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by vunie 7y ago
move you domains off isoc-controlled tlds as soon as you can. It'll probably take some time for them to actually raise prices. Use this time to point your visitors/search engines to your new domain.
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by vunie 7y ago
At 4 peers, the video played smoothly for me. Does peertube allow a way for people to "pin" a video they like so that they can permanently seed it to others?
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by vunie 7y ago
>Having users on unpatched software is a bigger risk to them than not having 100% perfect insulation from sending their IP address to Microsoft. That's not a decision for Github to make. Let the user decide. Perhaps by even presenti
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by vunie 7y ago
That's a good thing. It forces the police to actually do their homework rather than invade people's privacy whenever they want.
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by vunie 7y ago
> What percentage of your games do you play more than a year after purchase? Admittedly a very low percentage. I will say that I definitely spend more than 90% of my time playing games on games that I've bought more than 10 years ag
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by vunie 7y ago
These tech developments will happen regardless of you stance on their morality. Either adapt like everyone else or stay behind. Your choice.
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by vunie 7y ago
Also, how are leap seconds reflect in this value if at all? Apple should look at linux's manpage on the `time` syscall for inspiration.
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by vunie 7y ago
If it was just bloomberg then I'd be with you on this one, but trustworthy news agencies have also published similar stories.
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by vunie 7y ago
What a moronic comment. No ware in my comment have I argued that apple should not change their private APIs. What I'm arguing against is preventing third party developers from accessing them the same way apple does. We all understand t
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by vunie 7y ago
Banning private APIs is absurd. Permanently banning developers for using private APIs is shear lunacy. As someone else pointed out, not using private APIs would put some applications at a disadvantage against first party software: https:&#
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by vunie 7y ago
> Everything now fits as ‘terrorism’ thanks to some changes in the law. That ship sailed when the US government classified an attack on a military ship in a conflict zone as terrorism. I mean WTF! These days I read terrorism as "thi
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by vunie 7y ago
Cant edit my post, but here are a few links that you might find interesting: * FSF's opinion: https://www.fsf.org/news/2010-05-app-store-compliance * General conscious: https://apple.stackexchange.com&#
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by vunie 7y ago
My bad. That statement did not come out right. wasm is great. I just don't think Qt's wasm port is in a state where companies can just compile their desktop application, throw the resulting module on a web server, and then expect
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by vunie 7y ago
Demos. Allowing a users to test-run your application in-browser instead of just looking at screenshots is a game changer. I wouldn't be surprised if this was the primary motivation for the wasm port in the first place. I agree with oth
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by vunie 7y ago
Let me preface by emphasizing that IANAL, but I believe the issue isn't with the software vendor and is instead with the distribution platform (i.e Apple). The LGPLv3 mandates that users be allowed to modify the parts that are licensed
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by vunie 7y ago
Notarization only positions Apple to have control in the future. Allowing Apple to be the sole arbiter of what a user is allowed to run on his machine is a disaster for his rights. Just see iOS and Hong Kong. Apps should be signed. App nota
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by vunie 7y ago
GitHub is unreliable: GitHub bases the decision of blocking projects on the subjectivity of moderators. Bellow are two cases I could recall (I'm sure there are more): 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19182956 2.
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by vunie 7y ago
Not only that, but Mozilla deliberately continues to send telemetry about your network, browser, and OS even when you explicitly disable telemetry: https://www.ghacks.net/2018/09/21/mozilla-wants-to-estimate-.
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by vunie 7y ago
The theory some are claiming is that the reader is restringing the adhesive patterns of a screen protector rather than your fingerprint.
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by vunie 7y ago
Why not? If they reach a point where they'll have their economy destroyed, I'd bet on them responding in kind. Also, I wouldn't be too quick to dismiss their ability to suffocate the us if they no longer have an economy to lo
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by vunie 7y ago
So far, china has only retaliated defensively against the us. I wonder what will happen when china decides to go on the offensive the same way the us has and hit were it really hurts? What will happen if they cut off the us entirely and for
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by vunie 7y ago
I can now see what you meant by completion not being left-to-right solvable. Thanks for taking the time to lay out a clear example. While completion isn't be solvable in general, surly we can agree that its usefulness (when solvable) m
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by vunie 7y ago
For now.
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by vunie 7y ago
> I expect the next step to be: if you use an unrestricted platform (Linux, OpenBSD, etc...), you won't be granted access to major chunks of the internet. We already have this in the form of browser drm modules. It's not hard t
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by vunie 7y ago
>Slow boiling frog. I agree. All this infrastructure and support doesn't make sense if it is only used on executables that have some easily modifiable fs attribute set. I fully expect apple to try to expand this on all executables a
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by vunie 7y ago
> Completion isn't a simple left-to-right thing. Sorry, I still don't understand why that's relavent. It's probably my fault for not being clear enough. Please be patient with me as I try to further elaborate: If the
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by vunie 7y ago
You raise a good point about solvable completion, and one that I agree with. However, automatic completion support doesn't have to cover every use case. It only needs to be good enough. Complex applications can fall back to providing t
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by vunie 7y ago
> (when DDging the only result I can find on the topic is your comment) You weren't kidding at all. After spending more time than I'd care to admit searching for the library, I couldn't find traces of it anywhere on google
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by vunie 7y ago
That explains it. I just added 8.8.8.8 as a backup DNS and archive.is works now. Thank you.
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by vunie 7y ago
I'm in the same place as you are, but in relation to wikipedia rather than stack overflow. I remember adding a [citation needed] tag to an inaccurate claim, and then discovering that my change has been reverted. The reason the moderato

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