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mrbig4545
11y ago
addons do not use npapi, so vimperator, ublock, tab mix plus, etc will still work
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11y ago
that's terrible. 10% is far too high
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11y ago
The one thing I know how to do really well with ZFS is get confused by the extended ACLs!
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11y ago
I was there in may, Cuba was already connected. Its just another "look at how good America is making Cuba" article. http://laredcubana.blogspot.co.uk/2015/09/cuban-infrastructu...
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11y ago
"I wouldn't write anything big in <insert language>" is pretty much always a true statement. What changes it is the framework. I can write a web application in some homebrew <insert language> and it can grow to 40
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11y ago
so the hash of the password becomes the password. i don't see the gains tbh
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11y ago
I wouldn't call imgur highly available. More like highly unavailable.
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11y ago
I still can't believe Soylent is a thing. What is wrong with food? People who want this make no sense to me. None at all.
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11y ago
Is this news? Because I've always assumed the tests are very biased. my car says it can get 70mpg in extra urban, yet it gets 54 max, I knew 70 was a lie when I bought it. Same with the tv, light bulbs, fridge and so on. In no way is a
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11y ago
we're all allowed to change our minds. it's a good thing
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I write perl everyday, I never use this stuff.
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11y ago
They're not in my phone, I don't use facebook on it.
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11y ago
Very interesting. I'm always (ab)using cat for this, and I keep meaning to stop, but I forget. After seeing this I'll definitely stop. Thanks!
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11y ago
or, here's a crazy idea, I keep adblocking, and keep my money? I adblock not to block ads, but for privacy. I don't like being tracked, and using contributor won't fix that
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11y ago
On accident is one of those American sayings that sounds weird to my English ears. Like poop. where did the second p come from??? That said, I think our dialects are merging, (well more likely British English is becoming Americanised, but y
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11y ago
hmm, that's a very good point. but my point is still valid, since i'm not a spy... or am i? ;)
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11y ago
so it's mod_perl, but javascript and nginx instead of apache and perl. seems like they've ignored history here, as mod_perl turned out to be a bad thing in the end, people messing with bits they really shouldn't leading to ma
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11y ago
I leave my fingerprints everywhere I go, so it's one of the least worrying things to have stolen.
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11y ago
most drug research is done in university anyway, and in most countries government funded. big pharma does the part after that in order to get it to market. trials and tweaks etc
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11y ago
I was thinking is there a micro-kernel out there that uses VTx to separate the parts, like protected mode on steroids, turns out there is. Thought I'd share
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The Muen Separation Kernel
(muen.codelabs.ch)
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11y ago
I'd quite like to see the NT kernel with gnu userland, and unixy virtual filesystems. There's no denying the NT kernel is an excellent piece of engineering.
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11y ago
I don't know about conflicting branches, but sqitch didn't like out of order migrations, even if they have nothing to do with each other. The authors response is for the developer with the issue to revert back to a sane point and
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I used to use sqitch. It drive me mad, it wants to do too much. I have got for version control, I don't need sqitch to do it as well. And it doesn't play nice with other developers. If you add migration a in one branch, and someon
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I am looking forward to this. The way I see it, it's all preparation for servo. And I'm sure the extensions to the webextensions api will provide enough to do what needs to be done
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11y ago
It says "pute" is fine, but google translate says otherwise… edit: I submitted it
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11y ago
Excellent, that's what I wanted to hear! Thanks
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It doesn't mention addon permissions, which I would assume is something WebExtensions has, since that's how addons work in chrome. At least I hope this is the case, lack of permissions in firefox addons is a little scary, and prob
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Cameron doesn't want to ban encryption. he wants encrypted end to end messaging services to have backdoor keys for the security services use. which is stupid, but very different to banning encryption. Don't get me wrong, I'm
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11y ago
sounds like something that soylent guy would do!
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