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The video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPK3WxUH8Qg

Giving this trend, how far are we from google/facebook/apple/whatever to start giving away hardware for free?

It's not so far fetched to envision such devices to be heavily hostile, for regular users, and makers or tinkerers alike.

I needed to use something to render directed graph in the browser and the biggest problem was the download size.

This library is 851KB gzip, which is way better than the 1.3MB I was using.

Maybe being able to bundle the engines (and output format) as separate modules could reduce its size?

So once again, great work!

I been thinking about self-replicating systems and seems to me that the web could be a great medium for them.

A tool that's capable to build itself.

So good luck trying to define a non-TC js-subset that allows to use these chars.

[0] http://jsfuck.com/

    *. put oil to heat

    1. lightly beat a couple of eggs
    2. add provenzal, as you like it
    3. wet a piece of bread in there
    4. and quickly throw it on the oil
    5. fry for a bit and turn the bread around
    5. enjoy :)

How do you deal with it?

Nowadays linux can certainly run on Apple hardware without any extra effort

I wish to have the time! or to be Saturday -- is not fair to post this on a Monday :)

    [alias]
      pull = push
      push = pull

    --no-preserve-root

And nothing prevents us from dropping, on ~/.js

    setTimeout(() => {
      Array.from(
        document.querySelectorAll('[autocomplete]')
      ).forEach(
        el => el.removeAttribute('autocomplete')
      );
    }, 250);

Plus he has given lot of pointers so it's a matter of time someone find the comment and start trial-and-error to discover how to exploit the bug.

    red = root
    yellow = others (or ssh)
    green = me

https://github.com/SublimeLinter/SublimeLinter-shellcheck

This morning I was scraping the images from the 2016 report and given they were like ~230 images I thought it could be cool to download them in parallel, but I quickly realized this would lead to such path and downloaded these in serial.

I still wonder what's the _right way_

    Any piece of software reflects the organizational structure that produced it.

If we have "Operative Systems", are we ever get "Management Systems" or "Directive Systems"?

   mkdir some-test
   cd some-test
   mkdir some-dir
   echo foo > some-dir/some-file
   echo bar > -Rf
   ls -l
   rm *
   ls -l

I find most served dishes are too big for me, and end up sharing w someone.. but sometimes that's not an option, so it will be good not to waste half of the food, even of it cost more to me.

On the other, the experience is way better lately.

Do you remember the "expired link"?

There's already dozens of pages that detects you're on a phone and send you directly to the play store and that you need to bypass using the "request desktop page" just to get access. Or event worst, sites that say let's make the mobile version less accessible while telling people it's better to install the app (Linkedin I'm looking at you)

This seems like a new step to give more power to publishers than to empower users.

Even during the presentation they said "We want you [developers] to be in control of the experience"

What could go wrong? I had the volume at max.

That this TLD is called ".blog" is a nice marketing stunt from them --a very clever one!