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10y ago
They totally lost me when the video announced a PRO version. Sorry, you can't claim to be open source while a few seconds later showing a paid-for version. Shame.
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10y ago
Anyone with experience on DiskCryptor? I've been using it for a while and it seems to be stable and well-built, but development seems to have halted and now I'm looking to possibly jump ship to VeraCrypt.
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10y ago
This actually feels like a useful application for a chat bot as opposed to a gimmick, well done!
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10y ago
I remember buying version 1 of Duet back in the day. I also remember you taking it off marketplaces and stop supporting it for your existing users. I hope you have bettered your ways since then, but I wouldn't count on it.
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10y ago
You can actually load in a RSS feed into Pocket Cast by searching for the RSS URL (that's why I asked for it). I submitted it to be indexed in Pocket Cast, so it should appear within 24h.
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10y ago
Thanks it works. I also submitted it to Pocket Cast via http://www.pocketcasts.com/submit As a side note, getting it on iTunes will also auto-submit it to most popular podcast apps, so if you do one thing that should be it.
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10y ago
Would love to subscribe but it's not showing up in Pocket Casts... Where can I find the RSS feed?
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10y ago
I've found the Instapaper Kindle export to not include article images. Very frustrating and devs don't seem to care (and probably care even less now with being bought up).
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10y ago
Relevant article on a game developer that did not approve of streaming their game: http://www.thatdragoncancer.com/thatdragoncancer/2016/3/24/o...
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10y ago
Nintendo has an antiquated grasp of business though and will go under even sooner if they continue with this type of behaviour. They are currently fueled on goodwill and nostalgia value. A complete outlier in that aspect.
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10y ago
Not far away from printers, which may refuse to print on an unauthorized cartridge.
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10y ago
Exactly! Larger ad inventory purchases are still largely sold by salespeople with written contracts. Ad exchanges and real-time bidding (RTB) are only causing a problem for people working in the media space because on the one hand if you do
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10y ago
This response is right on the money. I'd just like to add that almost all the problems with malicious ads are caused by ad networks that are used as "backfills" for when the in-house ads aren't booked. Backfilled ads are
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10y ago
This article is built around the same logic as saying you shouldn't drive a car because you'll end up in an accident, and that not driving is the only option. Ad serving has problems, but you can't invalidate the claims that
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10y ago
Is there anything like this with cross-platform support? (Windows / Linux / OSX)
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10y ago
Which Swedish bank is that? My bank used to offer expiring VISA cards but removem them claiming 3D Secure offers the same protection. (Obviously it does not...)
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10y ago
Look into Sandboxie. It provides a similar (albeit more complicated) approach for modern version of Windows.
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10y ago
This depends on country. In Sweden for example, 1.3x UberX rates are equal to a standard taxi.
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11y ago
So is this a service or is this open source? Can I set up my own Plotti instance?
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11y ago
PHP has been faster than Ruby and Python for some time now in raw processing strength, see here for some benchmarks: http://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u64q/php.html
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11y ago
The problem with the current theme/plugin review process is that it only takes place on the initial submission. A malicious individual could submit an innocuous plugin to the repository and change the code afterwards, which is similar
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11y ago
A bit too simple for an API, reminds me of Fuck Off As A Service. http://www.foaas.com/
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11y ago
The security updates are automatic (unless you opt-out) and previewing on mobile is as easy as logging in to the site from your mobile device. (The administration panel is fully responsive.)
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11y ago
also interested
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11y ago
Completely right. If the secret server token is compromised, it is presumed that you can fake any data. Should that allow for RCE? That's where Ruby steps in and provides the double whammy.
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11y ago
False. Plenty of large companies run their business on WordPress, not just "blogs". https://vip.wordpress.com/clients/
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11y ago
Nice game. I like that all ships are not on collision course with you and so you can prioritize which words to hit to avoid destruction. Would love to see an "abort word" feature, as over level 20 it's quite easy to accidenta
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11y ago
Which was incidentally a technique used by early blu-ray rippers. (Making a screenshot of each frame.)
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11y ago
Thanks!
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11y ago
For someone wanting to tinker but not being great at electronics project, what is the easiest way to: - Play with the chip (testing interfaces, deploying code etc) - "Deploy" it (ie. connect it to ground power, via 230v-USB connec
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