ClashTheBunny

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by ClashTheBunny 11y ago
There are problems with infinite recursion if you do that, no? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1171252/whats-the-explana...
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by ClashTheBunny 11y ago
What typo?
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by ClashTheBunny 11y ago
I think he means that his degree is not in Computer Science or a related field. Not that he does not have a degree.
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by ClashTheBunny 11y ago
I think you mean restrictive license. There items nothing wrong with corner case proprietary licences. What is every license before it is stamped 'open source' or 'free software' but a proprietary license? Many people
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
It was originally designed as more of a mentoring platform, so you would be led through it by a friend that knows the process. It's easier to trust a friend than a code review for a non programmer. It's also easier on the friend
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
One of the issues is that it was originally designed as a mentoring platform, so you would be led through it by a friend that knows the process. The help link is very good for some languages, but could use some love for other languages.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
He can vote. He just doesn't know how. The only Americans that can't vote are in the non-state regions within the territory of the United States. I live overseas and have no problem voting in every election held in Massachusett
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Does stating something make it true? I don't see any facts being backed up in the op. Stating things that are backed up by data help, but I would say that any time that ethnicity or country of origin are the only thing that you measu
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Why does a statement being 80% true make it true? Could 80% of 80% of it being true make it true enough? You can just keep multiplying until you get to one email being enough.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
But the parent lacks facts, therefore it is not proven true. Just leave out this one sentence: "My entire inbox was filled with people from Bangalore and Hyderabad asking me to do whatever work was outsourced to them." Do you se
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Isn't it kinda racist to say "people from Bangalore and Hyderabad"? As I'm sure many people from Hyderabad and Bangalore are very competent people who are willing to pay for support. How would you feel if people replac
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Chrome still crashes a few tabs for every process crash. And it feels random the ones that are threads of the same process.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
I appreciate the great deal of thought you put into this. I feel like a mini-Internet celebrity of the minute. You are entirely correct about needing compose to type the symbol, but I use it so rarely, that I just copy-pasted. It's no
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
This is the correct interpretation. But it is actually slightly nuanced; I'm such a bad speller that, even as a native English speaking adult of 30 something, I had to look up no one. Wiktionary has noöne as an "alternative spel
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Also, add this to the error reporting function of Firefox. Every time it crashes, they get know what the person looked like. Fix only the bugs of the highest upvoted pictures.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
I immediately thought "oh, this looks like wave". The problem is that still don't think that this (or Apache Wave) is a whole quanta better than the good enough solutions that are out there.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Processing foreign data is just as dangerous as processing foreign code. Don't lull yourself into complacency just because you have NoScript when your JPEG library is probably less sandboxed and audited than your JavaScript virtual ma
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Wouldn't most of the digital cable costs be due to analog interference in the machines they are connecting and them acting like antennas and not that the signal is corrupted on the way? Unless it's an insulator (like fiber optic c
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
I don't know when this was fixed, but I have no longer had any problems with btrfs on root with ubuntu. I don't remember when it started working well, but I do remember those bad old days. I don't know if dpkg changed or if
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
cp --reflink
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Plan 9 was designed this way. Except it's designed to never delete anything, so you don't have to worry about the garbage collection. Camlistore and TahoeLAFS are both designed this way. But they are more of a content store than
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
iOS sure does need "isActiveNetworkMetered" like Android.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
This exists. Every reletively new Android product (>=4.1) has "Mobile hotspots" under "Data usage". > Network bandwidth management: New API provides ability to detect metered networks, including tethering to a mob
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
The North Shore of Boston had it based on EXCHANGE within an area code in the early 2000's. If I wanted to dial up to AOL, and the one for my city was busy, I would pay both AOL per minute and pay Verizon. If I wanted "free&quot
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Ladies and gentlemen, this is open source at work. Open source empowers people and if you don't like it some way, you have the power to move on. There are so many other platforms that this will never be possible on. Don't like s
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
Is it possible to be notified if a certain percent of the backup is changed? Something that would let me tell if something like 50% of the bytes or 50% of the files are different between snapshots? Just a simple 'zfs diff | wc -l | m
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
If you want to just drop CSV files into MySQL, go for it with using the CSV file backing: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/csv-storage-engine.ht... As the comments say, create the table with a CSV
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
That's GPL, not LGPL. LGPL only requires you to release the source of the part you used, nothing that links with it.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
English still has a specific ligature that's treated specially if things are done by the book: "Mc". All Rolodex/card catalog systems included a special position for it and they were sorted separately.
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by ClashTheBunny 12y ago
So, it backs up most of everything, just a couple of the deeply commented stuff doesn't work. All issues for example get backed up. It feels more like it back "most" things up and leaves out only a couple of things.

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