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NMDaniel
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Comment #27878152
This isn't very different from the West selling guns, tanks and police equipment to allied 3rd world countries. You hope they'll be used for good causes(preventing crime and terror…
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Comment #26106530
> It's too easy for a bad actor to artificially create "leftover" doses to give to friends and family How? If X people made appointments in a day, then exactly X vaccines should be…
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Comment #26106412
You don't even need a system In Israel, before vaccines were made available to the entire public, people created Facebook groups reporting clinics which had spare vaccines, nurses …
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Comment #25530529
You're talking about the runtime aspects of executing concurrent code (OS threads vs green threads) but these are orthogonal to the idea of async APIs, which are one way of modelli…
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Comment #23874247
Sorry, I wasn't aware that YouTube lets you rent movies, I was mostly speaking about normal clips that anyone can watch for free.
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Comment #23874068
Nowhere did I imply that I'd gain copyright over the content. What's the difference between downloading and streaming a video? It's OK for the bytes to stay in main memory/network …
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Comment #23873877
Assuming this is true(that there's a clause against viewing YouTube with a third party client), then they're free to ban users like me from their service(and suffer the PR backlash…
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Comment #23873292
That's not piracy. Youtube is sending you packets, out of their own choice. It's my own right to save those packets(without re-distributing) them and watch them in any form I like.…
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Comment #21827607
There are many alternatives to every service Google offers, even though it might not be as good as Google's offering.
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Comment #17113020
KeepassXC does have a browser extension for Firefox & Chrome. I use Syncthing to sync it among devices, it's open source and fairly simple to use(compared to other DIY cloud apps)
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Comment #15907125
That you can keep using Windows seamlessly?
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Comment #15766897
And many developers loathe C++. Why should I have to use such a low level and antiquated language for developing a GUI? Nowadays you don't even have to use JS/TS, there are many la…
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Comment #15612754
Some formats don't need to be read as plaintext by the average person. Would the average person edit a .svg by hand? No, he'd use Adobe Illustrator or anything else. Would he edit …
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Comment #15343153
So basically emojis?
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Comment #15322316
That's not how it works, the server wouldn't execute JS that is meant for a browser client, it would just serve it like any other static file. What you're suggesting will actually …
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Comment #14930744
Yet another tutorial about using a GraphQL client. It's nice but I think the hard part is implementing a GraphQL server. Are there any examples of a full blown GraphQL server, inte…
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Comment #14859124
But then you're not answering the question, which is also bad.
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Comment #14859094
If an attacker has root access to your machine, he can easily: * Extract passwords and session tokens from your browsers * Keylog your system and wait for you to type a certain pas…
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Comment #14858942
I think this is actually a case for delegated authentication, you can quite simply let Facebook(or Google,MS or some other trusted auth provider) handle these things instead of imp…
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Comment #14858672
On a similar note, Keepass can be used without admin rights with the portable version, so you can keep the portable executable along with the encrypted db file in some secure and a…
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Comment #12953518
I'm no mobile developer but I guess that being able to share classes and libraries(that are non UI/mobile specific, mostly services and domain/business logic) among all the .NET pl…
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Comment #12880957
This doesn't make sense. JSON is used because it's a handy data interchange format, but it doesn't mean it's the best tool for every job. XML is a document markup language that is …
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Comment #12705232
There are plenty of great server-side languages and environments. C#,Java,Scala,Python,Ruby,Haskell. If this was about JavaScript and Front-End I might've agreed with you (there ar…