5ilv3r

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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Downloading. :) Thanks.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Isn't the UN considering that issue right now?
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
I've noticed a good pattern to indicate car value. Junkyard availability. If you want junkyard parts for a car in my region, you're looking at good availability for 15 year old American cars, 10 year old Japanese and German cars,
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
I've been dabbling in web development since dhtml was the new hotness and I can 100% say that it is completely unreasonable to expect a human to be able to do it at all today. You're no longer looking for technical solutions to a
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Getting ejabberd set up to do encryption and file sharing was a huge pain in the butt. Worth it because I don't like SMS, but still freaking crazy hard to get running through a firewall.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
hypercard via gopher would be a heck of a thing. :p
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Your ghosts have ip addresses and the snoops have taps, so really it's only your reputation with the other users you are running from. I play the same game. :)
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
No because 100:100 and 0:0 would be equal in value but far different in meaning. It must be a score and not a ratio.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Well sir, I am not. Good day to you.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
"Any Covered Software that You distribute or otherwise make available in Executable form must also be made available in Source Code form and that Source Code form must be distributed only under the terms of this License. " You can
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
If the obvious public good was something anyone cared about, proprietary software would not exist at all. We have license protections in our free software, and those must be respected for the license to be of any value. Zealot is a very rud
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Why do you doubt that? Is it unreasonable? Students are subject to the same restrictions now.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
People on nice computers design only for other nice computers. This is why the best software comes from humble sources.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
I could be wrong, but I doubt that "recent" phone would be a referring to anything near a flagship phone's specs. You're what, 8 cores and 4GB ram? They still sell single core phones with less than a gig of ram.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
It used to be common knowledge that code written on fast computers would only work well on fast computers, but the current generation of cloud developers has forgotten that. I'm sorry and I share your pain. This site jumped around like
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
I want a way to force sites to become static after they are rendered. Just frozen, as though they were on paper. I am tired of scrolling making menu bars move around or triggering popovers. Just give me a way to turn off javascript and any
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
AOL was not originally an ISP. That was a service they added to their other private services around when they adopted the america online name.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
They didn't change. They bought eachother and squeezed out competition out until their influence was more powerful than the consequences of playing unfairly. A long long time ago, you could choose between dozens of ISPs. That is no lon
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
You're so wrong. A code of conduct is required for a healthy community to scale up while maintaining it's ability to be inclusive. It is almost certain that you depend on one or more of the users of THIS code of conduct to maintai
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
250k a year can afford that. Private school is $50k, a vacation home is $24k, vacations are $15k, $50k savings is bs and you know good and well that no one does that while trying to make a presentation of themselves, fancy restaurants are $
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
My GPA when I dropped out was 3.3! Where are my millions!!??
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
I've got my own dreams of this being done through process portability enabled by CRIU.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
You're contradicting statements made with sources cited without citing any of your own, or explaining how they would nullify the other points made on why this use is acceptable.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
US corporations control the root name servers and seem to have no problem cooperating with government requests to fuck^H^H^H^Hkeep a close eye on everyone else.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
No one is rinsing their lettuce in wd40 and draino.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
We sort of are.... since they are the regulating body with authority in this area.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
Usually with BSD you can apply new patches to old systems without any trouble. No need to upgrade everything.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
14.04 used upstart (also used by chromeos). sysvinit was used in ubuntu prior to upstart, and there are some distros that use bsd style init. Go read up on init system options a bit more.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
An opinion backed up with facts and sources is trolling? Go look in a mirror next time you troll hunt.
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by 5ilv3r 9y ago
It's more about dbus, really. They are trying to get rid of 'everything is a file' and move to a pub/sub service model.

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