burnbabyburn

you could already do that with git hooks and pass

    .git/hooks/post-commit

    #!/bin/sh
    git push origin master

but why do you need to cut carbs? I eat cabs every day in the form of pasta and I'm lean and healty

the nat table affects packets originating from the host and ones that are forwarded

"baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more"

learn about how return from functions and echo behaves, this often bites many.

learn from this wiki that has many tutorials and good examples http://wiki.bash-hackers.org/bash4

I really fail to see why do you want your file system to normalize utf8 chars with hfs+ rules.

RTFM is why we have stackoverflow's people who answer. BUM!

this is really cool! I always had in mind a project where you save every page you visit, and somehow expose them in the future to know what you visit and maybe remembering you important stuff based on some heuristic.

no thanks.

likely not working on vhost configurations if the site is not the default one.

I still prefer dlna! but yeah, clients around are the equivalent of xmpp in terms of user experience, even if setting up a server is a 2min operation.

of this matter I really like https://github.com/mozilla/bleach .

is your project any different aside from the "service oriented" nature? (also I don't see any usage method, if not from the browser)

clearly you aren't talking about emacs :)

isn't QT cross platform?!

in my opinion this is an hiring problem, they assume that if you know javascript you can be spendable on more things and not only on the desktop to write an application.

mozilla

leaks of this types are known since AGES, and still people are unable to keep private things private.

I've been using react for various components inside a somewhat standard django application through https://github.com/owais/django-webpack-loader . It works by having your webpack pipeline spit a webpack-stats.json that a django's template tag reads and uses to output things in your template.

The setup is not really straight forward, and generally I have problems mixing django static files in my .scss url() , so this is far from perfect. I'm using it with a main .ts file that requires various components based on the class of body tag, so I can use this in simple reload request use case. Also I've complicated things a little so my webpack bundles are collected as other static files and my static template tag also works.

But yeah, using react in typescript and sass in this way for the frontend has accelerated my development a lot.

I don't thing for now those are comparable, uWsgi is a LOT more than what a 0.1 release is.

what do you mean?

expecially for a tool intended for those use cases as encfs.

exactly this, there are people that need to access testing and could have this sort of problems.

does this have any impact on who does webdev and often substitutes resources reusing the same url or similar things?

yeah but the camera guy could have done a better job, I got motion sickness.

I think that the bug is related, the error is NET::ERR_CERTIFICATE_TRANSPARENCY_REQUIRED .

A quick search displays many info on the bug, you need to upgrade chromium.

are you under chrome? https://knowledge.geotrust.com/support/knowledge-base/index?...

"why don't you use whatsapp now that it has built in encryption like your Signal?"

meh.

I'm part of one of those.

isn't a ngram bayesian model sufficient here?

also, isn't the test data linear dependent from the training set here so creating skewed performance measurement?

oh right.

Couldn't you reconstruct the source from the internal dom representation anyway?