DrCatbox

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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Have you ever worked in open space environments? The noise is aweful, the distrubances are maximized, people walking all over the place, it is awkward when somebody comes to me and we dont have a place to talk other than right there - and t
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Sounds like a good idea, lets stop all transactions going to any organization that might have political goals.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
The proposed system still has a very weak point, the drone-controll-station and land/take off spots. The government or the MAFIAA will simply intercept the drones on takeoff/landing. Wasnt it in the USA where a law was passed a few months a
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
"The threat to Bitcoin is it's adoption by nefarious entities-- money laundering, paying for drugs, DDOS extortion," You forgot to add the most nefarious entity to that list. Government.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Because what else can I pick? Ubuntu!? Ugh. He tried Fedora earlier, we couldnt get it to work with his wireless-networking, SELinux always getting in the way as soon as he took his laptop with him somewhere, I got tired of pushing against
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
ArchLinux suffers from the same problem. I left my cousin with ArchLinux, he liked it alot, so much that he still used it 6 months later. At that time he wanted to install a new program, well, from then on he stopped using arch. Because he
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
You would still need to maintain and manage the core distro. The packages in their would update and break the systme, you'd have lvm issues and what not. Any way, care to give links to more on maeom/meegos architecture?
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
But what is the alternative to a non-distributions based gnu linux operating system? How do you manage the 1000 packages and their libraries and dependencies? Many of them have separate runtimes which may or may not depend on the other pack
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Google just wants the work done for them. If you can make an exploit, you can explain how it works and how to patch it. On the other hand if Google just sees an exploit in action, they have to spend time reverse-engineering it to find out h
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Its far easier to read if (!someBoolean) than if (someBoolean == false) Ofcourse, your example probably applies to JavaScript since anything and everything can be a boolean, or not depending on the phase of the moon. In Java at least if not
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
It needs traction and to solve the chicken-and-egg problem. There is not many documents to look at, and to make people look at all these documents you need many people to put up their documents on such a proposed web, and in a special form!
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Nice commercial for Microsofts product. The "article" or blogpost or whatever it is couldnt have been done better to explain the various products offered and where to get them. Classic.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Awesome news, finally someone stands up to the blatant misuse of trust. I work in such a company where SSL mitm is a part of day-to-day development. It is disgusting that the security of SSL is broken for the sake of corporate control over
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Do you hire people from other countries? To work from remote.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
And here I was thinking that google stepped up its advertising games by offering something like recaptcha but for ads. No paywall, just ad-wall, an ad urging you to type the words "the product X is the best"/"X will grow your...muscles" bef
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
What makes you think that he has not bought and payed for the movie Inception - to which he then bacme a rightful owner of a dvd/blueray? Having ownership of it, he is free to copy it for his own purposes, such as to make backups or to bor
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Its easy to ignore all the thousands of students, like me, who have improved and understood concepts I hadnt learned before in formal school. We arent really visible, its like we dont exist. Just as I havent seen anyone improving their unde
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Yes, the name is very important, just look at the name google, that doesnt sound so Web 2.0 at all, I mean, who can even pronounce that?
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
You seem to know enough about this problem to solve it given enough time. Why doesnt facebook solve this git on huge repos problem and put out a patch for others to see? Oh, right, you want somebody else to solve the problem for you, for fr
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Alpha and Omega (dub) and is the music I code by, repetitions, echos and reverb, the groove just takes you forward in your code. Example: http://grooveshark.com/s/Chantig/41T4IJ?src=5 http://grooveshark.com/s/Higher+Than+High/2JhKQT?src=
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Join.me attempts to serve me a .exe file when on my GNU/Linux computers. Useless.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
join.me doesn't run on my computer, it tries to give me a useless .exe file. This one, screenlap.com, worked out like it said it would.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Aiding in copyright infrigement, aiding is the key word. The ISPs carrying the signals and the state putting down the wire has been aiding the infrigement. The Linux servers running the torrent site and the collocation facilities are aiding
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
"I'd suggest a sophisticated investor would hedge with derivatives in anticipation of the substantial downside risk." I see. I know what some of those words mean. Man, actually I dont know what the hell you are saying. Why is it that the fi
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Good bye Internet, it was nice to know you.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Yes, this is what alias is for. You want a git unstage but cant remember what it was? Alias.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Where is this GUM or better cli for git? All I see is a README file containing the same thing as the webpost. Not to be a complainer, but there may be a reason the commands are the way they are and you cant simply change them without chang
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Good analogies are rarely seen as this one. All this just goes to show that for most products there is room for improvement in UX.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
For most web applications peewee will be just as nice as Djangos ORM.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Apache/Nginx, python and all those programs and emacs. What more do you need? ;)

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