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Can you point me to an example? I tried looking at the cargo github repo and searched for tls but had no luck. Also searched for 443 and found it in source.rs but it was in a url canonicalization function when calling github.

I am looking for example code where I can pass in the server certificate prior to listening. Something similar in functionality to Go's http.ListenAndServeTLS(":443", "cert.pem", "key.pem", nil)

Edit: typo
You're expressing a preference for convenience over security. The truth is that most people pick bad passwords, and even good passwords can be cracked.

2FA with a physical component is generally the best way to achieve the goal of "information flows with me". With a password only, you can more aptly describe the situation as "information flows with anyone who knows my password".
You've got it backwards on Google Play. If Google had taken a bit of a stronger arm in the beginning, we wouldn't have the fragmentation and shitty experience (Huawei's crap UI, Samsung's crap UI, etc.) that we have today. Google's slowly trying to clean it up, and perhaps the few-restrictions early play was a Trojan Horse. But opening Android up now would certainly be a mistake as it'd only further encourage OEMs to screw it up.

Look at Microsoft and how much they suffered at the hands of terrible OEMs.
And I contend that homebrew did not want to used ~/.homebrew because that would mean modifying files to add it to PATH and be additional testing for people that write recipes.
Conjuctions are when the objects are within a certain distance (basically a safety margin, usually several kms), a collision is an actual strike.
>The lab studies found that Samsung’s ‘motion lighting’ feature reduced the TV sets’ brightness – and power consumption – under international electrotechnical commission (IEC) test conditions. These involve the playback of fast sequences of varied material, such as recorded TV shows, DVDs and live broadcasts.
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When the pope came to Rio de Janeiro recently they actually did the opposite and closed the metro for a week, the mind still boggles at the reasoning.
One thing to consider is the possibility of your phone itself being compromised (stagefright et al.). Note how Duo issued a security advisory to limit access for Android devices [1].

A fully isolated component like a Yubikey has a smaller attack surface area for these kinds of things (easier to audit smaller code, no sustained Internet or cellular connectivity).

[1]https://www.duosecurity.com/blog/understanding-your-exposure...
All these wells waiting for the price to rise will produce if supply decreases. What is the problem?
Anecdotal, but I recently needed a drill and couldn't wait for Prime shipping. Home Depot was charging $15 more, but they price-matched Amazon.
I have a condition that predisposes me to diabetes. I have seen articles that connect diabetes and inflammation. I have eaten an antiinflammatory diet for a long time, including good quality dark chocolate, which is high in antioxidants. I am more sugar tolerant than I used to be. So I don't think that your supposition, which largely dismisses the data, is likely to really account for the difference.
waf [1] is very close to what you describe.

It's all Python. It's built so you can include one Python file in your source tree and install nothing but Python.

A relatively small core handles dependency tracking and shuffling flags from the user to tasks. I can't believe how fast it is, considering it is reading the files and computing hashes.

While user scripts have access to all of Python, you can limit yourself and write rules in a high level build rule style that's only slightly more Pythonic than Bazel, et al. Basically it's bld.program(source=['main.c'], use=['foo']) or bld(features='c cprogram', source=['main.c'], use=['foo']) instead of cc_binary(srcs=['main.c'], deps=[':foo']).

Adding rules can be done in various ways, including genrule-style shell commands, registering a task class by file extension, and a very flexible system of registering methods to hook into the "features" attribute.

With surprisingly little work, you can layer your own build language on top of the core modules. Demos are provided that parse makefiles or generate rules by searching the source directory with no user script [2].

Relative to the OP's concerns, a configure step is required and can search the system, call pkg-config, write config.h, etc. Arbitrary command line options can be added by shared tools and user scripts. Install, dist, and distclean are all there.

[1] - https://waf.io/

[2] - https://github.com/waf-project/waf/tree/master/build_system_...
You can shop via an in-app browser within their Kindle app.
> Children are not personal property, they are a cultural resource

You're entitled to that opinion, as am I to the opposite one. Thankfully it would appear the United States as a whole is on my side.
Presumably just like the Prime Video app on iPad & iPhone: you must buy from the website, because buying thru the app requires a nontrivial percentage of revenue (on iOS, 30%) go to the platform provider.
Why is it when Apple does this to an app for the same reasons, it's ok?

I suspect their announcement was a copy/paste of Apple's Kindle app rejection on the app store (when it included the option to buy books).
I wouldnt say that most non-college people I have worked with have been better. But I will say that some of the smartest and most talented people I've met never went to college.

High school is training you to act the way mainstream society wants adults to act- find the clique you fit into, accept your place in the hierarchy, and do as you're told.

More and more, college is the same thing except specifically preparing you to be a professional. Because competition has grown so fierce emphasis is placed on skills that will get you a job. Results are measured based on your ability to pay back your loans. You just sit and listen and sit for the prime years of your life. This prepares you for life as a professional-- where you will sit and listen and sit away the rest of your productive years.

College is what you make of it. You can make something useful out of college. But you can also make something out of spending four years on a boat drifting around the south pacific. If you are going to be a filmmaker, you can benefit from four years of film school. But you could also benefit from just making movies for four years. Want to write software for some project you care about? Guess how the first generation learned before there were Computer Science programs? Yes, some studied Math or Physics and met the pioneers of the field. But the vast majority just taught themselves-- and they didnt have the Internet!

If you already have what you need to survive and are healthy, just figure out what ratio makes you happy of FUN vs. PROFIT vs. HELPFUL TO SOCIETY and do that shit for a few years. Then, reevaluate.
I think that line of thinking ends up not applying to rust terribly much.

I know there's been several articles lately about broader applications of rust, and then "is it worth it?" type responses, concerns about "manual memory management", with the implication being there's some heavy tax on not using a GC.

I would certainly agree with the presence of this tax while writing C/C++. (Less with C++, RAII, and especially c++11, but still there.)

With rust, once you're up the learning curve (which, granted, can take a few months), your productivity is not substantially worse than GC'd languages. You pretty much master the borrow checker's semantics, and the best practices to structure things in ways that play nicely with its expectations. And lifetime-related errors don't occupy all that much of your development time.

Source: my team has been re-writing some components of Dropbox's multi-exabyte storage system in rust (from go) over the last 9 months.
We can synthetize all petroleum products from carbon feedstocks, so long as we can pay the energy cost. This is generally true of almost everything these days -- all resources that the modern economy depends on are substitutable or synthetizable with energy.
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MAPS.ME is a great app, very slick and has all the signs of something that's very well developed. It's almost entirely replaced Google Maps for me, justified by the speed of its UI alone.

I'd be fascinated to know how it justifies being given away in source form like this and any business model around it.

Wishing the best of luck to the guys!
This move is obviously them using their position in the marketplace but I would imagine they would avoid the App Store as Apple takes a significant chunk of every purchase.
Google does not restrict the ability to sell items through your app; that's Apple. You can implement a store in your app with purchases if you want, without using Google's payment system. And many such apps exist in the Play store.

What you can't do in an app in the Play store is implement your own app store and load arbitrary apps. And Amazon forces you to install the full Amazon app including its app store, rather than offering a standalone version of Amazon Video.

Amazon likely does this because people care enough about Amazon Video to jump through hoops to get it, and once people have jumped through those hoops, Amazon can then try to get them to use the Amazon app store instead of Play.
> Why don't they just record a couple of hours of real TV shows, play them back and plug in a Watt meter?

That's essentially what they do. The allegation is that this manufacturer's TVs recognize the specific clip used for testing and drop their brightness when they recognize it.
It doesn't make any sense. They want to sell me Prime not the Fire Stick. To sell Prime get it on as many devices as possible and adding Chromecast support is easy.

Amazon makes some strange decisions.
All around good advice, if your goal is to survive as long as possible. You miss out on some amount of fun, though. I don't mean that in any kind of "way", just that if that is your goal, this is some good advice.
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This is a trojan horse PR move to expose Apple's longstanding "customer confusion" argument for excluding competitive products (think Amazon MP3 downloads) from the App Store.

If what Apple has been doing for years is legal, so is this, and Apple can't complain without exposing complete hypocrisy.

In my view, Amazon wants to be forced back from this position in a precedent-setting way. This is Jeff Bezos's long-shot attempt to finally tear down the wall of Apple's closed marketplace.
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Maybe we’ll find out that washing machines eat on average one sock more during normal operation than during testing?

Maybe we’ll even find out that iPhones don’t even contain an Apple?
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It's more genetic than people realize. In my PhD I focused heavily on the key gene responsible. Your stem cells are literally predisposed to become adipose tissue instead of muscle from the start. It sucks.
Hell, until recently, you couldn't play Prime Video on Android at all without resorting to Flash trickery in the browser. (But, of course, you could play it on Fire OS devices, even though they're running a fork of Android.)

Amazon really does not like Google. This is not a failure on Google's part, this is all of Amazon's own making in an attempt at product lock-in.
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That's great though, once a person has a considerable savings they invest in new and local businesses or other endeavors, else they simply begin buying more high quality items.
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I can't fathom how MacPorts could ever break your whole system.

- MacPorts' /opt/local is not in any of the default system paths.

- MacPorts uses sandboxing to ensure that builds can't stomp anything outside of /opt/local
What about for say a small non-profit that isn't tech-savvy that will have at most 10 pages of content?

I could see where this could really be an issue if there was a lot of content or integration with the website being made. And I suppose too preserving old URLs (if that's something the client cares about)
Or, you know, just implement Chromecast support in their apps. There's SDKs to do so, and netflix, hulu and others have already done so.
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How do get Apple and Google as the ones playing hardball here? Amazon is the aggressor here not Apple or Google.
No problemo!

Really what we need is some kind of homeomorphic encryption process that would enable large scale Genome Wide Association Studies (GWAS) to be performed without actually divulging the underlying raw data. Until that happens though, scientists like myself have to contend with the privacy concerns of many.
Yeah I don't think you can do non-VC VC because you need to have good odds of the crazy return. You can do non-VC investing, but you have to take far smaller risks in order for the far smaller returns to be OK.

If I need to make 10x over 10 years there are a bunch of ways to do that.

1. lose nothing, make 25% a year, every year

2. lose nothing, make 10x on a single investment of 100% of the fund

3. lose nothing, make 90x on a single investment of 10% of the fund

4. lose everything except a 100x investment of 10% of the fund

5. lose everything except a 1000x investment of 1% of the fund

6. lose everything except a 10000x investment of 0.1% of the fund

Most VC exists somewhere between 3 and 6. This "build the cashflow and business fundamentals" strategy probably exists more in the region of 1-2 and maybe up into 3 a little bit.
It seems like just the sort of project that might make it awesome to work for DoD. Unlimited budgets can let you do the craziest things. Want to intercept the whole internet? Sure. Need an entire shipyard under argon? Why not.
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Alternative: paste the entire page into Vim, then:

qqq:g/remote/exe "norm! ?ago\<cr>\"Qy/ago$\<cr>"

That filters all "remote" postings into @Q. Paste @Q into a new buffer, then you can further filter it e.g. by "python":

qqq:g/python/exe "norm! ?ago\<cr>\"Qy/ago$\<cr>"
Yet they readily sell 5g bags of Yohimbine HCl powder which can cause cardiac problems at 30-50mg.
Yea I could see that, I guess. Interesting way of thinking about it.
What are some good Amazon Prime (shopping) alternatives? Yearly fee for low cost or free fast shipping, with an inventory of pretty much everything?
This is fun:

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Nobody wants to see or hear from Hillary Clinton. It is hard to run for President like that, regardless of the Democratic Party's nod that it is her turn. They decided that is was John Kerry's turn and we got four more years of Bush.
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That's iOS, not Android. And even on iOS, Amazon has a video app for viewing videos, though you can't buy or rent directly inside the app:

https://itunes.apple.com/app/amazon-video/id545519333
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The Democratic Party is showing its true colors in their handling of Sanders and their ridiculous debate schedule.

By all measures, Sanders is a REAL candidate. He's got more support and more money than most of the jokers on the Republican side who are getting respectful treatment from their party and the press.

Yet Debbie Wasserman Schultz and other party insiders are doing their best to exclude the IA/NH front-runner from getting his message out to Democratic voters.
In that case, can we do 2FA with something biometric? Or even 2 passwords?

A physical component has a lot of issues:

* It can be stolen or robbed at gunpoint. Torture, drugging, and hypnosis aside, your mind is much more secure.

* It can run out of batteries.

* It's one more thing you can lose. It's already annoying enough to have to remember to carry 7 or 8 things every day, including a phone, bike light, smart watch, tablet, battery pack, reusable utensils, and so on. I don't want to have to add more things to this list.

* It can be damaged by the elements.

* It can be difficult to give access to others who you want to give access to.

* It may have security holes of its own, both in hardware and in software.

* When damaged or robbed, the user is highly inconvenienced, to the point that they are unable to access their own money/accounts/etc. How do get food, water, and get home from the middle of nowhere after your wallet and phone have been taken from your person? With password-only methods, you could theoretically find a nearby public terminal, log in with a simple username and password, and get an ride/call a friend/file a report/do whatever you need to do.

* If it relies on cellular service, it may not work internationally if the user changes SIM cards or devices. For many that live near border towns and cross borders every day for work, this becomes a massive inconvenience.
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