I think that the large percentage of JS developers the GP is talking about is people for whom JS is probably their first or second programming language (and then the first is something like python, ruby or php).
Can you really trust the company? What about each and every one of the employees that touch the code? Can you trust their Government not to have asked them for a backdoor? I don't think I can trust a password manager…
If you have a gun and shoot at the active shooter, you become the active shooter.
> this is a killer feature Too soon.
Is there an open source IRC/XMPP (or Matrix) client with features similar to Slack (side-threads, pinned messages) and preferably not using electron?
Php gets away with making many things warnings instead of errors. So it seems to have been made with the same mentality as html and css.
Mobile has react-native. What about desktop? I see this: https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windows for Windows. I wonder if something like that could be done for Qt?
> As an industry we've got to stop discounting vulnerabilities as not serious because they require user interaction which involves clicking through security warnings. Maybe give it an actual name. Something like Vibkac:…
Just make the whole theater a Faraday cage.
Firefox bypasses right-click blocking when you press shift. What it doesn't bypass is websites placing transparent things on top of what you wish to right-click on (for example images on Twitter). For that I use Stylus…
Part of the popularity of GIFs is that editing them is easier. You can edit them in photoshop or gimp or other image editors, which allow you to use skills learned for editing images (like putting those large black and…
> and if there are biometric sensors that make > sharing login information impossible (but that > would annoy people more, not help them). Just add 2-factor-authentication tied to their phone. You can use Google…
This is (was?) called the Java Trap: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/java-trap.html If some of a program's dependencies are nonfree, this means that all or part of the program is unable to run in an entirely free…
You can update the javascript parts without having to deploy a new version of the app, which takes time on the store's end to approve.
So the final question will be P=NP? It will truly be a never completed game.
binary 00010010010010000000 = decimal 74880
`base64.decodebytes(b'RWluc3RlaW4ncy4')` tells me incorrect padding.
But what is people fleeing to? The other 2 notorious frameworks are Angular and Vue.js. I've never tried Vue.js but Angular seems to come with a higher complexity than React. I know of Inferno.js which is very similar…
Is there a good share to clipboard app? I tried the only one I found once and it tried to open google drive when I tried to use it. I'm not giving Google all the things I copypaste. Now I share to some notepad app and…
They do but in order to run those programs people pay with Ether, the Ethereum coin. And for mining Ether you solve the random hashes.
There was a coin called Primecoin that looked for prime numbers rather than useless hashes. It also went up in the last few months and is going down now like the rest.
I think mining should not be a way to profit. The rewards are so mining doesn't cost anything to miners. Bitcoin/Ethereum users should be compelled to mine because it means more security that no one controls the…
If anyone might have done the same thing, why call one person specifically in the first place? This just gives the wrong impression and makes that person more reluctant to make changes.
The first thing that came to my mind is you could use Yahoo!Pipes for this. The second was "oh!".
Inertia and being good enough at the jobs thrown at it. Everyone for whom MySQL is not enough just move to Postgres and most open source ORM's support both so it's mostly a non issue. At a job I was told we would use…
I think that the large percentage of JS developers the GP is talking about is people for whom JS is probably their first or second programming language (and then the first is something like python, ruby or php).
Can you really trust the company? What about each and every one of the employees that touch the code? Can you trust their Government not to have asked them for a backdoor? I don't think I can trust a password manager…
If you have a gun and shoot at the active shooter, you become the active shooter.
> this is a killer feature Too soon.
Is there an open source IRC/XMPP (or Matrix) client with features similar to Slack (side-threads, pinned messages) and preferably not using electron?
Php gets away with making many things warnings instead of errors. So it seems to have been made with the same mentality as html and css.
Mobile has react-native. What about desktop? I see this: https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windows for Windows. I wonder if something like that could be done for Qt?
> As an industry we've got to stop discounting vulnerabilities as not serious because they require user interaction which involves clicking through security warnings. Maybe give it an actual name. Something like Vibkac:…
Just make the whole theater a Faraday cage.
Firefox bypasses right-click blocking when you press shift. What it doesn't bypass is websites placing transparent things on top of what you wish to right-click on (for example images on Twitter). For that I use Stylus…
Part of the popularity of GIFs is that editing them is easier. You can edit them in photoshop or gimp or other image editors, which allow you to use skills learned for editing images (like putting those large black and…
> and if there are biometric sensors that make > sharing login information impossible (but that > would annoy people more, not help them). Just add 2-factor-authentication tied to their phone. You can use Google…
This is (was?) called the Java Trap: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/java-trap.html If some of a program's dependencies are nonfree, this means that all or part of the program is unable to run in an entirely free…
You can update the javascript parts without having to deploy a new version of the app, which takes time on the store's end to approve.
So the final question will be P=NP? It will truly be a never completed game.
binary 00010010010010000000 = decimal 74880
`base64.decodebytes(b'RWluc3RlaW4ncy4')` tells me incorrect padding.
But what is people fleeing to? The other 2 notorious frameworks are Angular and Vue.js. I've never tried Vue.js but Angular seems to come with a higher complexity than React. I know of Inferno.js which is very similar…
Is there a good share to clipboard app? I tried the only one I found once and it tried to open google drive when I tried to use it. I'm not giving Google all the things I copypaste. Now I share to some notepad app and…
They do but in order to run those programs people pay with Ether, the Ethereum coin. And for mining Ether you solve the random hashes.
There was a coin called Primecoin that looked for prime numbers rather than useless hashes. It also went up in the last few months and is going down now like the rest.
I think mining should not be a way to profit. The rewards are so mining doesn't cost anything to miners. Bitcoin/Ethereum users should be compelled to mine because it means more security that no one controls the…
If anyone might have done the same thing, why call one person specifically in the first place? This just gives the wrong impression and makes that person more reluctant to make changes.
The first thing that came to my mind is you could use Yahoo!Pipes for this. The second was "oh!".
Inertia and being good enough at the jobs thrown at it. Everyone for whom MySQL is not enough just move to Postgres and most open source ORM's support both so it's mostly a non issue. At a job I was told we would use…