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by libeclipse 9y ago
What does it mean by the patent clause? What kind of stuff does that cover, and in what scenarios does it become relevant?
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by libeclipse 9y ago
I understand the viewpoint of the article, but it assumes that the person waving the wand particularly cares about everyone else. Personally, with the Investigatory Powers Bill in the UK, I will "wave the wand of a technology solution&
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by libeclipse 9y ago
How do they accept pins for chip-and-pin transactions? If it's on the seller's phone then I wouldn't be comfortable using Square on either side of the transaction.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Damn it guys. We've been on the moon! We actually launched rockets carrying people off the planet to the moon . What the fuck. If that doesn't give you butterflies and plaster a massive childish smile on your face, I'd conje
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by libeclipse 9y ago
#OfficeBleed anyone?
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by libeclipse 9y ago
> Essentially, it takes a very long time to obtain each pattern, and you need a lot of patterns. By the time you've finished imaging, management has brought you your golden watch. What does this last part about the golden watch mean
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by libeclipse 9y ago
Auto-updates != No updates
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by libeclipse 9y ago
In chrome you have the option to disable the auto update feature - an option that is noticeably missing here.
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by libeclipse 9y ago
This. One hundred times this. I block ads, and I certainly wouldn't switch from Firefox to some random unknown browser for the privilege of seeing ads. Having said that however, if there was an option in Firefox to enable this, I may c
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by libeclipse 9y ago
How do you bypass the economist's pay wall? Googling it doesn't seem to work.
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by libeclipse 10y ago
He announced it exists, though not what it is. Who knows, it might even spur some people to move away from LP.
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by libeclipse 10y ago
This needs a (2013) tag.
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by libeclipse 10y ago
Strange. Is political pressure out of the question?
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by libeclipse 10y ago
I'm really happy to see this. It's actually quite frustrating that although markdown is so nice, it barely has a consistent standard. It's almost impossible to use it cross-service. Hopefully now that Github has standardised
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by libeclipse 10y ago
The DNS resolution itself was really slow for me, slowed down web browsing severely. Also I was really concerned by the fact that anyone on the network could access history for everyone else. It's not a nice feature. It's a good p
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The Android Taste Test(android.com)
2 points by libeclipse 10y ago|0 comments
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by libeclipse 10y ago
I used this for a while but I found that it was unbearably slow. Perhaps it's too much to ask from a RaspberryPi3.
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by libeclipse 10y ago
Ahahaha I legitimately cannot tell if this is a sarcastic blog post. To me it just sounds like such a joke. It's quite confusing. I hope it's a joke...
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by libeclipse 10y ago
Using netlify with ghpages is extremely fast because of their CDN, A+ on ssl labs, and free.
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by libeclipse 10y ago
It should also be noted that WiFi uses considerably less battery than mobile data does, so while convenient, this probably won't replace WiFi anytime soon unless there's a massive boost to battery technology.
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by libeclipse 10y ago
I didn't know perfect unicode support in the stdlib was a requirement for being a high-level language.
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by libeclipse 10y ago
Alright there's clearly some differences of opinion here, but can we keep it civil and have a reasonable discussion?
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by libeclipse 10y ago
How about fixing your own build instead of exploiting a service that's doing your building and testing for you for FREE.
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The Journal of Irreproducible Results(jir.com)
3 points by libeclipse 10y ago|0 comments
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by libeclipse 10y ago
They may be encrypting the file with a parameter passed in the URL. In this case, assuming no logs are kept, it would be a reasonable encryption setup.
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by libeclipse 10y ago
It's funny that the reason that most scientific journals quote for charging for papers is because they spend time and effort reviewing the research -- but we all know how big of a problem unreproducible research is.
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The NIST Conspiracy (2012)(links.org)
1 points by libeclipse 10y ago|0 comments
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by libeclipse 10y ago
Why not just honestly say you're busy? Works for me. There's quite a few versions of this. I think a cheaper option is an app on your phone that imitates a phone call.
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by libeclipse 10y ago
This is a nice read for anyone who wants to know how the whole NaCl/libsodium relationship works: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NaCl_(software)
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by libeclipse 10y ago
I just get a "This feature isn't available to everyone yet" message. Is it just me?

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