kyrias | 12 years ago | on: New York City Launches .nyc Domain Names
Yeah, .nyc is such a narrow area that it doesn't deserve it's own TLD.
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kyrias | 12 years ago | on: Let's deploy via Git
If anything you should have the webroot directory in the git repo, not have the repo be the webroot
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: PlayStation 4 runs modified FreeBSD 9.0
The point is that neither you nor anyone else could check for it if you/they wanted to.
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: Let's deploy via Git
If there's anything in your repo history that you don't want a hacker to find you can just remove it and force push.
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: This is a web page
> Second, understanding text requires knowing how the
> information it contains is encoded (what language it
> is written in). Drawings are far more universal.
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: Things People Hate about Your Open Source Docs
Coreutils come from the GNU project so I wouldn't really count it. :p
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: Things People Hate about Your Open Source Docs
Wait, there's programs that use info? o.O
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: A Great Response to a Cease and Desist Letter
They could at least give you the choice, especially now that ~60% of web users use a web browser with a built in PDF viewer and I'd bet that a large part of the remaining 40% already have a PDF viewer with a browser plugin installed.
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: Free Official MSIE VM's for Linux and Mac
http://www.ehow.com/how_6943340_extract-split-zip-files.html would suggest otherwise, though I can't try it myself at the moment.
> … 7z file format that is opensource …
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: Free Official MSIE VM's for Linux and Mac
It's silly to recommend a program when complaining about a format. But yes it would be better if they used zip, which also happens to be integrated in Windows Explorer.
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: Any iPhone can be hacked with a modified charger in under a minute
With hardware access all bets are off.
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: A Python 3 implementation for client-side web programming
Obligatory https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: Where did all the HTTP referrers go?
It's more about who can see it along the way than it is about who receives the request.
kyrias | 12 years ago | on: Opera 15 Preview for Windows and Mac with Chromium Engine Released
> with Thunderbird no longer updated
kyrias | 13 years ago | on: What's next Google? Dropping SMTP support?
And then they disabled it a good while ago except for a few servers that they had whitelisted, thus my "again".
kyrias | 13 years ago | on: Gmail: Introducing Actions in the Inbox
Few things adhere to the Unix philosophies anymore, and really, why should they?
kyrias | 13 years ago | on: What's next Google? Dropping SMTP support?
Considering that they only enabled federation again a little while ago it's not like that's something new.
kyrias | 13 years ago | on: Microsoft responds to YouTube demands, 'more than happy' to include ads
Expect that there's nothing stopping people from using the website.
kyrias | 13 years ago | on: Google to Microsoft: Remove your YouTube App from the Windows Phone Store
> Everyone I know who has a windows phone has
> been happy with it.
Whether the people actually using the OS likes it or not is besides the point, it's the actual number of people that use said OS that's the point.
kyrias | 13 years ago | on: Google to Microsoft: Remove your YouTube App from the Windows Phone Store
Give me one example of a website that I might be visiting who's TOS says that you can't block the ads.