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by zobzu 12y ago
bash support recursion. also supports going up/down in researched history, just not with arrows by default.
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by zobzu 12y ago
interestingly you can s/bash/zsh/ and s/zsh/bash/ in this text and everything also works.
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by zobzu 12y ago
Theres a couple of issues that rarely are mentioned: - for very high traffic websites HTTPS costs a lot of money. .gov sites are not very high traffic. - When you have such high traffic you also have a bunch of old winxp and similar clients
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by zobzu 12y ago
One thing to be careful with these models is that you're moving the burden of maintaining libraries to the application code. So instead of updating packages and what not, you rely on the developer to update the libraries and reship. Su
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by zobzu 12y ago
I'm going to take some hits for that but... with .NET being open source (never liked Mono..) and all.. I'm tempted to use C# in the future again. Using it on Windows has always been good - and now that it compiles to native code t
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by zobzu 12y ago
actually a bunch of uavs can fly 15,000 ft. Most of them can. What's nice is the way they do 360d view, the 6s, the low drag, the smaller camera (setups with gopro - which is 4k too - or bigger are quite .. massive).. and they also see
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by zobzu 12y ago
I dont like DJI too much but i've to admit the design and integrated features are getting pretty good.
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by zobzu 12y ago
Yes. If you own a gun it doesn't mean that you're planning to shot anyone with it or that it's bound to happen. If you say you use it as a defense weapon and you actually do that (which is what a lot of gun owners in the USA
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by zobzu 12y ago
that's your opinion. they're used as defensive weapons everywhere. your opinion is that its not effective.
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by zobzu 12y ago
trust is always a fun topic, as people are still unaware of how much stuff they trust today. Let's say you trust TOR. Great. Now you have to trust Mozilla's software if thats what you run. Let's say you trust Mozilla too, gre
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by zobzu 12y ago
Because your argument makes no sense at all to the majority (me included). A tool is a tool. Its how you use it that makes it good or bad. I tend to believe that people who see a tool as one that can only be used in one direction, to be the
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Mozilla’s Data Privacy Principles Revisited(blog.mozilla.org)
14 points by zobzu 12y ago|2 comments
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by zobzu 12y ago
I love this. Thanks for documenting it, its a very cool experiment. I'd be waaaay to lazy to go through this.. seeing someone else do it successfully is great!
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by zobzu 12y ago
Thats interesting thanks! I must say Im a little unhappy about installing 10 addons just to have more privacy. Some slow down Firefox more than others, and it takes time to setup everything. I would hope for Polaris to be a one-switch-thing
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by zobzu 12y ago
You're saying obama is responsible for everything - which is not as everything was there before him - and complain when he publicly asks to fix some of the most important issues... Then complain some more about some cult of personality
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by zobzu 12y ago
"you are using an outdated version of firefox" Sup mozilla im on freaking nightly - detection seem to need work :)
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by zobzu 12y ago
Interesting how it says it wont penalize advertisers. Some of my friends work for mozilla and said that one of the feature does block ads as its both what the user wants and its impossible to tell whos tracking or not. (nightly only in abou
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by zobzu 12y ago
I call it the "must do something" syndrome. Vps and managers at some point just "do stuff" to justify being employed and salary. So that means pooping out new products, doesnt matter if its great as long as it sounds lik
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Drone saves window washer(fpvlab.com)
1 points by zobzu 12y ago|0 comments
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by zobzu 12y ago
Thats a good point though, thats not exactly the kind of stuff people expect in open source license. Then everyone goes and complain about the GPL vs BSD.. but this is waaaaaaaaay worse.
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by zobzu 12y ago
This dude consequently never worked as a "worker" obviously. Thus your decision to quit is perfectly sound.
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by zobzu 12y ago
well thats like the industrial revolution but at a different layer. i think another real difference is that we have way more people on the planet now (way too many, all scientific evidence points that out, too) thus this will be worse than
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by zobzu 12y ago
all of these are sadly true and happening frequently.pretty sure the company i work for went through all these phases and more after having been a little successful. (so now it dies slowly i guess?)
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by zobzu 12y ago
I find it interesting that the manual quality, writing, diagram, etc. is much higher than most things I read nowadays. Its actually a pleasure to read through...
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by zobzu 12y ago
What about environments with both Windows and Linux? (and OSX, and BSD, and what not). I think a lot of people/companies have some of these. Even if you're 90% Linux for example, and 10% Windows, its nice to have a tool that works
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by zobzu 12y ago
Google has GRR and Mozilla has MIG ( http://mig.mozilla.org/ ) I think its interesting to see that MIG is in Go and thus cross platform "by default". It also seems to be more privacy-compliant. osquery's SQL is
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by zobzu 12y ago
When you donate it goes to Mozilla Foundation while search deal money goes to Mozilla Corporation AFAIK. That means they actually need donations for the foundation to run (but its not 800 employees so its much less money). Legally you can&#
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by zobzu 12y ago
Yeah. Unfortunately for Mozilla, they don't have a download button on the #1 page on the web (google.com) and they dont bundle it either with any OS (Windows + IE, Mac/iOS + Safari, Android + Chrome) or software (Chrome auto insta
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by zobzu 12y ago
I actually think that while its very debatable on desktop, firefox for android may be the best all around android browser. Now for surface I hear you - i was sad they discontinued the work for that. Even on touchscreen latpops.
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by zobzu 12y ago
I think theres 3 arguments that are really important here: - which is the technically better search engine? - which will pay the most money? (gotta keep lights on!) - which is the one the users actually want? Google used to check all 3. The

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