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zobzu
12y ago
I agree. the summary still sounds like a NIH. Details would be awesome. blog post it, HN the blog post, you guys know how to do that I heard ;) Thanks!
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zobzu
12y ago
I dont understand when people find firefox noticeably slower. I wonder if thats related to OSX. Regardless, I agree with the move 100%. Thanksfully, while Firefox may not be the best, its very good/useable for everything. If ever it is
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zobzu
12y ago
on internet (and other mass medias for that matter), this "norm" is very much accepted only due to the other person's stature or social standing. so, interestingly enough, what you're using as an argument is in fact th
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zobzu
12y ago
either way has issues, yes if you manage more than a few projects, you already run into libs that will get updates and break things, at least weekly ;)
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zobzu
12y ago
I agree the concept is sound, that said Docker is quite a bit of a PR engine as the parent comment said. It also is far from mature enough for most. When it fails, good luck finding out whats happening, they don't log stuff. It needs a
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zobzu
12y ago
Im always wondering how people pinning versions manage software updates (security or not). If you grow to a few hundred (or thousand or hundred of thousand) systems, it seems pretty hard to test and install combinations, and even if its a s
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zobzu
12y ago
This kind of thinking generally hurts more than it does good. Large amounts of people will register it in their memory as CPython bad, PythonJS, or really, anything else good. Don't know why, don't know why it's FUD, etc. Nex
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zobzu
12y ago
straight words just for you: lets honor and mourn the death of those who we do not know personally but are related to well known public figures = pretty stupid in my eyes. feel good kind of crap.
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zobzu
12y ago
I hope that when people see this sort of things they also realize how many anonymous kids die every single day :|
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zobzu
12y ago
infographics are nice but as long as all platforms and commonly used clients (not just email ones) have an EASY to use GnuPG implementation this seems bound to fail. Google's initiative seems like a good idea of course. The command lin
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Decentralized Web Search Engine
(yacy.net)
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zobzu
12y ago
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zobzu
12y ago
any benchmark vs cpython avail? (not startup speed). just curious.
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zobzu
12y ago
itd be cool to have this like http://www.monkeysphere.info/ between browser and server, and not rely on CAs.
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zobzu
12y ago
A lot of them are still valid.
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zobzu
12y ago
120 col 4 space tw real tabs ftw! unfortunately thats sort of flamebait.
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One year at Mozilla Operations Security
(jve.linuxwall.info)
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zobzu
12y ago
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How San Francisco police catches bike thieves
(road.cc)
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zobzu
12y ago
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zobzu
12y ago
i actually often see pretty good articles on pando.
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zobzu
12y ago
I stopped using opendns when they added ads. I might use it again then.
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zobzu
12y ago
I wanted the auto gpg sign for a while. I wonder if itll get more adoption.
951.
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zobzu
12y ago
Just put a good example WITH the doc. Thats.. how its done :)
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zobzu
12y ago
Can't disagree much. I think itd be nice if python become all that. easier for programmers to transition to it than to, say, go.
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zobzu
12y ago
also ssl everywhere without authentication by default. ie slower, encrypted, but not actually safe.
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zobzu
12y ago
"the brand name"
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zobzu
12y ago
i dont know, on recent computers, more often than not i dont really see a diff between pdf.js and others as a user. it seems to only be an issue on really heavy pdfs, which are pretty rare
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zobzu
12y ago
dat logo
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zobzu
12y ago
note: it detects firefox nightly user agent as out of date and probably unsafe. its actually really up to date! :)
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zobzu
12y ago
i need to get myself one of these. nice story!
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zobzu
12y ago
starting with python is ok as long as theres a C class following. At various work places ive been to, the vast majority of coders know python or ruby or similar languages. They have NO CLUE how the memory is allocated, why some things in py
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zobzu
12y ago
dedicated tokens are actually cheap. you can get one for 10-20 bucks
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