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> Cloudflare provides DNS services to 12 million websites, adding approximately 20,000 new customers every day. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudflare > Roughly five percent to 10 percent of web traffic now goe
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Seems to be on purpose to not share sensitive data.
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Project Stream will probably allow those on Linux, macOS, and especially ChromeOS to play most games, including recent ones. Which may let people switch platform more easily and/or avoid dual-booting.
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You can use a DNS like AdGuard to block most of the requests on iOS
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Good luck removing that Firebase integration on Android
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So, only needs a 0.06% chance of a package having compromised code (e.g. bitcoin stealer, ssh/pgp keys stealer, keylogger, mitm, etc etc.)
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Duplicate with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19191241
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The government can't fine itself I guess, so it would have to be the EU that fines sweden? Or some kind of class action from swedes?
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Pretty much every download link is down, but the torrent is working: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:j6ixrzpitvpmkx5tgroy6utcpqr5hhhj&dn=updated%20mosaic.png&xl=304863698&fc=1
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In Ruby world a lot of people use LD_PRELOAD to change the default malloc to jemalloc (or tcmalloc): https://github.com/jemalloc/jemalloc
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Link to the paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1901.11504.pdf
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I'm using a code block for the new lines (```)
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This is really, much faster than pastebin (no captcha) and doesn't require registration like gist.github.com. I think it should say on the homepage that the content is parsed as markdown (it's in the howto but could be summarized
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> Please note that we no longer distribute the following images that were previously available in our database: 4.2.04 (lena), 4.2.02 (tiffany), elaine.512, numbers.512 and testpat.1k. Although these images have played a significant role
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> - Support for case sensitive directories. mkdir(2) automatically creates directories within the Cygwin installation dir as case sensitive now. > This feature requires Windows 10 1803 or later and WSL installed! Interesting, so is
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Pretty sure the first domains acquired will be targeted at local development setups, like tmp.dev, staging.dev, production.dev, etc. etc. edit: just a reminder that .local is the reserved one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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He could easily get an internship at Facebook (non-YC) or maybe Airbnb (YC). He definitely has enough skills to get a good internship.
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Great feature and a pretty straightforward polyfill, could even be implemented before Chrome releases it (the context menu to get the link being the hard part, but a select text + tooltip with "Copy link to this text" would work,
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Even if the goal of getting Ruby 3 to be 3x faster than Ruby 2 on a typical Rails app is reached, it would be far from the 17x speedup they got by moving to Rust.
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Symbols in Ruby are basically concise strings, :id is a symbol, "id" a string. There are some differences of how they are allocated but it's mainly a style preference and a convention. e.g. you would typically do { id: 1, nam
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They just moved a computationally intensive task to a much faster language. Not as large scale as moving everything from Rails to Scala in the case of Twitter for instance, but pretty standard is any large Rails application to use faster la
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I was expecting some ncurses-based interface
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> In 2018, Reddit received 28 requests for the production of user account information from foreign governmental authorities (excluding emergency requests). Reddit did not comply with any of these requests.
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My theory is that the challenges are actually just to slow down humans trying to do repetitive sensitive tasks (sign ups for instance).
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I think only Reddit has mastered the large-scale discussion involving thousands or ten of thousands of people at the same time.
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From a user point of view I much prefer AWS than Google Cloud (and I got used to the AWS names). Also as AWS is what basically everyone used, all the tooling is built mainly around it and sometimes support Google Cloud but it's not ver
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I agree with the core idea. I've seen all kinds of people use SQL in their jobs even if it's not every day: marketing, finance, developers obviously, etc.
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They must negotiate very well because as an iOS user I would be disappointed to not have Google as default (like when Firefox switched to Bing).
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There has been remote control by viewing a web page (classic), a pdf, a word document, receiving a text message, just being connected to the internet, etc. And that's just the beginning, then comes all the indirect attacks like stealin
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Thanks, I didn't know anyone else made a WebGL/wasm export tool for games. https://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.0/getting_started/workflow...

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