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Tesla launches new Model S with updated design
(techcrunch.com)
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Rovanion
10y ago
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Rovanion
11y ago
Thank you for your time spent on Debian!
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Rovanion
11y ago
If one implemented issue voting then a +1 comment could automatically be converted into a vote.
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Haskell the Hard Way
(yannesposito.com)
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11y ago
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C11 atomic variables and the Linux kernel (2014)
(lwn.net)
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11y ago
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Elasticsearch end-of-life in Debian Stable
(lists.debian.org)
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11y ago
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Rovanion
11y ago
Though btrfs snapshots are writable, at least by default, right?
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Rovanion
11y ago
The LEAP is a really inexact input device. Used it for a project this winter and the only reliable input we found was the position and rotation of the whole hand.
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11y ago
Every prisoner in the US is a convicted criminal under US law. The amount of criminals outside of US prisons could then be speculated to be much higher than in other countries because the US criminalizes more things than other countries. De
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12y ago
Does the deactivation of Google Analytics impact the user negatively?
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Rwanda's Untold Story
(vimeo.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Which ZFS on Linux is not? I guess it depends on your definition of stable due to the upgrade from libzfs1-2 but the richness of the Debian packaging system is just too good to pass up for me.
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Rovanion
12y ago
What an odd website, does not allow scrolling if javascript isn't turned on.
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Rovanion
12y ago
Honest question: Why do you prefer a reflective surface over a matte on a screen? In my experience it only reflects the room and makes the content harder to see.
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Rovanion
12y ago
It's an absolutely fantastic idea, best publicity that town gets all year. The whole country is engaged in the burning of that thing.
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Rovanion
12y ago
Try OsmAnd for Android. Allows you to download maps and use it offline, as well as calculate routes for car, bicycle and pedestrian.
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Valve sponsors Mesa development
(lunarg.com)
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12y ago
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Rovanion
13y ago
Could it be that competition is the mother of productivity?
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Rovanion
13y ago
It is the same in Sweden. Most of the country shuts down during summer and we're fine with it because we do too have our vacations right then.
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Rovanion
13y ago
Got a 503 on that link sadly.
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13y ago
That it's horrible as a popularity index and should never be used as such. The number of visits is very low and the population which visits the site is very selective. Instead use data from highly popular sites like wikipedia: http:&#
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13y ago
Not imprisoning people for minor crime is sane as criminals incarcerated have a higher chance of relapsing into crime than those who recieved suspended sentences. The goal of the justice system should be to prevent crime, not to dish out re
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Rovanion
13y ago
Anything divided by 0 is undefined.
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Rovanion
13y ago
They do use their own Gitlab installation for internal development. But they serve different purposes. Gitlab is used by developers accustomed to the project and Github to get new developers in.
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Rovanion
13y ago
How is it used for making maps? For models that are imported to Hammer?
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Rovanion
13y ago
Have you tried using a tiling window manager with multiple terminals with different profiles running?
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Rovanion
13y ago
Actually managed to cuase an X.org crash on my 32-bit Ubuntu 12.04. Can't seem to find the error log though.
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13y ago
Well Ubuntu doesn't ship aptitude by default any more which would explain parts of it.
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13y ago
Microsoft has it.
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Rovanion
13y ago
I would assume that they will be continuing with Qt, Gtk and the web frontend.
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