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Comment #10245212
I'm not a physicist either. As a student, some years ago I asked my physics teacher if this conception was right, but I only got pretty elusive answers. It turns out that general r…
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Comment #9776144
Thank you for your answer and for your time. My language of choice for the bot was Clojure. I was interfacing with libaxolotl-java and basically rebuilding libtextsecure in Clojure…
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Comment #9773826
Just yesterday I was trying to get a bot working on the TextSecure platform. A vastly disappointing experience: almost not existing libraries, sparse and incomplete documentation, …
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Comment #9027864
Sightly off-topic but: Do we really need user agent? What are good reasons we should keep on using them? I could find none...
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Comment #8282035
It makes me remember John Locke's An Essay Concerning Humane Understanding [0] > The Indian before mentioned [...], saying that the world was supported by a great elephant, was ask…
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Comment #8107165
Actually you could . They are called "deterministic builds". But this would require some kind of effort from project maintainers.
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Comment #8104357
Later this summer, Signal for iPhone will be expanded to support text communication compatible with TextSecure for Android. You'll have to wait to wait a little. I'd bet it will be…
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Comment #7883027
Flask, under the hood, uses Werkzeug routing. Basically, this is a wrapper over Werkzeug, just like Flask routing is.
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Comment #7882846
Am I the only one who thinks that routes should be defined near views, just like default Flask does?
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Comment #7834221
28.58 mph == 45.995 km/h [0], BTW. [0] http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=28.58+mph+in+kilometers...
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Comment #7804212
Thanks for sharing! Unfortunately, bytes representations are wrong. As you may now, there is a difference between kilobytes (KB) and kibi bytes (KiB), megabytes (MB) and mibibytes …
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Comment #7587478
Reynold (Diceware creator) says: "Five words are breakable with a thousand or so PCs equipped with high-end graphics processors (criminal gangs with botnets of infected PCs can mar…
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Comment #7587170
Don't seriously use this tool. "People shouldn't use passwords that have been generated by a remote service unless they have very very good reasons to trust the tool and the transm…
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Comment #7522715
This seems to be the natural continuation of Document Freedom Day... Not sure if the two are related.
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Monkey: a fast and lightweight HTTP server for embedded devices
https://github.com/monkey/monkey
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Comment #7401418
Mozilla's Rust & Servo go exactly in this direction, thankfully.
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Comment #7401411
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7401371
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