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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
Keep in mind that the whole point of Gitlab/gogs is to self-host it. In my experience, both are lightning fast compared to GitHub over the internet.
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
Yeah, another guy posted a better link: https://blog.trigger-happy.eu/pages/informations.html
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
They're talking about accounts, but yes; There is a lot of shovelware.
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
HN doesn't support markdown, so he probably used http://adamvarga.com/strike/ Unicode strikethrough looks really bad on my font :(
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
Damn, what a shit show: http://www.businessinsider.com/paul-christoforo-pr-guy-penny...
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
True enough, but most of my chip cards will not work with the mag strip if the card reader supports chip. If I slide the card, I get a message on the POS screen telling me to use the chip. The guy who steals my mag stripe has to find a stor
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
lol people pull from github on every deployment? At the very least, you need a local mirror to prevent hogging the network when you're deploying to many servers.
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
The guy you're replying to is probably used to linux where you can interpret a script the same way you run an executable: http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/fs/binfmt_script.c You can even add your own exec
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
Wouldn't you prefer to generate type-safe bindings at compile-time?
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
Yup, I did some benchmarking (for a webapp which runs a separate process for each customer) and SQLite had the highest TPS and lowest memory usage by a large margin. Probably because it runs in the same address space as each server process
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10y ago
>26 points I guess this is an unpopular opinion, but I really think my electronics are an extension of my body. I wouldn't go out without a phone in my pocket the same way I wouldn't want to lose a couple of digits.
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
I got redirected only on the first click. Thank god for uBlock Origin.
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
Well, most tools generate a schematic of logic gates/LUTs and then a bitstream to configure your FPGA. You could certainly use the schematic to build a circuit on a board.
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
This should answer your question about entropy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy_(information_theory) tl;dr If you use names that are similar to other names, you will convey less information every time you use suc
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
What does IE have to to do with anything? F5 and ctrl/cmd+r work in all browsers.
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
>transparency I hope this is sarcasm.
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
The magic handshake is: .section .note.GNU-stack,"",@progbits
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
>more pixels requires more light [citation needed]?
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
http://yosefk.com/blog/the-high-level-cpu-challenge.html
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10y ago
> offer finer granularity than page allocations How the fuck would that work? Today, the page table is cached in a TLB and modern Intel processors only have 1024 entries! If you have a new entry in the page table for every malloc, derefe
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10y ago
I've always wondered why nobody sandboxes Java applets in a LXC/Docker container or in a chrome sandbox the same way flash is contained.
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10y ago
>I don't really expect that anyone would make that kind of guarantee Yet you do seem to expect that guarantee: > An honest business that actually believed in their own promises shouldn't have problem putting those promises
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
No business should play along with their BS or hand over customer data. I never thought I'd say this, but: Good on Facebook for not complying.
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
On the other hand, I believe that we have a duty to disobey laws that prevent communication. Civil disobedience is also much easier when you're outside their jurisdiction.
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
Yeah, if you're ok with a third part like Coinbase holding your money, just use a bank. That's what banks are meant for!
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
Yep, ePacket is amazing.
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
This is getting old :-/
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
Why not root the phone and install something newer than gingerbread?
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ThisIs_MyName
10y ago
Chill, dude. Most of us dislike GA and its monopoly on web/mobile tracking. Why trust GA to respect webmaster options when you don't have to? ...anyway, complaining about getting downvoted is a surefire way to keep getting downvot
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10y ago
>they should indemnify the subjects of their spying against any damages those caused by those "external threats" I despise GA as much as the next guy, but you'd have to be pretty crazy to expect any business to provide suc
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