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by Doji 9y ago
> Food companies such as Procter and Gamble, Kraft, and Campbell Soup were also curious about Lands’s work and invited him to give presentations. “But they didn’t want to touch the idea that they might be selling foods that were harmful
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by Doji 11y ago
All she managed to do was give these "Type 3" subs the benefit of the Streisand effect. It should have been obvious that the backlash to any perceived censorship would be far greater than the effect of the censorship itself.
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by Doji 11y ago
This is nothing unusual. Ballmer and many other male CEO's have been treated abusively. People only notice it more because she's a woman.
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by Doji 11y ago
One of the design goals is the ability to land on Mars, and none of these ideas satisfy that constraint. Powered landing also has advantages in control, ease of recovery, etc.
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by Doji 11y ago
Bush + Obama eschew privacy. Bush + Obama wage wars on terror. Bush + Obama spend shit loads of money. Bush + Obama bail out large corporations. I don't really care what word you want to use to describe them, but whatever word you pick
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by Doji 11y ago
> non-third-party You're imprisoned in a cage of your own making.
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by Doji 11y ago
Nix runs on any linux distro because all packages are stored in /nix, so it's not trampling all over your files in /usr, /bin, etc. It also runs on OS X (packages work, but are a bit less well tested, and the binary repl
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by Doji 11y ago
> Mass cannot be converted to energy except through nuclear reactions This is wrong enough to make me stop reading.
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by Doji 12y ago
So basically it's git-annex, but tied to GitHub. http://git-annex.branchable.com/
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by Doji 12y ago
C++11 and C++14 make the language bigger, which doesn't address the problem of the language being too big.
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by Doji 12y ago
The tutorial does a great job of explaining why this is interesting: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/turtle-1.0.0/docs/Turtle-... For example, the pwd function returns a FilePath type rather than a String:
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by Doji 12y ago
They've become smaller and more maintanence-free than you might expect. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_modular_reactor
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by Doji 12y ago
Unfortunately not every company has Google's ability to manually sift through every bogus takedown request thrown their way.
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by Doji 12y ago
This chillingeffects site is quite fascinating. There seem to be a _lot_ of instances of completely mistaken and reckless DMCA takedowns. Here's a particularly absurd one: https://www.chillingeffects.org/notices/11
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by Doji 12y ago
For any implementation you can manufacture an example which will require a person to re-structure their code. Additionally, using %15 is not DRY. If the spec changes from saying "Fizz" on multiples of 3 to saying "Fizz"
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by Doji 12y ago
It should be noted that the nix package manager ( http://nixos.org/nix/ ) already has: * Atomic upgrades * Rollbacks * Reproducible builds As well as a bunch of other solutions to common annoyances all as a
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by Doji 12y ago
Very easy. git clone git://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs.git cd nixpkgs nix-build -A packagename Building the dependencies is completely automated. For more information, see the nixpkgs contributor's gui
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by Doji 12y ago
Can you clarify what's wrong with nixpkgs? https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs Granted, it's not yet perfect, but my experience with it so far has left me very impressed.
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by Doji 12y ago
Nix is attempting to be the solution you're looking for. Look at the nixpkgs repository: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs You will see packages for tons of stuff, including: * Python packages from PyPi: http
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by Doji 12y ago
Upstart predates systemd by 4 years and had made it into a good number of other distros before systemd took over. Apart from upstart, I see your point.
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by Doji 12y ago
I've only used Uber, but my understanding is that the tip is built in. You choose a fixed percentage when you sign up, and that's the tip every driver gets. You can express how pleased you are with the service in your review, ther
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by Doji 12y ago
The problem Cabal is trying to solve here is supposedly more difficult than that solved by Gem, Pip, and other package managers. GHC does some kind of cross-library optimization that causes dependency problems in routine situations. I agree
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by Doji 12y ago
1) CGI is only one known way to exploit shellshock. There are probably many others. 2) People do use Macs as servers. It's unwise, clearly, but it is done. https://www.apple.com/osx/server/ 3) OSX server is s
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by Doji 12y ago
Synology is based on BusyBox, so their shell is ash, not bash. So in their case, it's true, they're not vulnerable. Apple has no such excuse. Many routers will similarly be using ash/BusyBox, though I agree they should issue
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by Doji 12y ago
Sorry, but you have no idea what you're talking about. The first patch released took the exploit from "Know way to easily remote execute code" to "Parser error that might be exploitable but we're not sure how to act
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by Doji 12y ago
It's definitely homebrew, Apple hasn't patched their binaries. Don't let this give you to a false sense of security. Many scripts could still be hardcoded to use your vulnerable /bin/bash binary, and many more won&#
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by Doji 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell's_teapot
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by Doji 12y ago
Not to mention some kind of escrow.
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by Doji 13y ago
0. It wasn't luck. Who keeps their money in an exchange?
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by Doji 13y ago
https://github.com/orangeduck/libCello

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