Crespyl

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by Crespyl 10y ago
The styling strongly suggests it's a parody.
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by Crespyl 10y ago
Reddit having more control and being able to take things down may be a mixed bag at best as far as many users and mods are concerned. A lot of users are very twitchy about anything that even hints at censorship right now.
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by Crespyl 10y ago
Anecdotally, you are the first person I've ever seen say this. Most people I've seen vastly prefer direct links, since all they want is the image content. It's likely significant that I mostly encounter imgur links via reddit
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by Crespyl 10y ago
A lifetime of dedication and training?
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by Crespyl 10y ago
Supposedly his phone is also locked down to just ~10 other similarly secure numbers, while Clinton wanted to be able to use her secure phone to call her entire staff. That would've required dozens or hundreds more devices, which is a
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by Crespyl 10y ago
If our Secretary of State and would-be President can't be bothered to learn how to read email on a PC, even (especially) for the sake of information security, I think that deserves a little bashing.
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by Crespyl 10y ago
I'd always heard "Two Pull"s as the one true way, not to be confused with "Triple"s. "Tup Lee" just seems silly.
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by Crespyl 10y ago
Maybe he's using UTF-16.
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by Crespyl 10y ago
I think the distinction being made was more that Chess doesn't have weekly patch notes or pieces being added and removed on a regular basis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt8XnDfyTpc
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by Crespyl 10y ago
Your sample code is an interesting case because the nature of declarations in Scala (among other languages) is distinct from the nature of declarations in pure Java. Setting a default value for an argument is an assignment, a real action th
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by Crespyl 10y ago
I have already (effectively) permanently mounted my phone on me .
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by Crespyl 10y ago
Perhaps Urbit could fit that description?
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by Crespyl 10y ago
I believe the common form is "X is child's play (next to|compared to) Y".
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by Crespyl 10y ago
I believe the plan is for Servo to support the Chromium Embedded Framework interface, so theoretically it could be a pretty straightforward drop-in replacement.
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by Crespyl 11y ago
The one thing that I can think of which Mars has in abundance and is limited on Earth is plain old real-estate. In a century's time (give or take), being able to build sprawling, cheap (for certain values of cheap), polluting factories
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by Crespyl 11y ago
I believe that's less an everyday-use "trashcan" and more of an ext* feature for recovering from filesystem corruption; "Something broke and I think I've recovered all the files, but I've forgotten where some o
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by Crespyl 11y ago
We need a new bill for the post-modern era, bearing an image with the inscription "This is not legal tender".
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by Crespyl 11y ago
Technically, yes, but what do you think is happening when you watch a video from their site?
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by Crespyl 11y ago
I'm no lawyer but I'm sure someone could make that case. The torrent peer swarms don't like that though, and I think most clients tend to penalize that behavior (leeching).
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by Crespyl 11y ago
I am boggled.
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by Crespyl 11y ago
Arguably, yes, since in bittorrent downloading content is directly tied to distribution of content. By torrenting a work you own in a different format, you are (potentially) also distributing that work to someone who doesn't already ow
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by Crespyl 11y ago
The techniques already exist[0] for some sophisticated trolling, though it may be hard to achieve in practice without direct access to the classifier being used. [0] http://karpathy.github.io/2015/03/30/breaki
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by Crespyl 11y ago
KDE has split up most of the libraries over the last few releases, so the situation's much improved now. KDEConnect still pulls in a few dependencies, but it's not 300MB anymore.
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by Crespyl 11y ago
Those countries do not have a state-enforced opposition to historical facts.
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by Crespyl 11y ago
And I hate it just as much.
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by Crespyl 11y ago
We do actually have JavaFX now, which has some has some weird historical baggage from back when it was supposed to be its own platform, but is actually pretty nice to work with from a UI standpoint. It has a XML/CSS based way to descri
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by Crespyl 11y ago
That's just standard RFC2324 support.
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by Crespyl 11y ago
At that size you could even get fancy and throw in an e-ink re-writable label, which could be used for anything from archive manifests to album art. No need for power on the disk, since that can be provided by the drive during write. I lov
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by Crespyl 11y ago
The most notable one I'm aware of is Dropbox, who are reportedly using Rust in production for some low-level parts of their storage platform.
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by Crespyl 11y ago
"a couple" transactions per second is not enough for a global network that intends to have millions of participants.

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