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by yRetsyM 8y ago
Interesting that it's Debian Linux support only for the peripherals. I'd be interested to see if that support grows to other os's, especially if it's a restriction to adoption. I'm not in the space per-say but what
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A Structured RFC Process(philcalcado.com)
2 points by yRetsyM 8y ago|0 comments
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by yRetsyM 8y ago
Gitlab seems to be fairly open with their bits https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/
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by yRetsyM 8y ago
I tried to find myself, but there is a bit more detail on the help site which isn't very well linked to: http://help.micro.blog
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by yRetsyM 8y ago
I would love for someone to take an investigative look at how the stock market is not working for society in many ways. I can't help but feel that as the pressure of being a listed stock weighs on listed companies, their value sets cha
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by yRetsyM 8y ago
I'm continually impressed at the positive impact Troy has had, it's a real dent in the universe.
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by yRetsyM 8y ago
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ActivityPub-logo-sym... From: https://activitypub.rocks/ And: https://gitlab.com/dustyweb/activitypub.rocks/blob/master/st...
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by yRetsyM 8y ago
Is someone compiling a list of these? I'd love a spot to review everything, especially summarizing key "trends" and common attack vectors.
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by yRetsyM 9y ago
I've been impressed with how long it took for this information to be "leaked"/"declassified"/released given the sheer number of people who knew. The fact that hundreds maybe thousands of people knew and wo
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by yRetsyM 9y ago
Compared to bitbucket, definitely not. I've become increasingly frustrated by the lack of pace of development and feature improvements on bitbucket.
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by yRetsyM 9y ago
The spec draft still explicitly denies them: > Wildcard domain names (with "*" as the first label) MUST NOT be included in authorization objects.
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by yRetsyM 9y ago
The blog post was a little vague on what the changes are to the standard. Found the repo were development is being managed: https://github.com/ietf-wg-acme/acme
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by yRetsyM 10y ago
Except Google and the Chrome team have forked WebKit as Blink, and are running quite a different development path. There's now Blink, WebKit, Gecko, Trident in mainstream and a few others lurking.
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by yRetsyM 10y ago
Fascinating insight into one of the biggest email operations. I'd be very interested to hear how the other companies in this space differ or are similar. Question: Is there a curve where pushing this processing back to the phone will b
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by yRetsyM 10y ago
Unfortunately now we're going to wear out the battery. I don't know which is better.
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by yRetsyM 10y ago
> Commenting on the release, Sebastian Haselbeck of Tarantino fansite Tarantino.info says that while he’s not a fan of piracy, he believes that a failure to serve the market is the real problem. > “I strongly condemn piracy and find i
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by yRetsyM 10y ago
They mention in the original alpha release article this was a mistake. They plan on supporting and bug fixing for the foreseeable future with bootstrap3 http://blog.getbootstrap.com/2015/08/19/bootstrap-4-alph
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by yRetsyM 10y ago
If it's closed source and you have little-to-no control over the software, how much of a difference does it make? Interestingly the results of this still end up on iCloud by the looks, and it back fills from iCloud (will that add big b
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by yRetsyM 11y ago
Not entirely, though Google and subsequently Microsoft, Apple et all have upgraded inter-datacentre connectivity to be encrypted - reducing this attack vector.
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by yRetsyM 11y ago
I find it also interesting the non - Google companies: Businesses such as Calico, Nest, and Fiber, as well as its investing arms, such as Google Ventures and Google Capital, and incubator projects, such as Google X, will be managed separat
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by yRetsyM 11y ago
Yes, but Flash alone doubles the attack vector of a browser - that's nothing to be sneezed at. I think it's particularly poignant when you look at the high severity metric.
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by yRetsyM 11y ago
http://m.windowscentral.com/windows-insiders-will-be-able-up...
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by yRetsyM 11y ago
You can get a digital download of the Technical Preview now - I'd do that. They've announced that Windows 10 will be free to all Technical Preview participants. That way you can upgrade to the latest version and away you go.
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by yRetsyM 12y ago
"Purple should never be used outside of officially endorsed Heroku products or without explicit permission." I wonder how others feel about this, I really enjoy breaking apart existing websites and having a guide like this is cert
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by yRetsyM 12y ago
A little off topic but would love to know more about the platform/tech behind his site. My casual observations sees: Azure, New Relic, FB/Twitter integrations. Perhaps some scss/sass? Ruby or .Net?
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by yRetsyM 12y ago
Some links for those who wanted to read up on said history: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_account see, especially, the references section: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_account#Re
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by yRetsyM 12y ago
I thought this was quite a good commentary on it: http://theoatmeal.com/blog/google_self_driving_car
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by yRetsyM 12y ago
Are all github internal services a dark colour scheme? good way of determining internal vs external I suppose
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NZ National Grid Current Loading(systemoperator.co.nz)
2 points by yRetsyM 12y ago|0 comments
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by yRetsyM 12y ago
This website is inspiringly simple

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