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by xaduha 11y ago
You know, singling out "white male" as a group that has some kind of agenda is already "US/UK thing".
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by xaduha 11y ago
It's a spec. The fact that it doesn't change every month is a plus. It doesn't mean that a site or implementations weren't updated since 2012.
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JavaCard Buyer's Guide of 2016(github.com)
1 points by xaduha 11y ago|0 comments
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by xaduha 11y ago
> Did you know that web browsers have native support for XML? Not only that, browsers have support for XSLT 1.0, so you can format it and style it with CSS on the fly. Even mobile browsers support that, as far as I can tell.
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by xaduha 11y ago
https://github.com/philipWendland/IsoApplet is a thing that you can load to your own blank Javacard. Come to think of it, you should be able to load ykneo-openpgp to your card also. https://developers.yubico
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by xaduha 11y ago
People should use smartcards more in general, regardless of circumstances and for perfectly legal stuff. It's not hard.
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by xaduha 11y ago
People should use smartcards more. When stuff hits the fan you can just destroy it. https://github.com/philipWendland/IsoApplet
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by xaduha 11y ago
Anyone trying to use Perl6 should use MoarVM backend, which was the only supported one for Christmas release. Perl6 test suite is massive, you can't "break it with a patch", a commit like that would've been reverted.
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by xaduha 11y ago
> I think the JVM backend was broken recently by a patch That's a wrong way to describe it. There were some important performance related changes to the spec prior to the Christmas release. The focus was on keeping MoarVM backend up
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by xaduha 11y ago
My point is that you need a terminal program (like putty or iTerm2 on OS X for example) to get all the benefits.
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by xaduha 11y ago
> Windows 10 users > Can open the Windows Start menu > And type "bash" [enter] > Which opens a cmd.exe console Right... Bash is a shell, but your interaction with it is controlled by a terminal program. Unless there ar
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by xaduha 11y ago
I'd be more excited if they added support for NFS to every edition of Windows and fixed some quirks that is has. Bash alone isn't that useful, you'd need other stuff and you can already get that from other sources. There&#x27
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by xaduha 11y ago
Kotlin has plenty of killer features, two of them is a very good OOB IDE support even in Community Edition of IDEA and machine translation of Java code to Kotlin.
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by xaduha 11y ago
It's not a feature, until it becomes a problem. It is a problem in Scala.
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by xaduha 11y ago
Check out Kotlin. It's not a complex language with much faster compile time.
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by xaduha 11y ago
I'm not a fan of Java, but I am a fan ofJVM. You don't have to use Java to get the most of JVM, you know. Especially since Kotlin is out, but it was true for a long time with other languages.
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by xaduha 11y ago
Everyone should seriously consider using Kotlin, it's here to stay.
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by xaduha 11y ago
MapDB is great, thank you for creating and supporting it! But I think the most important feature of it is that it implements common Java interfaces from java.util.concurrent like ConcurrentMap. Drop-in in a best sense of the word. I'm
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A Java Card PKI Applet Aiming to Be ISO 7816 Compliant(github.com)
1 points by xaduha 11y ago|0 comments
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by xaduha 11y ago
Whatever you say, chief.
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by xaduha 11y ago
> Top is about popularity, not quality. Junk-food is also popular. What are you even talking about? This is a performance benchmark. > Java was a primitive religion based on superstitions (the fear of pointers) from the start. ...
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by xaduha 11y ago
How would you explain that? https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r11&hw=... Swift is nowhere to be seen and Go is nowhere near the top. Once it gets going JVM is a beast.
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by xaduha 11y ago
Lots of things will change. If it makes sense to do that, then there will be demand for it. Here's something already https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11269736
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by xaduha 11y ago
Whichever it is it can't be worse than implementing other languages in Javascript directly or using stuff like GWT and there are plenty of those already (including development for running Perl 6, btw). Runtime for a few selected implem
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by xaduha 11y ago
WebAssembly shouldn't be for the end users to use, it should used for implementations of other languages so they can access the same APIs Javascript can. Add Lua to the browser, add Perl 6 to the browser, etc. There are plenty of decad
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by xaduha 11y ago
He says > There's no such thing as free software. That's a hyperbole. He also says > The question is, "Who pays the price?" Not everything is done for gain. When someone gives you an apple you're probably not
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by xaduha 11y ago
This is a marketing move, which is fine and dandy. But the message isn't 100% correct. Supporting anything requires resources, true. But that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of software projects that not only work fine, but
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by xaduha 11y ago
It makes it easies to use MinGW in Linux and OS X, I guess. I wasn't aware that MinGW worked anywhere other than Windows before I heard of MXE.
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by xaduha 11y ago
Not familiar with actual Macs, but I did install OS X plenty of times on PCs. Can't you just change time on your machine, install it and then change it back? I'm sure OS X can be installed offline.
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by xaduha 11y ago
Choosing BSD instead of Linux is "doing things differently". I'm talking about popularity and what it means in this whole comment tree, not about technical merits.

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