DrCatbox

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by DrCatbox 15y ago
You dont stick things that are custom to that machine in /srv, thats not what the article you linked to says. Its for serving using various services, so you would have /srv/http /srv/ftp and so on, you dont put packages/programs into /srv
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
"and a GUI is used to provide easy access to the application" How do you think the GUI finds the application? There is a PATH. Open up a cmd and type the name of any installed program. 1) Programs put themselves in various directories on m
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
I got around 60fps, very good considering I get the same from kivy. Interesting concept, now if we could port SDL somehow...
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Alot of graphing/plot libraries use the new canvas element, I think even jqplot does it that way these days. WIth Canvas and WebGL I wonder why we dont see more coolness.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Perfect example of linkbait, six months old article.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Another invention which will alienate even more casual users from GNU/Linux. Users, even I as a progammer, do not like to have to re-learn and assimilate a new interface-model every few months or years. Ive learned a few times, why cant peo
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Too bad there arent options to show different colors for names defined in various scopes for python. Example def lol(self): name = [1,2,3] for n in name: print n Let name be one color and let n be a differnet lighter color.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Will this effect other uses of TCP than HTTP? Like IRC or SSH?
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
There must be an alternative to SOPA/PIPA/NDAA, we must push for "Free and open Internets Act" - fair game for all, "Packet Network Liberty Act" - no to government protecting failing business models/corporations, and "Liberties of the inter
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Thieves is a strong word for copyright infrigiment. MPAA is representing global thieves, they steal opportunities, expression and free culture from everyone who doesnt own intellectual property. They deprive all independent artists from mix
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
"f I need to buy a specific piece of proprietary software to submit my tax information online or if all applications for public sector jobs are distributed in the latest MS Word format that I can't open without buying a new version of Windo
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Good read. What is your opinion, or how do you perceive open source software which comes at a price? ie office suite or game where the source is open but the producer requires monetary fee for it or support services for it?
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Makes me think the numbers are manipulated, perhaps by Fluendo?
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
People didnt live alone in the woods, so thats a straw man argument there. Going about it to live together as a commune in the nature, that is success. Just cant be done today, as civilized people would be right there behind and kill them a
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
"I think this conversation could easily go into the "whats the meaning of life" topic, so let's try not to go there." Yes, exactly. What we do with our time here is quite important to discuss, and this is usually the entrance to idologies a
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Interesting fallacy. However, you seldom hear anyone criticize work today, all the theories and economieswant people to work more. Why not work less? Why not work at all? How come that all the effeciency and growth still make people work? I
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
CTRL+R ? Like normal. Is iTerm another iProduct? Never used macosx, wouldn't know. All terminals (GNU/Linux) Ive used tmux on, ctrl+r works, and scrolling as described in previous post.
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Design looks nice. Then I raised eyebrows when reading the description, it looks like its made to be read by a venture capitalist to determine if the project is worth investing in or not. Its not made for a participant... just something I
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Employment, I ask why? Seriously, full employment is a threat not a promise. Who wants to really work? For what? Mandatory vacations, 6 months per year, 5 hour work day. Then we can have full employment. As said in another comment, growth i
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
CTRL+B (or whatever key to get into tmux mode input) then Page Up/Down to scroll or keyup/down. Then just esc when you are done scrolling. Works fine here, havent needed to mock with settings to make it work like this. But the tildas scrol
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
A few years ago a law was passed that permitted the FRA (Försvarets Radio Anstalt) (Defense Radio Establishment) to spy on all the traffic that passes through swedish borders, the FRA had been doing so illegaly for the past ten years and th
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
"The video surveillance brings Iran further into the vanguard of nations that have sought to keep tabs on Internet use. Libya under Moammar Gadhafi ran extensive web-monitoring operations. China has sophisticated website filtering and an ar
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
What I find the most sad is that someone will think this is a really good presentation technique and start using it, while clients will not know what hit them. This is a really good example of all that can go wrong when HCI is done this way
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
SMB?
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Could this be a security bug? Is there other ways scrip+css can take over the rendering, which I guess is done by XUL? Advanced click-jacking?
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Is this a bug in firefox 8.01? When scrolling up, the O overwrites the adressbar, bookmarkbar and part of the main menu. Upgrading to 9.01 made the effect less visible, since now only a small part of the O can end up covering the firefox UI
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Its not just we vs them, as he mentions the possibility to print biological structures is kind of creepy, so some control is necessary. You wouldnt want kids printing out viruses and such far fetched scenarios. We hackers have a responsibil
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Yes I understand that. The laws need to be changed to better promote freedom, innovation and diversity instead of creating time-constrained monopolies. Everything which is not in public domain explicitly, the copyleft is assigned to the aut
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
Quite an interesting comment. And you are right. What I want to do is strive to make copyleft the default, instead of copyright being the default. It has to be protected the same. To put something under copyright or patent it should cost mi
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by DrCatbox 15y ago
On a side note, another word for kingmakers is "time-space engineers" as used by Fred Perlman in his "Against Hist-Story, Against Leviathan" work. Now more than ever are time-space engineers sought after and given opportunities to do their

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