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PDB – ANSI-C to PostScript compiler (1993)
(compilers.iecc.com)
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1ris
10y ago
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1ris
10y ago
Is it? That would be strange because FLIF was developed with FFV1 as a inspiration.
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1ris
10y ago
Could have been child porn.
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1ris
10y ago
Has anybody yet plotted the time when article 50 should be triggered against the time of the announcement? First it was immediately. Then it after a few weeks. Then it was after a new PM was found. Then it was later this year. Now it is ear
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1ris
10y ago
As Mikeash said, it's a he-said she-said situation when there was no supervision. If it is frequently (or even usually) a he-said she-said that means there is not enough supervision.
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1ris
10y ago
Usually not a fan of "broken window" theories, but in this case I strongly am. In American schools violence is often institutionalized. Teacher beat children, children get used to violence. The children are often not too reflected
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1ris
10y ago
Hardware does not get exponetially better. Maybe it did in 90ties and 00ers. Right now hardwardware gets slimmer, less power consuming and cheaper. But not better. My 12 year old (then mid-end gaming pc) is pretty much exactly as fast as my
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10y ago
Minimalism
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10y ago
Stop trolling. Crimes deserve investigations. This is in the best interest of the victim. And no, I'm not believing anything just because somebody told so. Everything else is patological naivety, expeciall if the source has a bad track
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10y ago
"expelled from student union" was a hyperbole. But not much. Being associated with anything child porn, no matter how strange the association might look, is a social death-sentence. And IMHO winds have to change only slightly for
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10y ago
There where several accusations. None of them was brought to the police, and at least one of them, a major, if not the major accusation turned out to be false. Another accusation (or more?) have been questioned by witnesses. I'm willin
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1ris
10y ago
I don't think so. You are probably from the west. Image what your government would do against tor if tor changed it's missions statement to be about circumventing drug laws. I'm very sure serveral liberal democracies where he
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10y ago
In the west tor was (or is) seen as a tool access child pornography. I had to explain multiple times why i would support such a evil thing. This is a very high social cost in the west, and you can't pose with a tor t-shirt (like the du
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1ris
10y ago
I think the document foundation should get the brand, instant of Apache squatting. It's still far better known that libreoffice.
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1ris
10y ago
Sounds very go-like to me.
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1ris
10y ago
And usually not at compile time.
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1ris
10y ago
The PCB is only 35€. And i had most other parts already.
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1ris
10y ago
That's the non-DIY variant. That's of course more expensive. I got more than enough cherry keyboards, so i had switches and some high quality keycaps (the black cherry ones), and the experience of building it. The PCBs only cost 3
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1ris
10y ago
I can recommend the ErgoDox. It's somwhat similar and DIY, but much cheaper. For mine I payed not much over 100€.
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1ris
10y ago
They having this contest in germany for a reason - but if they are so cheap with the price money I don't think employees should feel threatened - yet.
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1ris
10y ago
Yes, this is what I'm referring to. This information is completly meaningless to me. How does a 1.5 to 3 times higher cancer risk affect my mortality? A 100 times elevated risk in extreme uncommon diseases is absoluty irrelevant, but
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1ris
10y ago
I'd like to know how my drinking behaviour affects my mortality. And how that effect is compared to the consumption of tobacco, marijuana, participating in road traffic, jogging and overwight. While it's clear that alcohol is not
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1ris
10y ago
It's not only overkill, it probably doesn't work because the resolution is typically way to big. http://qz.com/631697/a-regular-inkjet-printer-can-spoof-a-fi...
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10y ago
>I am a professional computer programmer. If I can't figure out how to reset a password on Skype, then what are the chances that a less technical person can do it? Had the same experience with the german postal service a few week ag
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1ris
10y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but for me these look different, of course, but i have no idea which one looks best.
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10y ago
Killing suspects on sight does offend my first world sensibilities as it offends anybody with a spark of reason and anybody who gasp the concept of moral. A state that does kill random citizens has no legitimacy. states are formed by indivi
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10y ago
I don't see much sense in a allow-or-it-doesn't run permission/capabilities model. If there is not a option for "make the app/extensions believe it has a capability, but it does not" I don't have more cho
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10y ago
I'm suprised no difference between american and european metal was found. I feel like they are quite different, but it seems this is not supported by this data. I found it amusing that Venom and Running Wild are grouped together in the
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1ris
10y ago
I ran a i2p router for year, mostly because I didn't mind. This is a kind of a hen-egg-problem, I guess. There is not any content in i2p I'm aware off besides a torrent site. And I probably don't want to know what the content
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1ris
10y ago
There is no reason not to use SF.
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