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How is this easier or better than using Lets Encrypt?


I see no reason to ever run vim as sudo. The best option in my opinion is to save files using ":w ! sudo tee %" This way you are not opening your system up to potential exploits within vim plugins. It also avoids issues such as this one.


It makes no difference. If you got a plugin injected, you lost already - it can create a local sudo alias which either captures your password, or hijacks the next sudo command you run.


No, it's not dead. It's relatively easy to build from source. I've been maintaining a large project myself and I'll tell you one of the most time consuming aspects is keeping up to date builds. They are, however, having a very hard time keeping up with the accelerated release cycles of firefox lately. For example, Pentadactyl won't work with Firefox 36.0a at the moment.


I can't agree 100% with everything in the article but the part about GLSL is spot on.


Some of you might find this algorithm I created a few years ago interesting: http://ovgl.org/view_topic.php?topic=91JL96IHFS


I built up 1k in 6 months. Why do you only have 46 rep?...


I think you've inadvertently explained part of the problem here.

The people who have the most influence on SO are not the ones most interested in using it for questions, but the ones most interested in improving their "score". It should be obvious that this outcome is both perverse and extremely difficult to avoid.


Yes, those who run SO need to tune the scoring so that good answers get good scores. But it is hard to beat those who game the system.


Please give us a Firefox version! I'm begging you!


Seconded. This is one of the most incredibly useful projects I've seen in a long time.


Sears does use a type of cell phone for checkout but it does seem to have a modified camera with a laser scanner instead. Something more interesting would have been a new type of amazon smart phone with built in laser scanner and some extra buttons for scan/talk.


Javascript was a bad design decision.


Did he ever think that stackoverflow is about building a library of questions and answers so it is easier for people to find answers on Google?!


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