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by CrLf 6y ago
Maybe I missed something, but what is that 3D model supposed to represent?
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by CrLf 6y ago
They’ve been attacking boats in the Gibraltar region recently, though.
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by CrLf 6y ago
Benefits are statistically meager until a bit silently flips somewhere important and you only discover it days later when it has propagated into massive data corruption. Been there. If your servers don’t have ECC memory, you’re eventually g
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by CrLf 6y ago
Just be aware that using the Pi to broadcast FM like that (without additional filtering hardware) produces a lot of noise (it doesn't just broadcast in the intended frequency, but also a lot of harmonics) and may interfere with legitim
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by CrLf 6y ago
A collision can eject debris into higher orbits.
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by CrLf 6y ago
The license is allowing you to perform specific actions . You can modify the work or redistribute it under the terms of "GPLv2 or later" without losing any of the rights the original copyright holder(s) passed on to you. For a &q
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by CrLf 6y ago
The GPL does not explicitly grant permission to use the software, that is true. However, its terms are clear about the conditions in which you lose that right.
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by CrLf 6y ago
> IANAL but I believe the answer is "No". The answer is "Yes". Think about it this way: the license is "GPLv2 or later", not "GPLv2" or "GPLv3". If you change the license notice, you are
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by CrLf 6y ago
IANAL, but “GPLv2 or later” allows you (the recipient of the license) to choose either GPLv2 or GPLv3 (i.e. the one that’s more convenient to you) but does not allow you to prevent others (the recipients of your modified version) from havin
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by CrLf 6y ago
POV-Ray was my introduction to programming, before actual programming. Graph paper and a lot of trial and error. My longest render was 50 hours for a single 640x480 image, with caustics and area lighting. 50 hours of a Pentium 100 MHz buzzi
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by CrLf 6y ago
In portuguese I'm having a hard time not to read it as "fossa fecal" (~cesspool).
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by CrLf 7y ago
I'm a firm believer that good code should be consistent in its style, but that consistency should not prevent the programmer from communicating intent via subjective style choices. I'm OK with following someone else's (be it
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by CrLf 7y ago
Well, I've upgraded my personal macbook to Catalina (this update) and nothing seems wrong... yet. OTOH, my work machine (a 2016 Macbook Pro) is stuck on Mojave (due to incompatible third-party software) and the latest "Security Up
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macOS update breaks video conferencing when most people are working from home(mrmacintosh.com)
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by CrLf 7y ago
I’m not sure many people in Portugal would call “açorda" a soup. The most common variety has the consistency of mashed potatoes and is either a course in itself (when mixed with prawns, for example) or used as a side for meat.
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by CrLf 7y ago
In Portugal we have the inverse rule about eating snails(1), even though the snails we eat are not captured "in the wild". (1) If you're curious, they're boiled and of the small variety, loved by the south half of the co
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by CrLf 7y ago
That says a lot about the state of IMAP clients.
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by CrLf 7y ago
> Browsing the web in Europe is like experiencing the rebirth of the pop-up ads era. And this by itself says a lot, but not what people usually think it says. In fact, you don't need any kind of cookie popups _unless_ they're t
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by CrLf 7y ago
The last time I got my SIM reissued (the old one was too big for my new phone), I had the old SIM with me and I still had to show government-issued documents matching the registered SIM owner.
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by CrLf 7y ago
However, it's important to note that although the sources for RHEL packages are available as open-source, that still doesn't make CentOS an exact replica of RHEL, and therefore doesn't make RHEL itself "free". RHEL
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by CrLf 7y ago
Does that mean everyone pronounces it "Dvorjak"?
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by CrLf 7y ago
> Returning from the holiday meant you had avoided your usual procrastination cues -couch, TV, phone, schedule. I doubt this is it. Instead, I think that enough time without having to do the tasks that are being procrastinated reduces
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by CrLf 7y ago
There is no such thing as "my favorite format" in that sense. Also, I don't mind reading code in other people's "favorite format" nor do I have any problem in following another person's style if that'
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by CrLf 7y ago
No, because I believe this is fundamentally unfixable. It's not a matter of changing this or that behavior, it's a matter of (apparent) formatting inconsistencies being important to convey intention and distinguish more important
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by CrLf 7y ago
I've been using it for a few months now, but I don't really like it. It does remove quabbles about formatting, but I've personally never felt that as a problem and it just replaces them with constant frustration. I think code
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by CrLf 7y ago
Walter Belgers and Marcel van Kervinck's Gigatron ( https://gigatron.io/ ) is also interesting. It's spirit is to use only 70's technology to keep the system "learnable" from the ground up, although t
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by CrLf 8y ago
If something needs 8 weeks to be done and you give the team 4 weeks to do it, chances are it's going to take 12 weeks.
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by CrLf 8y ago
Isn't btrfs also at risk? I was under the impression that it lost some steam in the recent past and was on its way to become the next Hurd.
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by CrLf 8y ago
"Let that be a lesson to not rely on cloud infrastructure too much without designing your architecture to be somewhat cloud agnostic." Not disagreeing per se , but I believe it's much more important to design for migration b
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by CrLf 8y ago
If you're using virtualbox together with vagrant, you're highly unlikely to need the extension pack anyway.

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