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by vesinisa 9y ago
Though, there is no shortage of attacks against electronic wallets on personal computing devices either. The average, technologically moronic user might actually be safer storing his Bitcoin on a trustworthy exchange, as opposed to a per
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Thank you, dropped an of there indeed. For me personally, #1 reason for using NoScript was controlling which domains can execute JS. uMatrix delivers that superbly, and more. Sadly, ever since NoScript started pushing malware[1] to users
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by vesinisa 9y ago
uMatrix is a replacement extension from the creator, and compatible with, uBlock. uMatrix migrated to Quantum leveraging the existing Chrome codebase already about a month ago: https://github.com/gorhill/uMatrix Some l
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by vesinisa 9y ago
That is gorgeous. I just booted Win 3.1 to Minesweeper in less than a minute on my phone's browser. Too bad makers of the original Minesweeper did not think to build touch input support.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
You are right on both counts! I seem to have mixed it with PDF. Sadly, programming is coming to SVG as well with more and more renderers supporting JavaScript. Which might be great for some use cases, but again even further disperses the fi
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by vesinisa 9y ago
SVG would actually be great if it wasn't such a feature creep. Filters, masks, scripts and animations are supported only by some renderers, often inconsistenly. This does not seem to stop SVG generators producing documents using these
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by vesinisa 9y ago
This I don't understand about Ethereum. Just look at all the companies like Microsoft or Apple with millions to spare, or massive community efforts like Linux kernel, either with no shortage of means and resources to make their systems
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Well, chanterelles grow in spots and a good spot can yield 10-20 kg worth of mushrooms, which is about 1-2kg worth of beef in protein from a work of a few hours. The trick is just knowing the good spot - they can be closely guarded family s
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Well, my point exactly. That poisonous false chanterelle seems to be non existent in North Europe, so chanterelle is considered safe to pick for amateurs here . But I would never dare pick mushrooms abroad without a local guide.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
You are looking at the nutritional values before boiling down. 90% of fresh chanterelles is just water. After normal processing (boiling most of the water away), the nutritional ratio of proteins vs carbs is actually superior to eg. chick p
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Mushroom foraging is quite popular where I live. Free, organic, protein-rich nutrition in abundance from the local forest. But it's a delicate hobby: knowing between the species is a matter of life & death. For example, destroying
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by vesinisa 9y ago
But it's still possible to install a custom root cert? That's madness.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Interesting ... why is such setup needed then?
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by vesinisa 9y ago
You are mistaken on all points. All EU states have a legal drinking age, and it is usually 18 or 16. Almost all countries, including Germany, also impose an excise duty (harm tax) on beverages like beer, but the amount of tax varies consid
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by vesinisa 9y ago
I checked, and it is indeed an OpenSSH feature. According to the release notes, it was added in v2.2.0, but you can actually tell just by the perverse choice of ~ as an escape character! In many European keyboard layouts, including the Finn
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Easiest way to understand the notation would be to see some examples, but the "Test files" link leads to nowhere.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
I was actually referring to this incident where Mozilla started shipping an opt-out "addon" in Firefox that automatically shares your browsing history with a third party: https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Do they share my files and "anonymized" upload history with a third party (edit: was "advertising company") for this service as well?
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by vesinisa 9y ago
I measured the size of your room and it seems to have collapsed.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
The joke on Windows Phone was always the browser. It was essentially a stripped down version of desktop IE. They never fixed it - the only Microsoft phone to ship with a usable browser (Edge) was Windows 10 Mobile, and they silently killed
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by vesinisa 9y ago
... or Barack Obama. Or Aung San Suu Kyi, though she was awarded before she became complicit in an ongoing genocide.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
If I undetstood correctly, this might do what you want: https://github.com/cbkelley/swaggerValidator I have own experience only with "server-side" of Swagger validation. Some time ago, I had to build a simple
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by vesinisa 9y ago
You are right, I checked and the resulting sub-process tree is the same regardless of whether !git or !exec git is used. Also, I found one caveat from the same docs: > Note that shell commands will be executed from the top-level director
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by vesinisa 9y ago
They probably used oil lamps. This technology was already well-known when these tunnels were dug, and they certainly had access to olive oil.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
... and earn 7 figures annually.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Amazing educational video, and really well executed.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Please note that this is not an official position by the Bank of Finland! It's a paper by Columbia University researchers published in the bank's "research discussion" journal. Indeed, the cover page explicitly notes: &g
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Which would additionally preserve trivial human-readability of the stored numbers - one of the reasons of choosing JSON in the first place.
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Sound more like an in-joke. Cf. GNU (GNU's Not Unix) or YACC (Yet-Another Compiler Compiler).
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by vesinisa 9y ago
Interesting.. Isn't Google Pixel also made by HTC? Will this "feature" be landing on Pixel as well?

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