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z3t4
3y ago
PaperRoll welcome video : https://youtu.be/eq9NPRlF6yc
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3y ago
Monopolies and cartels love inflation as they can increase the prices. One interesting thing is that when prices increase, the raw prices decrease. So if you are a middle man you will make huge profits. Demand drops as prices increase. But
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z3t4
3y ago
HTTP encryption is a bit overrated. Governments only care about which sites you read and httpS don't help against that. TSL is also designed to be man-in-the-middle'd. Check your root certificates and ask yourself if you trust all
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3y ago
I think I used this site or a similar one when learning KSP - learning is easy when you make it fun.
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3y ago
Monopoly and cartels has the most impact on prices. and the market can not work if there are few partisipants. also gatekeepers, those that stand in between producers and consumers can screw up the market if they have a large potion of the
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3y ago
Some phone models supports docking. So you can attach screen, keyboard, etc
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3y ago
All it takes is one good engineer and he can build anything. The difficult part is to get people to use it.
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4y ago
I think we should have 3 security levels in the browser: Level 1) Static content, no scripting allowed 2) Scripting allowed (like the current state but more restricted) Level 3) App like where you can allow the app to access certain resourc
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4y ago
In most countries a copyright work need to be something substantial. You can not copyright single machine instructions. It needs to be a combination that is unique. And just the instructions are not copyrightable, you cant for example copyr
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4y ago
Where the data is stored does not matter much. Laws deal with people and companies, so it matters where you live or where your company operates. So if you live in the US you don't have to worry about EU laws unless you do buisness in E
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4y ago
In a high level 3d engine like this you do not need advanced math. You basically only need to know about coordinate systems. Linear algebra is good if you want to make your own 3d engine from scratch. Just start with something simple and le
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4y ago
Advice for people wanting to earn money on ads: Don't use adsense. Make a list of companies that might be interested in advertising on your website, then start making calls. Advertisers have the same problem. Adwords sucks. Facebook ad
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4y ago
HDDs are cheap and last a long time. Perfect for redundant configurations.
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4y ago
The browser is basically an OS ontop of an OS ontop of. .. turtles all the way down
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4y ago
Using a single executable file will make their life easier. And some users will be "power" users and will know how to package something. Make use of your user community.
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4y ago
For some missions I think there's an exact copy left on earth for easier debugging/testing
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4y ago
Just statically include everything in one executable. Or release the source and let others build & package it for their favourite OS.
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4y ago
https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/
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4y ago
Try merrell. Had a pair for 20 years, happily bought a new pair last year and quality is still good.
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4y ago
I recently paid 10$ to access a site that reviewed keyboards. It for example let me listen to the typing sounds. I think a niche rewiev site can be a lucrative buisness.
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4y ago
Except for the JS language itself where every proposed suggestion is implemented.
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4y ago
I just have one priority and keep working on it until its finished or something else become the priority.
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4y ago
What do you use for virtualization? And what do you use for graphics? (example Libvirt/VNC)
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4y ago
I think most popular browsers support badges in standard mode (no extension or webapp mode needed). A fallback would be to change the favicon and/or the window title and tab color.
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4y ago
I guess this is only what you can find out from tcpdump and strace ? Reading the EULA/privacy policy is way scarier, for example content of files, network information, other apps on your computer, and web searches. If you are using a f
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4y ago
Governments have the same problem with ID cards, and they solved it by requiring your parents or wife to vouch for you. So in order to solve the problem of lost private keys you could have a list of people that you trust, and if two of them
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4y ago
When I'm in a flow and get interrupted I write "I AM HERE", so the next time I try to run the software (which can be hours to weeks later) I get an error on that row and hopefully remember what I was working on.
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4y ago
It's difficult to wake up a phone to play custom audio. I believe iOS and Android has made that impossible without rooting the device.
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4y ago
You should not rewrite something that works, only when you need to make larger changes, even if the guy who wrote the program is still there you might want to rewrite from scratch if the requirements change, like you now need to handle 100x
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4y ago
The solution is that the one who write the software/architecture is also the one maintaining it. When it comes to writing easy to maintain code, that can only be learned by maintaining code for a long time. If that dude leaves the team
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