brcha

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by brcha 7y ago
As long as data is private, I don't think so. Although, it is pointless to discuss that since keeping passwords in plaintext is, well, :)
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by brcha 7y ago
Pretty cool show. I think it is wise to publicly announce both speakers who have accepted invitations and speakers whose invitations were revoked (don't even have to say they are revoked, simply stating "unfortunately John Doe wil
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by brcha 9y ago
Please elaborate. I don't see how having a library of SASS mixins that you mix in to make specific CSS classes for specific purposes make anything harder to manage? If anything, decomposing things to smallest common denominator makes i
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by brcha 9y ago
> It doesn't matter what you use, you can nest your CSS by hand or with Sass. Either way, you now have CSS tightly coupled to your HTML structure and it can be hell to change. I'm literally dealing with this right now (we use s
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by brcha 9y ago
Yes, if you link dynamically, you are generally okay with just sending your executables. If you link statically, you also have to make your object code available for relinking if needed. But that generally comes down to doing something like
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by brcha 9y ago
Qt is LGPL. So there are no limitations unless you make changes to the Qt library (which you probably won't do). If you do make changes, though, then you would have to release them under LGPL license. So, I think there are absolutely n
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by brcha 9y ago
Well, why not then say this is domain registrar's fault, since somebody clearly did allow registration of paypal.com.tk or something similar. SSL certificate is for secure communication with some website. Whether the website is a malic
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by brcha 9y ago
Well, you can always project the virtual laptop's screen on a pizza box or a wall or something like that. But I agree in general. I'd prefer a foldable laptop, but I doubt the technology for something like that is anywhere near, w
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by brcha 9y ago
cppreference.com usually has [c++XYZ] marks on features introduced by a specific version of C++ and it is usually current with updates while having some basic examples for most things. The site doesn't have a comprehensive list of all
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by brcha 9y ago
Oh, an extension already :) Excellent. Although, at this moment, my Firefox (52.0.1 on GNU/Linux) says the extension cannot be installed because it is faulty what ever that might mean.
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by brcha 9y ago
Well, imagine being able to project your "laptop" where ever you want using AR? Then you could use it as your home desktop-laptop and carry it everywhere with you. Tablets are cool and you can carry them everywhere, but you can&#x
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by brcha 9y ago
I believe ctxt.io requires Chrome extension to work properly. It does seam like a good method for sharing web pages, but, as I too use Firefox, not the thing for me (for now).