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does already a plugin exist that blocks this crap?

Is there already a plugin out there that blocks this crap?

security nightmares ahead - running random binaries from the web - but wet dreams of privacy invaders of all sorts becoming real.

very disappointing to see this company not spending one single thought about environmentally acceptable materials, instead polluting the world with even more plastic.

please do not even start with "but recycling works" - it does not. We have to stop using these materials, now.

Apple, of course, is allowed to produce plastic poison products, because they have such a cool logo and buying their stuff makes me a soldier of the cool army of individualists, that I am so proud of being allowed to march in step with.

How to autoscale with this?

A major annoyance are the endless clones of SO sites polluting my searches.

Here is an interesting story about the flarum forum dev and their switch from ember to mithril due to extensibility problems and performance. Hopefully the auhor will blog some more about his experiences.

Mind the bloat if you do not want to sink the boat.

Joke.

This is BS. I am using debian since many years and apt-get dist-upgrade never blows up anything.

Debian is one of the distros I use for long term installations because it is the only distro that gets release upgrades right, it is no problem using the same installation for several years and jump across several releases. Of course you should read the release notes, but what you are saying is the opposite of my real life experience. Of course it is also very easy to just reinstall.

Writing "every dist-upgrade blows something up" is an indication that you must be doing something very wrong with that computer in front of you. Please provide some bug reports.

When you start playing around with docker and come to the area where you start to see that many things that should be very easy start to be really complicated, then you should take a look at lxc and the upcoming lxd and compare.

All these problems went away with using lxc, lost so much time with docker, which is definitely the wrong way to do it.

However it is funny to see a whole industry emerging around artificially created problems.

please open source it, thank you!

Would you like to publish the demo data to the repo as well, so we can test this app locally with some relevant data loaded? Thanks!

All I can see is the gear turning around, nothing else happens.

It is not fair to present a site in such a premature test stage to the public and title it ironically as "really well". This site will be certainly really good after some professional designers will have worked on that prototype, so why exposing it while still in this early state?

THANKS!

BTW here are some good ones for Debian / Ubuntu: http://debops.org/

could you point me to some ansible scripts that setup a fedora 22 desktop? Thanks!

Please give a source about that perceived relaxation.

Please always give a source when writing about things on the internet.

BTW what are your tips for programming python with vim?

When you open a freshly installed Firefox on Ubuntu or Windows (that is where I checked) you will have a google cookie set right before the first usage, without any chance of opting out or being asked before.

Yes, anybody can change the startpage, delete all cookies and restart the browser. How many users will do this? And does forcing every user into google surveillance comply with this privacy marketing of mozilla, or is it just a zynical fake campaign?

There should be a startpage explaining what cookies are, describing the difference between temporary and permanent cookies and how these help to track your web usage, and provide one single, visible button to delete all cookies.

After this I should be asked if I would like to help mozilla funding by redirecting me to a google web search which will set a permanent cookie.

When I press the URL button on the site, nothing happens. Also when i input any search term, I only see 'Searching...' forever and nothing ever happens.

if for anybody the site is functional: what exactly is the usecase? Thanks!

How can I do object level permissions with Phoenix and ecto?

I can not find anything about advanced security features in the docs (not only because the search on the site is broken).

Most important thing missing: test site with javascript switched off.

I respect the work you do and mozilla does many great things - however, when I start freshly installed firefox (on ubuntu), I have already a google cookie set. Why?

How can the source be checked if it is really anon?

These kind of problems are solved for a long time: use open source software and then you can patch problems yourself if upstream is dead. Any responsible admin will not tolerate closed source black boxes dominating important pieces of infrastructure.

No, sorry, I do not know. It would be nice to have some kind of standard format for these kind of info so a visualization like yours could be applied easily to different databases. Maybe with some API-mangling (like yahoo pipes) it would be possible to consume several data sources and feed them into your js. Just an idea.

too late, but if you are still watching this thread, take a look at http://littlesis.org/oligrapher

all version trouble disappears with https://github.com/yyuu/pyenv

This reminds me of http://theyrule.net/ - it is a quite old website, still flash. It would be good to have an open format definition and an open source web frontend for visualizations like this.

The connections of your pet investor might be interesting, but there is much more potential to this if you would ask the people that did theyrule for their data, maybe you can find a way of working together?