RubyPinch

who knows what google might do with google's information.

> On a real computer, my X1 Carbon Gen4, I can create and join over 110,000 threads per second.

is that C, or python's multithreading?

at a guess, its kinda the key size for hours

12/2=6, 12/3=4 work well, (with /4 and /6 being repeats of those)

24 hours doesn't add much on top of those divisions (you get /4 with a repeating /6 I guess)

are you part of that knife fight? calling the article writer a hipster in this comment, and what seems to amount to "It's not wrong to criticize Signal. but don't because telegram is worse and more likely to win" in your other comment (since they arn't asking for libresignal to take over, just for a decent alternative to exist which currently probably does not)

It seems a really strong and a bit aggressive of an attitude to have against a person's opinions

For me it feels a bit different

I can throw $XX at a linux distro, pray that it goes to the right things and gets improved proper, and then wait until it becomes good, or I could throw $XX at a closed source solution, and have something that works good right now.

Its all fine to donate $XX, but buying for $XX to get something significantly worse than its competitors is a bit weird, and can only really be justified through "I support free software even if it has binary blobs", which is still a bit weird

> at the time, if I had asked you if those were a fad

I still wouldn't call jquery a fad, just obsolete

> it's just hiding the complexity in syntactic sugar.

And that complexity is only written once, instead of multiple times for a single project

You can have as many FOR and IF branches that you want, but only if they are all bugless!

So much passive aggressiveness at the start and end of the article that anyone sent this would roll their eyes and close it.

So who did the author write it for? Themself?

https://i.imgur.com/SCxAk0V.png is what I get if I try to add two fac to my account, doesn't seem to be any way around it

2FA requires a phone number (for google accounts)

>You can get someone via IM almost instantly and they also offer phone/email support. As a Fi customer, that would be my first stop if I was locked out.

if you were locked out of your phone (plan) & email, would you be able to contact them?

Honestly I'd imagine its more of an issue of, with encrypt then send, the only way you can browse your remote files, is to download them and then decrypt them

so that means no browsing thumbnails of what could be a large collection, no viewing dates or other information on those files (since that is information leaked).

the only real way is to cache all that information on each device that would want to access those photos, which is doable, but it would feel a bit awkward, especially if sharing any of the data with other devices

https://codepen.io/anon/pen/xEykRg?editors=1100 in retrospect probably not a complete solution in of itself, but if doing the top 3 borders, with a :after with a gradient background image, should work for all colors

its mostly pretty avoidable, border-image with a gradient solves it a majority of the time

by my opinion

if you want something found on a CDN and as a result more likely cached in browsers (or pre-loaded via an extension), font awesome is a safe bet

If you want the most pure option, SVG (hint, change the background of the css icon boxes to see why, the usage of background-colored boxes everywhere is pretty damaging if you want to use it on anything other than flat colors)

if you want the icon to interact with your content (want text in a speech bubble? changing numbers? etc?) or to be quickly tailorable, then probably CSS icons

I don't believe that gitlab's offered service is "DDoS Protection"

a lot of non-normal consumers can end up making a lot of noise, sometimes its enough to cause change to happen

as was noted, 600 sites have already cleaned up their act

> Update Oct 14: 631 stores have been fixed, good work everybody!

So is it really as useless as you claim?

I think responsible disclosure would be to the people who would most be affected

businesses who have insurance for things like this, and possibly have software to reduce any issues that they would be directly affected by

or users who could lose a significant (and damaging) amount of money if they arn't careful with checking their statements?

It seems silly to support the scammers in this case?

I find it a bit easier to treat it as documentation, instead of literal types

mypy will then tell you if you used your documented code wrong, according to your documentation

also sum excludes summing of strings if I remember correctly, so its any object that has an __add__ and __radd__ and isn't a string or subclass of string. which is just a bit insane to try and express on one line!

there is at least this, others might also exist https://pypi.python.org/pypi/sphinx-autodoc-annotation

assuming combined correctly

A( B( C(X) ) ), if A becomes broken in the future, its still

B( C(X) ), as opposed to just revealing X straight away

the salt gets changed

so, either password database + master password gets stolen, or salt database + master password gets stolen

benefits such as spending hours trawling through forums trying to find out why stuff is broken with no answer, no matter what you type into a little text box?

Could probably make use of the .invalid TLD for this. Should definitely result in less confusion, and it provides something a bit more searchable if people are concerned

    - doubleclick([A-Za-z\-]*)\.net#60u613cl1c4\1.qjz9zk
    + doubleclick([A-Za-z\-]*)\.net#doubleclick\1.g.invalid

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.invalid

qutebrowser? its mainly hotkey centric (vim-ish specifically) but its pretty nice

well there was a privacy bait-and-switch with Allo, wasn't there?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12547130

something seems off about that

Looking through the previous year's results, it doesn't seem like firefox has done especially poorly?

And as noted in https://redd.it/45epd7, firefox multiprocess is sandboxed, and it does have security features that other browsers don't have

so... IMO it doesn't seem like the reason given is quite genuine?

> even if you have JavaScript disabled, if it's embedded in the HTML code.

how so?

> The Linux RAID history is different because unlike Microsoft the decision was made to integrate software RAID properly with the OS.

Well there wasn't really a choice was there?

Sometimes I wonder if the world from a startup's point of view is limited to America!

The stream is near unwatchable in Australia!

edit: even going as far as using mpv to help alleviate the issues, but stuff dropping still isn't helping!