Revisor

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Swamp Watch: China(youtube.com)
1 points by Revisor 9y ago|0 comments
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ZeniMax to judge: Block Oculus sales or give us 20%(arstechnica.com)
5 points by Revisor 9y ago|0 comments
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by Revisor 9y ago
> Unfortunately, I inherited some Symfony applications recently. Unfortunately, because the whole stack is terribly slow and held together by an insane amount of YAML and XML configuration files. Add "annotations" (that are par
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by Revisor 9y ago
Deprecated 9 years ago.
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by Revisor 9y ago
> Millennials are also coming of age now through the next decade. Millenials start from 1981 so some of them are nearing 40. Generation Z is coming of age.
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by Revisor 10y ago
Why don't more people use Assembla? We've used it for years and it has so many more features than Github. Tickets, milestones, time tracking, standup, wiki, unlimited repos with protected-branch merge rights, file sharing, discuss
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Write, Review, Merge, Publish: Phabricator Review Workflow(secure.phabricator.com)
28 points by Revisor 11y ago|7 comments
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by Revisor 11y ago
We haven't switched an existing project, but we're looking around for a place for a new library we're going to publish in a few weeks. It will most probably be on Assembla or Gitlab.
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by Revisor 11y ago
I'm too late in this discussion, but they are really going to use the majority of the grant, namely $10k out of the $15k, to replace the word "slave". See https://supybot.buildbot.net/meetings/buildbot&#x
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by Revisor 11y ago
> Yearly sales cycles create a toxic incentive to focus engineering time on flashy demo-friendly features I understand that argument, but what incentive does DRM with a killswitch create for the software company, if its customers must pa
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by Revisor 11y ago
> If cortana wants to automatically recommend appointments from emails? Guess what? She has to read your emails. "She"
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You Are Incurring HR Debt(robertlaing.com)
1 points by Revisor 11y ago|0 comments
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by Revisor 12y ago
The story is remarkably similar to this Polish movie, based on a real story: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_Feels_Good
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by Revisor 12y ago
Please add public pricing to your website.
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by Revisor 12y ago
You're welcome. A direct link is here: https://www.dephormation.org.uk/?page=81 Just bear in mind the default installation can break some pages (Soundcloud) or worsen your user experience (many web sites, Google, Wikip
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by Revisor 12y ago
I would love it if there was a plugin that combined the blacklist part of Disconnect/Ghostery with the learning algorithm of Privacy Badger and the anti-fingerprinting features of Secret Agent. There are many trackers that are known in
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by Revisor 12y ago
This article really should have been called "Security hole in Gandi's processes". Why would they change the account email address if you didn't reply to a single email within 24 hours? Who thought that was a good solutio
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by Revisor 12y ago
Opera used to be routinely blocked on Google properties years ago - Google Adwords as well as Google Analytics. There was no fallback, just a block message. When you changed the user agent, the site worked ok. I'm not sure about today,
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Why are the freemium games so bad?(glowstickgames.blogspot.com)
2 points by Revisor 12y ago|0 comments
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by Revisor 13y ago
What's a perk in USA may actually be standard in other countries.
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by Revisor 13y ago
I understand that it's pretty nifty in corporate environments. At the same time, however, it sounds an awful lot like a backdoor that works even with the PC turned off.
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by Revisor 13y ago
Today I found out I inadvertently bought an Asus motherboard with a service called "Intel Management Engine Interface" (mei) which "enables remote accessing to the PC including the management, monitoring and maintenance irres
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by Revisor 13y ago
Could you please post some details about what you mean with them monitoring your site's traffic and performance? I found the code for the "anonymous survey", but you have to submit it manually. Edit: I think you might mean th
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by Revisor 13y ago
The author ('s server) could serve as a perpetual seed. Or someone would step up for seeding, Internet archive or similar.
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by Revisor 13y ago
Why do you use them at all if you know that they leak your readers' privacy?
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by Revisor 13y ago
Looks like it's missing a "c": http://www.epjournal.net/wp-content/uploads/ep08244259.pdf
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by Revisor 13y ago
The family sharing on Xbone would have been only a time limited demo, nothing of the sort what Steam introduced a few weeks ago.
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by Revisor 13y ago
Just because someone else is already doing it doesn't make it right.
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by Revisor 13y ago
I am the spied upon Other, because I'm not an American. I don't have a voice in your debate, no representative, no senator, no amendment. My only hope is that privacy becomes a generally accepted human right.
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by Revisor 13y ago
Maybe today is the right time to ask the question again.

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