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9y ago
> However, says Dr Dines, one thing's for sure: "If these women [who watch violent porn] have been abused, [they] are actually digging the trauma further into the firing and wiring of [their] neurones, driving it further into t
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10y ago
Styling console output with CSS: https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/cons...
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10y ago
I think they're just tired of doing work and the kernel community going shrug (or worse, dismissing it). Of course, the kernel developers are also doing work for free, but at least their work is actually being accepted into the kerne
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10y ago
Here's the first and second-to-last image in the article: DSLR: https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-JJORxMmYFuw/WPkESrozTuI/AAAAAAAAB... Pixel: https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-yo9hRd3xLLg/WPkERdbOs7I&#
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10y ago
Note: Arrow functions cannot help us when the function is defined on the object literal as it will resolve to the enclosing lexical scope, which in this case is the global scope. This is not true. With an arrow function, the example print
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10y ago
It works for me in Chrome 56 and 57 on Linux. In Firefox, the scroll isn't hijacked (presumably chosen because Firefox has had smooth scrolling longer?), but in Firefox 52 (but not 54) this still improves scroll performance a whole lot
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10y ago
In this case, it can be fixed by running this in the developer tools: getEventListeners(window).wheel[0].remove()
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10y ago
Yes, very cool. I believe we should do something similar for web applications. I wrote a blog post about that a while back: http://blog.airbornos.com/post/2015/04/25/Secure-Delivery-of...
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10y ago
Shameless plug: I'm working on a private (encrypted) alternative to Google Docs & Office 365: https://www.airbornos.com .
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10y ago
The Dutch railways have an API as well: http://www.ns.nl/en/travel-information/ns-api
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10y ago
> You may also be interested in the Operating System Hall of Shame: http://www.tcp.co.uk/staff/simes/non-tcp/hall-of-shame.html I am interested, but it's down and the wayback machine doesn't seem
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10y ago
S3 Ireland (eu-west-1) seems to be doing fine at first sight.
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10y ago
This case seems similar to me to, for example, a flower pot falling off a balcony [1]. Does anyone know what the sentence would be for something like that? [1]: http://www.standard.co.uk/news/woman-fights-for-life-after
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10y ago
I've been thinking about this problem for Airborn OS. In my opinion, the best place to put signatures of the "main resource" would be the website's certificate. [1] I created a Firefox extension that can check signatures
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10y ago
I filed a report through the "report a website issue" button at the blog homepage. Hope they fix it soon.
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10y ago
The first link in the article [1] says Yahoo deploys Ceph internally for object storage. [1]: https://yahooeng.tumblr.com/post/116391291701/yahoo-cloud-ob...
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10y ago
It seems like a list of all the pages on the wiki, presumably to turn mentions of those pages in the text into links automatically. Still, it seems better to do this on the server, if possible.
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Watch how far Tesla’s Gigafactory has come in new drone footage
(techcrunch.com)
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10y ago
Instructions to view the demos of material-components-web: https://github.com/material-components/material-components-w... Took me a while to find. It would be nice if this worked: https://rawgit.com/ma
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10y ago
I've written a Firefox plugin [0] that checks hardcoded hashes (which can of course only work if the code doesn't change often) and a not-yet-published Chrome plugin that checks the source against the version on GitHub (which requ
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10y ago
Here's some explanation of the game, including a short video under the second header: https://overthrown.io/docs . Maybe there should be a link to that on the homepage.
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10y ago
Yes, definitely! Marketing, seeking media attention, seeking investment.. are some of the things that would be super valuable. Shoot me an email if you might be interested.
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10y ago
Yeah, Airborn OS is supposed to be a whole operating system, but it has the classic problem of having not enough apps. But, apps written for Firefox OS can run on it, which in turn are not much more than normal web apps.
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10y ago
Airborn OS ( https://www.airbornos.com/ ) - A secure alternative to Google Docs. Has been in development for 1.5 years. Looking for a cofounder to help with marketing. Email here: https://github.com/twiss
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11y ago
Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands Remote: No Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Javascript, HTML/CSS, Node.js, PHP Résumé/CV: http://dev.airborn.io/cv (doubles as demo) Email: See CV I'm a primarily fron
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The first web application that doesn't trust the server
(blog.airbornos.com)
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11y ago
No, that shouldn't fail. `postMessage` is not a random function defined inside the window at ssl.comodo.com. It's a function defined by the browser, available on every Window object, including ones returned by window.open(): http
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11y ago
I don't understand the testcase they provide. It opens a window at https://ssl.comodo.com/ and sends a message to it with `postMessage`. However, the whole point of postMessage is to provide cross-origin communication.
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A Better Taskbar
(blog.airbornos.com)
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11y ago
YouTube actually allows you to disable embedding a video.
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