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zobzu
11y ago
The reality of things is, though, that at many (most?!) companies the pipeline IS indeed flawed BUT must work. In other words for various reasons it's been built flawed. Speed, idiocy, politics, whatever. At some point, you have variou
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zobzu
11y ago
Such articles should start by: IPFS = Internet Protocol File system Just because it makes stuff clearer. Heck the project page could use some of that too ;)
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zobzu
11y ago
interesting how it jumps from csv to rewrite stuff without just doing SQL and be done with it. since csv did the job almost good enough, it seem like SQL would just fine and dandy while easier to manage and implement (minutes, literally) no
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zobzu
11y ago
why'd you have to lie to leave a service is inconceivable to me. such companies should be paying good money until this is rectified or simply banned.
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zobzu
11y ago
one issue is that veth is slow - slower than VM networking. in fact since VMs are now booting instantly there's argument to use docker images and boot them as VMs.
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zobzu
11y ago
Some phones actually provide U2F. I think the SGS6 does. The secret in stored in the harware backed credentials storage.
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zobzu
11y ago
Duo also supports it.
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zobzu
11y ago
Yeah this stuff won't be "universal" until at least all browsers support it... which would be GREAT
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zobzu
11y ago
Yea plus lxc will make it easier to hack :-)
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zobzu
11y ago
i agree, albeit by that rationale you'd better get a Rafale - its the same kind of plane as the F35, minus a few nice features but much cheaper. Which is exactly why the only nations getting an F35 are US allies not making their own ai
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zobzu
11y ago
It looks cool that said as usual its "hey I dont like <insert some chat program> so im just going to code my own incompatible one". In the end im happy with IRC. Its not the greatest but its the one that just works: Its the
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zobzu
11y ago
that would be great. what would be greater though is ensuring that actor.im cannot read the data as it transits (or easy to setup on our own local machines) I'd pay a good bit for that!
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zobzu
11y ago
+300.
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zobzu
11y ago
I spoke to a USAF pilot and he said the F-35 is a decent plane, easy to fly, well equipped even thus no match for specialized fighters its decently good at everything. Here's the problem though. None of your comment or these article br
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zobzu
11y ago
The comment on the blog seems about right so ill copy: "Lets see David Axe the nonstop liar that wrote this used the words “commands”, “requires”. and “demands” when referring to the document in question. No where in the document cited
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zobzu
11y ago
personally i dont wanna keep "acceptable ads" because I believe there is no such thing. its unsollicited and always in my face => its an ads, and it annoys me - and im not even going to buy the product behind it. thus, i find u
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zobzu
11y ago
or just use firefox for android then, which also works with ublock origin anyway, and uses way less ram than chrome for android with and without ad blocking.
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zobzu
11y ago
Dilated time bubble i guess!
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11y ago
Safe harbor is sadly more of a guideline/joke. Smaller companies that do not have to hand over data to the nsa get training for it which is basically : Change nothing of what you do, keep mishandling user data, but if ever eu sues us w
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zobzu
11y ago
that would be cool actually, but where would one find such a list?
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zobzu
11y ago
I dont think its strange. the windows world has solved a lot of these issues - its other issues it hasn't solved that generally make people go to other platforms. AD setups are actually pretty complete if you ask me. Heck, OpenLDAP is
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zobzu
11y ago
hah, another chrome-only thing
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zobzu
11y ago
doesnt work on firefox ;)
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11y ago
250mm quads fly 3-7mins and going straight up is not hovering, it takes a lot of power. I fear you dont know what you're talking about. Basically you can go 3k up then stay a minute and free fall down. Bigger quads can fly longer - a
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11y ago
the use of macro is a little scary thou and not exactly typical C stuff. interesting to see where this will go.. also, the name is cool but XIV would fit the logo better than XVI ;)
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zobzu
11y ago
netcode is the most difficult part of fast multiplier games. then again one could just read quake3 source - its actually, 16 years later, still one of the best for that.
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11y ago
-W is just a nicer wait of doing your nc command
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11y ago
I dont think american trains have any incentive to get better. it works sort of good enough and people pay, why care about speed or comfort? in "europe" and really they mean germany and france, switzerland in particular, not actua
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zobzu
11y ago
id rather have a lunatic engineer than a lunatic politician, but that's just me.
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11y ago
tldr: cloudflare like to reimplement things and claim it solves the world problems. Thats cool, thats how open source work. Fork, copy, reimplement, try new stuff. that-said...slightly-longer: for what they do there are alternatives like ip
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