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jol
12y ago
Works fine on FF on Ubuntu 28.
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jol
13y ago
That is actually very important, there is just too many people that cannot communicate efficiently over email, it wastes not only their time, it wastes everyone's time. (I agree that "be xxx ninja" is not nice language, but s
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jol
13y ago
for me: what is that "a lot more"? I just want to learn something new (btw, labels/tags are not really new, just redesigned imap folders)
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jol
13y ago
Sorry to rain on your parade, but don't you like idea that computing device is independent from others and does not require network connectivity 100% of time when you want something done?
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jol
13y ago
If Identity Provider goes down, it is a SPOF for the account, but the same is with FB/Twitter login
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jol
13y ago
technically - yes, it frees me from being part of (google/fb/twitter... whatever network is trendy now) and still sign in, practically,at the present moment, no - only geeks know about it Edit/update: if compromised, you loos
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jol
13y ago
I agree with that, this requires certain mindset and skill, however I have seen some dismissing attitude from HR "specialists" and alike while real world seems to be quite different
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13y ago
I have very good economics/management degree from cool school in my country/country group, however, it makes me much better person in IT than persons with good education in the field, why? Because I care and understand much more a
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jol
13y ago
because of network effects that will kick in when Linux finally reaches market share that has to be respected (I expect that to be somewhere close to 10 %), this is much more important. And now when Steam came to linux, that can be kickstar
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13y ago
I'm so glad to see that, that I am not the only person with such dual reaction - This is sooo awsomme tech! & ok, were it is going might not be so cool at the end...
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13y ago
>"That table would entirely fit in InnoDB Buffer Pool " I would like to see how it fits in the pool on 2GB linode (mentioned in the article), also, I like that people try to think before saying "big data" and grabbin
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jol
13y ago
With power comes responsibility, you should choose what to hack and why :)
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jol
13y ago
you are right about first, but >- at least as reliable as your infrastructure this doesn't mean that Google CDN is down the same times that your server is, thus it adds downtime (or time when something is broken in the site), i.e.
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jol
13y ago
well, that would not work well with backwards compatibility, also it adds extra protocol to implement to browser vendors (extra bugs, here they come :)
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jol
13y ago
I don't think that CSS sprites should be bigger, given that css is improving, I don't know about the sample analysed, but usually the editorial and user-contributed content images (as well as ads) take much more bandwidth than sty
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jol
13y ago
I haven't seen one, but that would be very beneficial, it would not only make everything faster, but also avoid the privacy concerns and remove the additional point of failure that external CDN creates.
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jol
13y ago
ok, but the article says that there is more images (btw, other media too), i.e. images make 50% of web page now and image size growth contibutes ~400KB out of ~900KB, images tend to change, given that top 1000 pages are dynamic, thus, no ca
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jol
13y ago
This is almost exactly what I thought - and just say me that EVs are not possible/practical, this was made in 70s, now think about the things that are possible now that was not even possible then for car producers.
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jol
13y ago
Exactly, G+ Twitter, FB are content exchanges with value added in form of comments and discovery in my opinion, not content creation places. P.s. Google returns 404 on his G+ profile, is it correct http code? Shouldn't it be something
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jol
13y ago
This one was good, I don't know if there is sound as I watched it silently, but it was perfect even without it. Im hooked, likely to start learning go soon. P.s. Big respect for being able to make the video below 3 min.
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13y ago
> Requiring a human to be in the loop in all circumstances is impractical At least theoretically someone made the decision to kill and could be accountable, in case of killer robot with AI that decided to kill mistakenly who is responsib
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13y ago
there is a difference between an web-app and web-site, drupal is a CMS, it is meant to build web-sites. Or am I wrong about what drupal is? This is the same as tons of people that use wordpress as the best CMS, wordpress is good fit for man
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jol
13y ago
how about Faraday cage for your phone?
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13y ago
I don't know but I have a feeling that the hippies are leaving Google, thus the quality goes down. That is why I never comment on youtube - I cannot do it anonymously, if its cat video. But the problems started on other products too. A
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13y ago
If we are talking about changing something I the way people in the whole world acts, it takes a lot of time, the talks started long long ago, finally we see some result of this. There is a lot of "greener" technologies developed n
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jol
13y ago
I think the thing is that there is forgotten and hated windows vista, that can update only to IE9, thus leaving it as smallest common denominator after XP end of life.
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13y ago
What about persons outside US? the thing is that wile this does not directly influence, there are at least discussion about ethics of this and whether this really right action, thus at least (all else held constant) decreasing pool of IT pr
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13y ago
>Just like the NSA, stop bringing up stuff everyone knows. Google reader shutdown, ok, many geeks used it, there is alternatives.. blablabla. But are you saying that NSA spying on everyone should be just another minor fact, I don'
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13y ago
The thing is that some form of genocide was carried out during soviet times, thus suppressing development of the nations intelligence, with many from the best and brightest being deported/surpressed etc. Westerners usually does not und
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13y ago
Actually I was quite surprised that multiple queries benchmark showed more than 1 entry for PHP in top 10. take-away: if you don't do much sophisticated data processing then PHP is ok choice. gets ready to run
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