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Sembiance
9y ago
Ditto. Would buy for my Gentoo system!
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Sembiance
10y ago
I love and use PlatformIO, but I've dumped their library system because often the libraries in the pio db are a version or two behind what I can get from github.
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Sembiance
10y ago
I feel that advancements in quantum mechanics will solve the communication problem.
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10y ago
I used XMonad for many, many years. During these years it served me well and I really loved it. However I switched to AwesomeWM about 2 years ago and couldn't be happier. I was able to easily make Awesome behave just like xmonad for pa
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Sembiance
10y ago
Sigh. Paywall.
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Sembiance
10y ago
Sigh. Get off your high horse and actually read the article and the suit. This ex employee is said to have actually stolen gigabytes of data from Tesla and taken it with them to use at their next job. That is clearly wrong.
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Sembiance
10y ago
What do people still use Apache for? Hasn't everyone moved onto Nginx?
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Sembiance
10y ago
I run World of Solitaire, currently #1 Google result for the solitaire search term. I haven't noticed any measurable change in traffic to my site since they put this up. Probably because folks can get a much better experience on my sit
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Sembiance
10y ago
I created and run World of Solitaire. I'm not upset at Google at all. I am where I am today thanks to Google :)
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10y ago
And you never will get rid of them. Laws are not that effective at changing the internet. It's called the Wild Wild Web for a reason.
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10y ago
$25,000 a month operating costs. Wow. I'd really love to see a breakdown of these costs! It would help so many other entrepreneurs out there.
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10y ago
Looks like this is the case for anyone using iOS: https://www.reddit.com/r/google/comments/4saz5f/pokemon_go_h...
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10y ago
Oh, it's much more than that: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/3466521?hl=en#ful...
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Pokemon Go Has FULL Access to Your Google Account
(imgur.com)
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10y ago
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11y ago
In North Carolina they already do that. I pay an extra $100 a year because I own an electric car.
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13y ago
I used JIRA for a number of years on a daily basis and it is easily the worst bug tracker I have ever used. I would choose any other bug tracker I have used over JIRA any day, even BugZilla. The connection to mongodb is that their team chos
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13y ago
MongoDB's limitations have been well publicized over the past few years, but if you need another reason to avoid using it, take a look at which bug tracker they use ( https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-3110 ). J
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14y ago
A great alternative to socket.io is sock.js http://sockjs.org I've been using it in production now for a few weeks on http://worldofcardgames.com with no issues.
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14y ago
Several months ago I took all the Compute Gazette and Run magazine issues, wrote some quick code and created a montage/wallpaper of their covers: http://telparia.com/CommodoreMagazineCovers.jpg I then wrote some more code to try and find
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14y ago
Ahh, looks like this link explains why Quora has started sucking: http://www.businessinsider.com/the-sudden-mysterious-exit-of... Not a surprising story. So many startups pursue money and exits over building a great product. Pushing out p
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14y ago
Thanks for the link, but Quora won't let me read it unless I sign in, and I just don't feel like doing that on my iPad. Requiring a log in to read the page seems a bit backwards thinking to me.
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14y ago
Welcome to stack overflow! Censorship here is just as bad, if not worse, than Wikipedia. As much as I despise this, it probably does make it a better resource. Still, I wish they would MOVE these to meta exchange, rather than deleting conte
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14y ago
No vector format? Don't get me wrong, these flags are appreciated, but to spend all that time making them in a bitmap format? Kinda seems like a bit of a waste, since flags seem PERFECT for vector format.
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The incredible story of the first PC, from 1965
(royal.pingdom.com)
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14y ago
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Twitter does not allow monitoring of its API
(royal.pingdom.com)
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14y ago
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Using text browser Lynx to browse today's web sites
(royal.pingdom.com)
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14y ago
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New Supercomputer 55% faster with 2x more cores but requires far less power
(royal.pingdom.com)
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14y ago
Just wanted to note that I am NOT the blog author.
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Dropout Generation
(mikealrogers.com)
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14y ago
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15y ago
So am I. I like it. Two things on my wish list: 1) A 'Load More' option for the 'Home' stories list 2) A way to edit comments you have made
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