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by vesinisa 9y ago
Quoting u/JakeWharton on Reddit to here: > The runtime includes GPL classes which will force your application to GPL. Despite the Apache 2 license the project reports, do not use this unless you understand what adding GPL code to yo
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by vesinisa 9y ago
That targets only Android 7 and above (and even then a subset of the features). If I understand correctly, this actually allows you to target any Android version at or above SDK 15 (Android 4.0.3), because it monkey patches your code to rep
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by vesinisa 9y ago
I was commenting to the GP about technologies to replace JavaScript. On the long term WASM is the best candidate, though it's indeed not one of the intended goals of the project. JS will be with us eternally, rest assured. But if DOM
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by vesinisa 9y ago
WASM (WebAssembly) is about developing a very simple cross-browser bytecode that allows implementing any runtime on top of it. The first versions are already rolling out in latest major browser versions, but at this stage you don't y
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by vesinisa 10y ago
Sadly to use the Assistant still requires disabling almost all privacy controls on your Google account.
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by vesinisa 10y ago
Of course - obscure as it gets, session state based navigation and top of it off with username/password form over unencrypted HTTP.
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by vesinisa 10y ago
The USPTO databases have to be one of the most torturous services to their users in the whole of internet. The UI of both the patent and trademark search is archaic, but not in a HN way but in a really bad way. In patent search, there is
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by vesinisa 10y ago
^ Don't feed the troll.
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by vesinisa 10y ago
Similar situation in my (another EU) country. Uber does not check and enforce that their drivers are actually licensed cab drivers (perhaps not strictly illegal on the company's part but very questionable) and helps their drivers in
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by vesinisa 10y ago
The first video is some one and half hours long. Any idea where to skip for the Berry performance? edit: Ah, I get it, the second link is the Berry's performance starting at 22:34.
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by vesinisa 10y ago
I read it the point of the sentence was was to illustrate why the banks are unwilling to lend even more for the green tech retrofitting, since the shipping business is troubled and already heavily indebted. The stricter regulations will any
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by vesinisa 10y ago
I don't quite understand the sentiment. There is no word proposing bailing out banks or shipping companies in the article. Instead, an arrangement is proposed where multiple charterers would share the cost of upgrading the ship over mo
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by vesinisa 10y ago
In fact, the article contradicts its very title: > The truth is, despite its widespread moniker, Gaia is not really a hypothesis. It’s a perspective [...].
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by vesinisa 10y ago
The point of tolls is not to make roads exclusive for the wealthy. A sensible toll would be something anyone who can afford to own a car can be expected pay.
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by vesinisa 10y ago
Sure, but at least on none of my Linux systems there is no such file /etc/localhost. I think the parent was referring to /etc/localtime. Not sure what is the behaviour if non-existent file is specified - perhaps the &quo
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by vesinisa 10y ago
It's apparently coming to stable in April: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13695267
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by vesinisa 10y ago
To be fair, the way to reference remote files like this is hardly novel. For example the Unix rcp(1) command has supported a very similar username@example.com:path/to/file syntax since at least 4.3BSD-Reno (1990): https:/&#x
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by vesinisa 10y ago
This was a thoroughly fascinating read. Highly recommend reading the previous part in the series as well.
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by vesinisa 10y ago
> TZ=:/etc/localhost Hope this is just a typo in your comment, not the actual test ;)
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by vesinisa 10y ago
Here is one concrete example compared to git I found digging around: https://tahoe-lafs.org/~zooko/badmerge/simple.html
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by vesinisa 10y ago
I believe the Unions' thinking goes more like that they represent a constituency of traditional 9 'til 5 workers with steady income from one employer. Since such citizen are more likely to have Union membership, the Unions are fun
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by vesinisa 10y ago
Though even cutting it to firewood has zero sum long-term CO2 balance as long as the forest itself sustains.
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by vesinisa 10y ago
Indeed, and œ would be close Icelandic ö (in ASCII-only systems umlaut ö is still often rendered as oe). The 'yogh sound' for words like 'loch' is really the only one altogether missing from modern Icelandic.
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by vesinisa 10y ago
Except until a couple of sites leak their plaintext passwords, and the attacker can start piecing information together. Bob@foomail.com's PW on Yah oo .com was ZuBrDf PgPg , and on P a tre o n.com Sk Br OxPdGq Pg Lu. Any chance his PW
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by vesinisa 10y ago
You can also explore the --s2k-* options to add a level of difficulty to hashing the password to protect against brute-forcing. E.g. --s2k-mode 3 --s2k-digest-algo sha512 --s2k-count 1000000 Default is to use salt + one round o
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by vesinisa 10y ago
I think you are being downvoted because that looks more like a parallelisation library rather than an async/await implementation?
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GoDaddy issued at least 8951 certificates without proper domain validation(groups.google.com)
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That's pretty high risk on the host's part. If your guest happens to discover the camera and informs the police, at least where I live you would be looking at a pretty hefty fine and possibly even a short prison term + felony crim
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by vesinisa 10y ago
Heh, great! And only 17 years in development! First commit: https://github.com/irssi/irssi/commit/770ae45
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by vesinisa 10y ago
I am under the impression that 6-hour days are widely adopted in France. Anyone know more of it?

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