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by tzahola 9y ago
To ketones.
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by tzahola 9y ago
“Can you make it look like the iOS app?”
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by tzahola 9y ago
It's definitely by him. There's even a link to his site in the corner... https://davidope.com/
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by tzahola 9y ago
Why is there a separate tool for creating text? It would be better to just click to place the cursor and start typing.
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by tzahola 9y ago
Not yet, but AFAIK it will eventually.
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by tzahola 9y ago
This is the only sane way.
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by tzahola 9y ago
Yes. You can build WebAssembly bytecode from C++ and it will run in the browser like JavaScript.
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by tzahola 9y ago
>I think the point was that for a 40 people club odd are very very poor that two people would have the same name. Wrong. For example I have exactly the same name as my father and we're members of the same squash club.
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by tzahola 9y ago
Ah, this brings me back to the time when I was trying to convince a product manager that it was a bad idea to "validate" email addresses with regular expressions. I failed, and the product was rolled out with the following regex:
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by tzahola 9y ago
Hm, you're right, I concede.
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by tzahola 9y ago
>Ecmascript equivalent for C++ W-what?
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by tzahola 9y ago
>.war (Webassembly ARchive) This is sarcasm, right? If it is, it's damn good.
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by tzahola 9y ago
Replace “WebAssembly VM” with “JVM” and you will see how it’s already available, and why it won’t catch on.
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by tzahola 9y ago
iOS definitely allows you to implement your own browser engine. The only caveat is that Apple doesn’t let third-party apps to mmap executable memory, so you won’t be able to create a JITting JS engine.
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by tzahola 9y ago
ASCII-friendly alternatives for invisible fingerprinting: - replace quotation marks with two apostrophes - replace “I” with “l” - replace parentheses with slashes or square brackets - replace commas with semicolons Each of these substitutio
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by tzahola 9y ago
Because in a program you can't have functions having their implementation left as an exercise for the computer. :^)
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by tzahola 9y ago
Maybe if more people would disclose such vulnerabilities “irresponsibly”, vendors would develop their software more responsibly. Just my 2 cents ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by tzahola 9y ago
Good. My plasma speakers are due for an upgrade.
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by tzahola 9y ago
>How Serverless Computing Will Change the World in 2018 You shouldn’t have expected much in the first place.
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by tzahola 9y ago
Except when Apple forced Jobs to step down in the 90s.
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by tzahola 9y ago
>Socrates didn't charge for "education" because when you are in business, the "customer starts to become right". Whereas in education, the customer is generally "not right". Very important takeaway!
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by tzahola 9y ago
Sleep naked
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by tzahola 9y ago
If only browsers would support scrolling their content natively...
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by tzahola 9y ago
Hmmm, after reading this I thought maybe I should just buy a new macbook charger instead of creating a hand-cranked braiding machine from 3d-printed parts to replace the worn-down cable insulation on the current one.
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by tzahola 9y ago
Wow. Literally a wall of text.
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by tzahola 9y ago
The same can be said for exercising: you’re out of breath, your heart is racing, you can get dizzy and nauseous, you’re covered in sweat, and the next day all your muscles are aching. Surely, such an activity can’t be healthy! Of course a
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by tzahola 9y ago
Shitting onto the escalator ? How exactly? Is it moving during the process?
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by tzahola 9y ago
The had to invent it, otherwise they wouldn't be able to write shell scripts.
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by tzahola 9y ago
Careful with that high horse buddy! Progressive western countries aren’t exactly new to internet censorship either: https://www.theverge.com/2017/6/21/15847262/german-facebook-...
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by tzahola 9y ago
>No taxes above the age of 55. Lol, is this a joke?

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