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Netflix: AVIF for Next-Generation Image Coding
(netflixtechblog.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
How about instead of a passive-aggressive ad try not showing me ads at all on my PC? It’s bad enough that it comes pre-installed and is the default.
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spatz
8y ago
That would work for one file but there's no way to atomically rename two.
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spatz
8y ago
Looks awesome! Any plans for mobile apps?
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8y ago
> for bandwidth + servers + store handling credit card info + credit card fees + technicians + support staff You're forgetting exposure and huge player base. That's got to add some revenue...
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8y ago
Why are the results in a video instead of a table? I don't want to wait for dmd to know how much faster you made it.
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Trusting the delivery of Firefox Updates
(blog.mozilla.org)
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8y ago
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8y ago
So is this an example of a company handling it gracefully? They couldn't tell what the impact was but kept it a secret for 6 months.
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FakesApp: A Vulnerability in WhatsApp
(research.checkpoint.com)
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8y ago
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spatz
10y ago
Any quotes newer than 19th century?
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11y ago
The problem is that less +F polls every second while tail -f uses inotify, which is both more efficient and responds faster to change.
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spatz
12y ago
So when are they adding Google Wallet?
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12y ago
When a collision is produced it will be too late. The time to act is before that happens.
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12y ago
Fira Mono is really beautiful, but the problem I have with it is the vertical spacing. The lines are so far apart, almost nothing fits in the screen.
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12y ago
As the blog post says, the linux version has been 64-bit since 2009. So the problem must be windows API, not type sizes.
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13y ago
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