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by zobzu 10y ago
dude wants a motor bike he can ride in bike lanes and pedestrian paths. you can get a 3000w+ motorbike thats electric if you pass a motorbike license ans drive it on the road.
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by zobzu 10y ago
it is mainly the tools that are blamed even in this post. nobody wants to make a better sks keyserver or gpg cli. why? because you dont get no fame or money from it. filippo show me your gpg commits.
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by zobzu 10y ago
we dont need a president we dont need a ceo we dont need...
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by zobzu 10y ago
bias as long as it goes along my opinion and world view.. this is why it's dangerous. seem more like an attempt to control what news are okayd vs not. id rather fake news get lawsuits that have to prove it
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by zobzu 10y ago
i don't think its an issue. live in the city? dont own a car. just like today. uber is way cheaper than owing a car. live in the gonnies? own a car. hailing one would take forever. having cars near you in the gonnies,that you dont own
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by zobzu 10y ago
seems like a dumb statement. why in hell would you think its ok to hit the lady when the car can avoid it? getting there 30s later on average is worth killing grandmas? with automated cars you dont even have to pay attention or care. get in
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by zobzu 10y ago
just film and show a complete flight from an airliner from the cockpit. flights are fully autonomous except take off and landing, which still are computer assisted. all crashes occur when the pilot overrides the flight system or the runway
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by zobzu 10y ago
Ive 16gb but everything fits under 8. Til i kick in an osx vm. Then i need an additional 8gb easily. Macosx tends to eat memory for breakfast
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by zobzu 10y ago
Ive been a mac user since i could crawl in the 80s. Die hard power user. Loved the brand and product even though i have no real brand loyalty. Switched to full linux and windows around osx 10.3 and never regretted it. Even without final cut
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by zobzu 10y ago
I think its a slur of excuses we tell ourselves. We just don't care all that much. It's all about filling your brain with the latest instant fad. People get bored if they don't get their fix of fake news or cat pictures. How
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by zobzu 10y ago
The people manipulation machine is so well tuned. The internet has failed us. People think hating trump supporters is the cool thing to do and probably would put their life on the line against him. How crazy is that? No longer is one even a
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by zobzu 10y ago
I had similar questions for a SRE position at google a few years back in fact, so I found it interesting and does not surprise me. I eventually refused the position without going on-site just because of how ridiculous the questions/rep
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by zobzu 10y ago
"yes"
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by zobzu 10y ago
I love how every time a company is compromised, everyone pops with their own "uncompromised" service offer. As if, this one would never get compromised and they were much better at it. Except they probably aren't. Bet the dev
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by zobzu 10y ago
Thats not how it works though. It's just called luck. If 90 out of 100 people will do correct commits and not fuck things up in various ways (from inserting a backdoor to just breaking code), then you've 90% chance that 1 person y
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by zobzu 10y ago
Not just faster to run but also much faster to write
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by zobzu 10y ago
Ive been testing Firefox e10s as in multiprocess Firefox for months now (in Nightly, and even before that). At some point it became very usable and it still is today. HOWEVER while the interface is, yes, much more responsive, it is also NOT
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by zobzu 10y ago
security is multi-layers. You should not rely on either process isolation (ie process sandbox) or logical sandbox or fault-free code... that said i think firefox's choice is more sensible.
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by zobzu 10y ago
it makes sense though as more features are in use on the set of tested pages, these will inevitably use more ram. its good to monitor and ensure that stays within acceptable parameters though, and potentially improved upon again. at least t
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by zobzu 10y ago
honestly its been years now that FF is one of - if not the - browser which uses the least amount of RAM. Its also one of the most energy efficient on most platforms.. (edge is more efficient on Windows, though it does not take into account
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Remembering Vernon Adams, creator of KDE's user-interface font Oxygen(lwn.net)
196 points by zobzu 10y ago|11 comments
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by zobzu 10y ago
it seems similar to securityheaders.io
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Firefox nightly browsing containers(twitter.com)
2 points by zobzu 10y ago|0 comments
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by zobzu 10y ago
it is actually an educational problem - specially in the US. Educated people will favor the more flexible operating systems to create things (don't think just programming, think video, pictures, whatever), dumb people will care about &
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by zobzu 10y ago
IMO.. FF on android is a great browser. Much better than anything else - yet has like 1% marketshare. Go figure. FF on the desktop is an average browser. Chrome and Edge are slightly better.
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by zobzu 10y ago
firefox uses firefox sync (which predates chrome sync) to sync your bookmarks, passwords, addons, etc. it also syncs with firefox for android and firefox for iOS...
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by zobzu 10y ago
you're thinking google did not pay adobe for this, adobe is doing this just cuz they like it? are you mad
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by zobzu 10y ago
anywhere i go without an adblocker begs me to install chrome and stop using whatever horrible outdated browser im using (according to the google ad), and how youtube, etc work best with chrome anyway thats quite a lot of powerful advertisem
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by zobzu 10y ago
This isnt about security. Its about its was open source before and user modifiable and it no longer is. You can force wipe on flash for example. They clearly changed stance to ensure users cannot play with the hardware and competitors canno
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by zobzu 10y ago
it is true that you cannot update the code, though the neo before the yubikey 4 was still running java applets and they had already disabled the possibility to update the code by requiring the yubico private company key (they're still

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