchy.
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by ttsda 8y ago
I've been using TST for many years and it's really the killer feature that keeps bringing me back to firefox. For those running on older machines who still like having a big tab hierarchy with stuff to check later, there's th
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by ttsda 8y ago
I was having problems with most userChrome.css I found on FF Dev Edition on Mac OS. Eventually found this repo with some pretty good ones: https://github.com/Timvde/UserChrome-Tweaks/tree/master/tabs Her
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by ttsda 8y ago
I found this video very strange, it looks heavily cut, with an odd conversation that comes across as a bit awkward and forced
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by ttsda 8y ago
Agreed. As much as I liked the old site I think the rust team made the right call on this one. Perhaps the old page could be moved somewhere close to the language docs instead of being removed, but I'm confident whoever is in charge ha
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by ttsda 8y ago
The point of the old website was convincing developers to use Rust. It seems the point of the new one is convincing the higher ups to let their developers use Rust.
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by ttsda 8y ago
You can't edit the link, only self posts
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by ttsda 8y ago
The codes have palettes embedded to adjust to different lighting and ink.
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by ttsda 8y ago
The Chinese Saleae Logic clones are great, they're dirt cheap and you can use them with sigrok, which is open-source and has built in decoding of many wire protocols like SPI and I2C.

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