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ublock block count is 94 on my machine. Seems pretty high for a .gov site.
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10y ago
negative, if I were to refer to the Big Lebowsky quote (and not care about HN guidelines) I would've posted something like: He's not wrong, but the parent commenter is an asshole. But that would of course not be in the spirit of H
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He's not wrong. edit: Per emsy's suggestion: I mean that he is just articulating that if something is free, you are the product , except he(stallman) articulates it by changing the noun to reflect his viewpoint. also, I just dele
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I turned off ublock so that I could load the stylesheet. Nope, stallman's site just looks like that. It's actually refreshing, just a radical departure from the status quo. Although, it is RMS so should've expected that...
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10y ago
I respect Microsofts push towards reculturing into a developer first company. They have open sourced a lot of code and seem to be making a conscious effort towards transparency. Chakra, VSCode, Azure I think even powershell. Obviously this
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I don't have stats on this. I assume that HN being almost exclusively an english language forum would have deographics reflecting this. I would guess (again without stats) that it is North Americans (largely US and Canada), U.K. and th
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10y ago
> And it's good for HN readers to have to work a little I chuckled. thanks.
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10y ago
Just to be clear this is the Indian Supreme Court . While it is from the indiatimes.com english language news outfit, I would assume the majority of readers on HN are not indian. Context here is important, as some may not read the article
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10y ago
wow. how did you handle those 100k demands? what was the outcome?
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I am not sure exactly how it can be implemented, but I imagine that compiling and serving a binary file could allow for some maliscious things. My biggest worry is that many content blockers override js and search scripts for keywords and f
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> You language choice shouldn't determine your infrastructure. Of course. I am a js dev and work mostly with nodejs. However, I would push back here and say that JS is the only real choice for web development as you must code for a
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10y ago
> That argument misinterprets public records laws and is betrayed by its own logical conclusion: All it would take for the US government to prevent the disclosure of any information would be to place a high price tag on it. That clearly
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10y ago
i have never heard of vickery, however his contact information lists a kromtech email address. Kromtech has an our products section which lists mackeeper, trackmymac and memorykeeper. https://kromtech.com
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10y ago
I did a double take when I saw the url.
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"I stole your onepassword keychain". Wow. Actually was pretty smart, he signed up for squarespace because the mark had a squarespace blog and used emails to get him to give up passwords then downloaded a ton of maliscious software
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10y ago
nah. It seems like webassembly doesn't provide much so I am slightly against it or at least neutral. If you could compile an overrirde i would be full on extremely negative on it. Brendan Eich tweeted it wouldn't matter, but he ha
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10y ago
> When "normal" citizens can find instructions on how to create IED's and pipe bombs on the surface internet, something is very very wrong. I disagree. In the extremely unlikely event I have to disarm an IED I would like t
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10y ago
thanks, I did a cursory look a little while ago and have been thinking of signal. Thanks for the resources. Will check out.
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10y ago
to be clear, I was hoping to build it casually on top of a protocol or library. I would not be planning on rolling my own crypto or anything like that. I want a feature of my application to be encrypted chat which given the large availabili
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10y ago
I think you should name it Mac CLI. If you really think it is an issue just call it MaCLI.
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do you have any resources for building a secure chat application, or maybe more accurately, implementing secure chat as a feature of an application?
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i think the difference is that this is an open source command line utility for mac, so the naming convention is essentially mac command line utility. I think you are correct that it could cause issues, but nowhere near the same thing as Com
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I think "this javascript mess" is largely bourne out of an attempt to mitigate content blocking. asm.js is pretty fast and I am not sure how much improvement wasm will provide, but if given access to more of the low-level environm
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10y ago
interesting. I would never make this trade and find it horrifying. > This makes more clear the difference between a real jihadist with bad intentions, and a pious person slowly being brainwashed While I respect you view it this way, I ha
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Ask HN: Can an alert or popup triggered with webassembly overide a blocker?
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I think an important point which is related is that these companies control information. DMCA requests and the companies issuing them have become much more sophisticated. The joke is that Bing is much better for porn. However, I personally
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Nick, Great writeup. I am a big proponent of the idea of webassembly as I believe many are. The browser is one of the greatest apps, and it is easy to look past many of its flaws because it provides a universal environment to develop for.
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hahaha, funnily enough these guys are all ex-apple and I immeadiately assumed they were going for the Apple page feel. I didn't like the apple mac redesign but it is a lot more intuitive than this page, as after most of the animation y
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I can respect that. However, my point is, are you a web developer who primarily writes code for the web at your day job. Anecdotally, I haven't seen a lot of overlap between people writing web applications and C# developers. I have see
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10y ago
> Dude, they were not legally obligated to do this. I did realize that. The court of public opinion is not a real entity. It was a plot-device, analogy to point out why I believe they made the correct decision which was a selfish apprais
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