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Gaelan
10y ago
American English as well, though I did miss the joke.
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Gaelan
10y ago
Unless you've audited the source, a manual install isn't any better.
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Gaelan
10y ago
JavaScript (ES6) is a decent language, but some people prefer another language. While it is true that anything that can be accomplished on the web can be accomplished with JS (Turing completeness and all), people may not enjoy working with
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Gaelan
10y ago
I've been toying with the idea of modifying git to use (iirc) SHA-256 so that any commit hash could be downloaded directly from IPFS. Seems like as good a time as ever.
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Gaelan
10y ago
Until Apple stops soldering on memory, swap will still be alive on the desktop.
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Gaelan
10y ago
An Uber is a service, and they can and should refuse to provide service for those they wish not to support. It's murkier with Google/Tessa where the car is your property.
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Gaelan
10y ago
And a few other sources, and do the final ranking themselves.
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Gaelan
10y ago
I'd assume so, because it acts like a highly specialized MediaWiki.
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Gaelan
10y ago
Memories is not the core product, and I'd expect a lot of people don't use it.
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Gaelan
10y ago
I'd argue that register_globals is never a good idea. Post-if is sometimes a good idea, with one case that is problematic (less readable, not even a negative affect on function)
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Gaelan
10y ago
That's the point. ZCash could have a bug if the same magnitude, and we'd be none the wiser.
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Gaelan
10y ago
You can write gibberish in any language. You shouldn't kill useful features because they are sometimes misused.
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Gaelan
10y ago
> makes easy things easy and difficult things indescribably hard or impossible I've found that nearly every abstraction does this in some form. In general, the easier the easy things are, the harder the hard things are. The trick is
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Gaelan
10y ago
Ooh, I know this one! I think. Doesn't Apple Mail have this built in? I go to Keychain Access, choose the option to generate a key. Two clicks. Head to Mail, encryption options are there. Now, to import his key. Do some googling on tha
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Gaelan
10y ago
got a link for rash?
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Gaelan
10y ago
I'm honestly sure which description refers to functional and which refers to OOP. They fit equally well.
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Gaelan
10y ago
I was saying my own comment was beside the point.
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Gaelan
10y ago
Yes there is, but it's a private repo so we see a 404. Beside the point.
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Gaelan
10y ago
The Factorio devs say the game was inspired by BuildCraft and IC2.
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Gaelan
10y ago
JKR's explanation is a combination of (perceived) lack of need and a feeling of superiority. [0] [0]: https://www.pottermore.com/writing-by-jk-rowling/technology
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Gaelan
10y ago
Paywall-proof AMP link: https://www.google.com/amp/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/politica... . You'll need to set your user agent to a smartphone.
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Apple will let developers reply to reviews soon for iOS and Mac apps
(9to5mac.com)
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10y ago
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Gaelan
10y ago
The channel log permission only applies to logs before you joined. You can always scroll up to the point you joined the server.
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Gaelan
10y ago
If nothing else, they asked for an IP address in their DMCA.
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Gaelan
10y ago
Apple uses a large amount of domains to avoid this problem.
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Gaelan
10y ago
> webapps for the original iPhone vs. native apps From what I've heard, Steve never wanted to do native apps, but he ended up caving to demand.
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Gaelan
10y ago
Changes to the code or just compile-time flags and/or additional modules?
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Gaelan
10y ago
If the number of stargazers was relatively low, you could @mention everyone in an issue.
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Gaelan
10y ago
NONBLOCK just returns an error code instead of blocking. No harm in that, AFIAK.
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Gaelan
10y ago
It's essentially a premade vimrc (.nvim/config) and set of packages.
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