Now I have a reason to watch Jessica Jones, Ironfist and Luke Cage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEmPh6DsfnQ

I have seen Daredevil already and I have to tell that I like a lot both seasons, but  didn’t really feel that need to watch JJ, IF and LC. But, to appreciate this new series I have to watch them all.

Fortunately I have done with House of Cards last week and I’m in the middle of Archer season 8.

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Seriously Folks, Electron Apps Aren’t That Bad… – OMG! Ubuntu!

Yes, electron is bad and if you use Electron for serious app development you should feel bad.

Having tools to prototype is cool, HTML and JavaScript are widely known, as markup and programming languages, but having a full apps that are more dependencies than the app itself is in my opinion wrong.

A 100 Mb app in RAM might not mean something in new computers with 16GB of RAM but I think on the resources you are wasting and your crappy app is  it even well integrated to the OS.

I have to use them, but seriously, does it makes any difference to run the web app directly in the browser ??

Do you like Electron apps? Chances are you don’t. In this post I list reasons why I don’t think Electron apps are bad, and why haters should chill.

Source: Seriously Folks, Electron Apps Aren’t That Bad… – OMG! Ubuntu!

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Linux file manager security exploit leaves a “Bad Taste”

I don’t know what’s the point of integrating Windows features into Linux if they are not going to be native. Integrating VBScript on linux to run in the File Manager?. Why?

If you need a “Windows-only” feature then run windows, with the current machines you can do it perfectly in a Virtual Machine if you want to still run Linux/macOS, if there is a vulnerability it will be isolated to your VM.

Anyway… I vote for “integrating” stuff written for other OS into the main OS.

A new vulnerability that impacts Linux systems has been discovered by a researcher. The vulnerability, which affects the GNOME Files file manager, has already been patched by the Debian Project.

Source: Linux file manager security exploit leaves a “Bad Taste”

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The update is gonna take its time

Luckily with an SSD the update is faster, it’s already rebooting

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Do you have more than one iDevice, install iOS Beta in one of them


Of course install it on a non-primary, non-daily-driver device because as far as I can tell, is unstable and slow, not what you’d expect from a stable release, but hey, you know that, it’s beta software.

So, why install it??, as far as Beta 3 it’s kind of usable with some minor glitches and slow response of the keyboard, but you’ll get the updates and will known when it is ready for you to use with your iPhone or daily-drive device.

You can get used to the mayor changes that it introduces… did you know that the keyboard layout for non-letters keys changed??

Do you already have it?? What’s your favorite feature?? Please comment 

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https://flic.kr/p/VCQHHi

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I’ve found the problem

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De curioso

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