SchizoDuckie

This is by far the most stupid name for a new language imaginable. Shortening it to "cyber" on the landing page too..

When will devs learn that being able to search for a term on the open internet without having it polluted by normal language is kind of important

Only YouTube can tell, that's the fun part.

afairc sub-100 views are not counted in realtime anyway.

Go complain to Youtube, where the views should be measured on the backend instead of via an API call.

Does anyone realize how many missed views this implies??

How is that any of my business? Well, I'm a software dev by trade and hobby, and I hack the planet on the side and advise multibillion $$$ companies on the security mistakes they make.

Even for the next 5 years I'd like to be able to have some capable humans in my teams.

I can trust humans to do as I ask.

As it stands right now, until there is some radically new way that doesn't hallucinate implementations, is grounded in security rules and actually understands what it's doing in the larger context of the system it's working in I am not really worried about my job.

I stopped worrying about what techbro's think a long time ago. I saw one slinging a blockchain ai nft filesystem that will ingest and organize your documents for you on twitter yesterday.

Great. So Junior devs will be useless now. Now how are we going to train more senior devs that know what they're doing?

Who in their right mind hands off tasks to one of these for their day job? They can never be trusted.

I'm sorry. What backend? I'm trying to slice a video on my local machine. Something that was a 30 second job for something like this in the previous Windows Movie Maker that they yanked from the Microsoft Store and replaced with "the new and improved" ClipChamp, which is horribly slow, and I just found out why.

How is sharepoint involved in any of this? Why is it not transcoding locally? What if i throw it a 4k video?

I love how the author of this article makes no intent to give even a start on why he thinks the author of the paper is naive or even describe what the paper is about and give an abstract.

I use this on unicornpoep.nl, a little multiple choice toy i built for my daughter to teach her multiplication tables.

This library is an awesome chromebook killer. I need to find something more optimized. But it does the trick!

Thankfully bitcoin is less susceptible to the FED printing press and more to the whims of what someone like Musk is doing on the social media platform he just bought. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Your argument makes no sense.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00401....

Ever heard of the term "veiled threat"?

I cannot wait to see them iterate on testing this. That's gonna be some epic footage

You ruined your own life by buying a macbook. Don't blame apple.

This is a falsehood i've seen repeated over and over.

CDN's fail. You already have a connection to the 'stuff.com' self-hosted js. If your site is up but the cdn breaks you have another problem.

Also the perf win for using a shared cdn version of for instance jquery is totally overstated. See discussions here too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11549131

Yes. Explicitly.

Not worded as a lawyer, but as an actual sane person:

(Since the project is free and open source and deals with torrents, I wanted to make it clear from the beginning that we're not logging anything)

https://github.com/SchizoDuckie/DuckieTV/blob/angular/LICENS...

https://github.com/SchizoDuckie/DuckieTV/blob/angular/README...

Isn't it great? Now every low level malware author in the world will start to follow adhere these tips, and the US has once again shot themselves massively in the foot, and fucked over the whole world in the process...

Thanks CIA

So a device produced overseas has currency inside it of the person that buys it.

I'm call clickbait BS.

I was hoping for a more 2016 solution than "we'll charge you" like just driving the cars out of the spot if it's up there for any longer.

that would be impressive.

Remember. This is india. They can produce 200.000 hot lunches and daily deliver them to the doorsteps of the workers by train and bicycle in rush hour.

I think it's brilliant.

Re-register your money NOW (or within 50 days) or it's worthless.

It's probably one of the most ballsy brilliant plans in any modern economy pulled off.

The short turnover term makes sure that you can't really transform that money into gold or bitcoin or whatever, because who the hell is going to take the fall

Oh great. yet another way for ad services and botnets to talk to eachother...

Because yeah, that's where this is going to be used first and foremost.

Most people are not intelligent enough to understand how to secure their internet banking, and now we're going to bake-in hosting tcp connectable servers?

These security prompts better have some real clear language and require giving permissions every time.

Now I can see some good things for this too, start a flyweb from your desktop and easily transfer some stuff from your phone for instance (something that still sucks in 2016)

I just think that most of it's use will be malicious.

So how do they technically do this? If there's an open browser window they shouldn't be able to access it. That's an xss exploit. This is not authorization, this is stealing leaked info.

tl;dr: When dropbox asks for your admin password it stores it in it's own cache to keep having access and perform admin-level tasks.

It's not a hack, it's you giving away your credentials on a screen that's designed to look like a system password prompt.

A Dark UI pattern at most, and a security leak whenever someone hacks the dropbox auth storage. Not a hack, just clickbait.

HAHA

Sorry, we don't want it.

Freaking great work man. Now get me mah linux binary so I can make you that chrome extension!

I have no thoughts on DOpus other than: it looks horrible GUI-wise

I guess it only becomes a real power tool if you learn to navigate and harness the power of the 2 side-by-side panels by keyboard.

Long story short, let me sum up some of my favorite features:

    - Tab to switch between panels
    - Navigate with arrow keys through the files list 
      (very handy if you have it on 'brief' view, especially since you can walk 
      through whole directories with left/right arrow until you hit the '..')
    - CTRL + F1/ CTRL+F2 to select drive for the left or right panel
    - Using any type of packer (zip,arj,7z, etc) as a directory by just hitting 
      enter on it to see the files inside, view them, extract, add and remove
    - CTRL + Pagedown to navigate even into some packaged files that aren't 
      normally accessible as folders (like .msi)
    - F-Keys with a clear indicator at the bottom to move and copy files, insert 
      to select and move to the next file
    - F3 for an all you can eat file viewer that can switch to different view modes
      like HEX by pressing 1,2,3,4 and doesn't bork on large files
    - F4 launches your favorite editor
    - Hit space on a directory to compute the full size recursively 
    - ALT+F7 for find-in-files and fast file search
    - The most powerful multi-rename tool you could ever wish for in the file menu
    - Built-In FTP Client (CTRL + F) with a favorite list, queue list 
      and resume from queue list.
    - Download any random file (with resume and queue) using CTRL+N (HTTP/FTP)
    - Plugin support to enhance the thing with stuff like SFTP/FTPS support, 
      which you can open from the 'network' drive
    - Background copy for most operations (in it's own thread, and with pause)
    - Double click the file path at the top of the panel for a popup hotlist where
      you can add favorite jump-to spots
    - CTRL + Arrow key opposite to the current panel opens the folder under the 
      cursor in the opposite panel
    - CTRL + UP arrow on a folder opens it in a new tab (which you can even lock to
      persist them or have handy nav points)
    - Numpad + to select files in a folder according to a wildcard
    - Numpad * inverts currrent selection or selects all
    - Pack some files using CTRL + F5 on a selection

There's just so much goodness that this list could go on and on for way too long. Double Commander comes close on Linux, but there's no thing like TotalCMD for me when i'm on Windows.