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by 1ris 12y ago
I would really like to to tweak the price. I.E. get a suggestion what i could get for 50 pounds more. Also I can't figure out how to select "none" for components. I.e. Most people already have a case.
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by 1ris 12y ago
In Germany, this is contract is very likely a violation of "established/good morals" ("Gute Sitten", https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gute_Sitten ) and therefor null and void.
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by 1ris 12y ago
I seems almost like the bsd people prefer minimalist tooling.
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by 1ris 12y ago
The idea of just cutting all those social programs and handing out the cash instead seems like a huge vision for a new, freer, society. I really like that. OTOH especially the health sector does not work as a market, as demand is for health
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by 1ris 12y ago
That number seems ridiculous, but without comparing it to other countries it's more or less meaningless.
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by 1ris 12y ago
Acme,or Plan9 terminal, EMACS Org Mode
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by 1ris 12y ago
>How does one shield oneself from this, i.e., how does one ensure that the binary compiled (say) three years (or months) ago continues to work reasonably? Static linking should save you from from this hell. I don't know if gtk even
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by 1ris 12y ago
I'm not a layer, but I don't think so. IMO if they don't comply, they can be sued for copyright infringement caused by ignoring that notice. If there is no infringement, there is nothing to fear.
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by 1ris 12y ago
Maybe they just communicate in Chinese. That does not seem unlikely, and likely is the same as "secret" for you.
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by 1ris 12y ago
One can't run trust code on a untrused platform. And I'd say smartphones are the least trustworthy platform out there.
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by 1ris 12y ago
When was it not serious?
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by 1ris 12y ago
Exactly my though. Since when is "I can't get laid because my standards are too high" worth more than a tweet? Even as a tweet is a pathetic whine.
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by 1ris 12y ago
Both implement the the CSP concurrency model, for example. Both have a C-like syntax. They are both object-oriented, but very different in that from java/c++/.net.
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by 1ris 12y ago
Isn't Hack the PHP of the future, aviable today? For me it seems with hack there are no excuses anymore to still use php. I'd be glad if someone tell me some downsides of hack, it seems to good to be true. And how do the JITs comp
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by 1ris 12y ago
Javascript seems to go the opposite way of python: instead of ironing the warts out, it adds them. The DOM-API is nonsensical and ugly? Why not add language features so we can implement it in pure JS? Sounds like a great idea.
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by 1ris 12y ago
There is such a keyboard, i used it, and i case you take the huddle of learning morse code (that is very hard and requires LOTs of pratice that i unfortunatly don't have) it's absolutly awesome. Eyes free typing. I think that sho
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by 1ris 12y ago
Absolutly awesome. I tried serveral alternative keyboards since the day i own a smartphone, this is the first one I liked right from the start. Minuum seemed pretty lame, haven't tried it, but I tried Swype, Swiftkey, GKOS, 8Pen, and a
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by 1ris 12y ago
> http://islinuxaboutchoice.com/ Hands down, this is the one of the most retard "arguments" in the whole debate. >"ship everything and let the user chose how they want their sound to not work" star
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by 1ris 12y ago
I feel quite the other way round. They should have cleaned up their language before so many tools where developed on it.
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by 1ris 12y ago
Shouldn't that be adjusted to the size of the text corpus?
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by 1ris 13y ago
The unix way: Textfiles as in and output.
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by 1ris 13y ago
In Lisp one usually does not write something like (begin (set! a (+ a 1)) a), while in c this is pretty common, so this is a extra issue that might be addressed separately.
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by 1ris 13y ago
There is the classic example why one should not use the cpp as a replacment for function calls: #define square(x) ((x)*(x)) breaks when called with a++ as argument. Does this pre processor address this problem?
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by 1ris 13y ago
They not necessary do. Yes, for most parts it irrelevant, but it increases the cost for the "attacker"
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by 1ris 13y ago
Probably, but I'd be pretty easy to convince a court you did not actually transferrer your life time savings to Belarus because it is known that handwritten signatures are weak. But courts have idiotic trust in technology. They accept
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by 1ris 13y ago
No, UK citizens are not homeless. Neither are identity papers necessary for anything you listed. Go troll somewhere else.
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by 1ris 13y ago
In germany we have the EPA or nPA or how this is called. Thank god we can opt out the functionality of these features. Good luck proving you didn't electrically sign that contract. Forget decrypting pay-TV this is the new shit.
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by 1ris 13y ago
My gradma digged trenches and stacked bodies, at the age of 14 or 15. Modern day guies don't do that, or something similar. War time is dramatical different.
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by 1ris 13y ago
I can't see how the parent comment postulates a causality.
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by 1ris 13y ago
My bank does not allow me to choose a password with more than 6 chars (but that is only the log in, for any actual money transfers there is a factor-2-auth), and i think icq did limit the password to 8 chars. The only reason i can think of

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