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milad_nazari

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    What do you guys think of the Carbon Design System[1]? It's an open source design system created and maintained by IBM, with official implementations in React, vanilla JS and web c…

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    Comment #20811551

    tl;dr: It's an easier to install and use Nextcloud alternative, with open source components (to be released in the future) but closed source core.

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    Comment #20798766

    English isn't my first language but shouldn't it be "... has landed in Chrome" instead of "... is landed in Chrome"?

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    Comment #20282332

    But if stationary cars are considered as parked, what about cars that are momentarilly stopped due to a red traffic sign? Wouldn't it cause false positives?

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    Comment #20241375

    Pull requests for open hardware projects, what a time to be alive!

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    Comment #20166789

    Why not use an open source app like Syncopoli (which is a rsync client, available on F-Droid) to back up your pictures (including location and other metadata) and other files on yo…

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    Comment #19893136

    Similarly, predicting issue tags on Github would be interesting.

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    Comment #19816795

    Is there a study about the effectiveness of the search of electronic devices?

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    Personally, I don't think Scaleway servers are good enough to be used in production like you describe it. However, because of the low prices, they are ideal (for me at least) for h…

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    > "At some point, we will open source and release this synthetically generated data for others to train and validate their own systems and research on." Glad to hear this.

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    Wow. Thanks, I learned a lot from this.

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    I'm curious. How long could it take to bruteforce a JWT with an average latest generation i7 processor?