Ianvdl

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   by Ianvdl 11y ago

   I haven't given OS X a try yet, so I don't have the experience to know whether his rant is validated, but how about his example: using gcc. Is it difficult to get gcc running smoothly?
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   by Ianvdl 11y ago

   Is transparency and customisability really so fundamentally incompatible with closed source software? The fact that the source code is not available does not prevent the availability of clear documentation detailing system functionality (wh
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   by Ianvdl 11y ago

   Markov chains would probably be a good start. See reddit.com/r/subredditsimulator (not always safe for work)
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   by Ianvdl 11y ago

   For those who would like a summary of the paper: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/08/security_giants_publ... I'm grateful for the fact that these pioneers took the time and effort to gather write thi
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   by Ianvdl 11y ago

   Would you mind sharing your list? I like to have a good talk in the background when I work.
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   by Ianvdl 11y ago

   This is really useful. I've always wondered (but never bothered to search) if there was a cli interface for Google calendar. Integrating it into tmux is a nice bonus. I really should setup my gmail account in mutt, it could save me a l
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   by Ianvdl 12y ago

   The full playlist consolidated into one video is available here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyjyWUrHsFc Ahoy's videos also cover some other topics such as firearms (specifically their depictions in games) and bever
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   by Ianvdl 12y ago

   Thanks for sharing, I can't believe I've never seen this before.
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   by Ianvdl 12y ago

   This looks like a useful tool, but at the moment I consider vimwiki to be better suited for my needs, even if it does not support encryption like theca.
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    by Ianvdl 12y ago

    And vimprobable.
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    by Ianvdl 12y ago

    It rather seems like "Make something people like to argue about", which I guess leads to the same thing in the end.
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    by Ianvdl 12y ago

    It could also be due to the fact that samsung sells A LOT of phones. And I'm guessing it's due to the third-party battery in this case, since the cheaper ones have been known to simply report fake temperatures back to the smartpho
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    by Ianvdl 13y ago

    I'm assuming you and the OP are referring to the Streaming API? More info here: https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/streaming
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    by Ianvdl 13y ago

    Yes it is. The API changed and now requires authentication, so that might be why your script wasn't working.
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    by Ianvdl 13y ago

    Thanks for the detailed answer, I'll have a look on youtube.
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    by Ianvdl 13y ago

    I've never watched Louis CK, so I'm might take a look at this. I've only heard good things about him. I've always preferred British comedy over all others though, so I was a little disappointed not to see the likes of Da
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    by Ianvdl 14y ago

    Sorting by price (decending) shows 14.99 above 19.99. You might want to take a look at that.
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    Python wins trademark dispute, rival stops calling itself “Python”(arstechnica.com)

    4 points by Ianvdl 14y ago|0 comments
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    by Ianvdl 14y ago

    There's also a SPDY indicator add-on for firefox, which shows up whenever you are connected to a site using it. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/spdy-indicato... Edit: sp332 beat me to it.
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    by Ianvdl 14y ago

    Sounds like a nice setup, but it always kills the article for me when someone claims that everyone should use the same solution. It's a bit expensive as well, although I guess a DIY solution shouldn't be that difficult.
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    by Ianvdl 14y ago

    The button isn't working for me (Tested in Firefox 18 and Chrome 24), could anyone explain what the output looks like?
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    by Ianvdl 14y ago

    I find articles like this absolutely fascinating. And to think this was only ~60 years ago.
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    by Ianvdl 14y ago

    Awesome thanks!
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    by Ianvdl 14y ago

    I would prefer such a phone above all others currently in the market and I doubt I'm alone. A very large fraction of this community would probably want a linux phone that allows you to basically carry your desktop around. I hope they find a
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    by Ianvdl 14y ago

    There's some info in their 2012-13 annual plan (PDF): http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/foundation/4/4f/2012-1... It's mostly just called "Expenses" and don't cover actual server operating costs specifically, if that's what you're loo