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by TkTech 13y ago
Couldn't find anything either, made a ticket ( https://github.com/mattlag/GLYPHR/issues/26 )
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by TkTech 13y ago
Absolutely! Hell, the ISS is all Linux now.
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by TkTech 13y ago
Grep has a -c flag :) $ history | grep -c ssh 380 Donated.
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by TkTech 13y ago
I go to some of these meetups for OPAG (Ottawa Python Authors Group) and have had a blast. One night a table of us were there chatting away until 2AM. Fantastic hosts and a fantastic space in an easy-to-reach area right downtown.
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by TkTech 13y ago
Are you thinking of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bada ? I've never heard of a purpose-built BSD phone other than those (although there are plenty of unofficial ports)
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by TkTech 13y ago
It is /very/ useful. I managed to mooch a free account for an open-source project and it has been invaluable. For Python projects, it has the best integration (being written in python) of any of the many that I have tried (most of
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by TkTech 13y ago
I can't think of the name of the theory, but the general idea is that it would be very difficult to rebuild to our current level of technology after a cataclysm event because all of the easily reached surface resources required to boot
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by TkTech 13y ago
This is correct. It uses features of the kernel and modern filesystems for efficient isolation.
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by TkTech 13y ago
Glacier is for when you want to store essentially never-changing backups that you expect to very, very rarely access. You can store a couple GB or petabytes. Think an archive of family videos and photos spanning 30 years, or all the tax doc
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by TkTech 13y ago
You can also add multiple urls to your remotes. When you push, it'll go to all of them. I do this at home with a tiny server on a mini-atx box and github. Set it and forget it. There's no reason you can't do the same thing with a small box
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by TkTech 13y ago
There's at least 234 subreddits with 50000+ subscribers[1] ...that's a fair number of highly targeted marketing channels. [1]: http://redditlist.com/
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by TkTech 13y ago
I tried Inky after following your link. I signed up, added an account, let it sync up and played with it. I then went to settings and deleted my account and quit Inky. I noticed my computer running hot a few hours later and it turned out "i
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by TkTech 13y ago
At least the USDA provides database dumps ( http://www.ars.usda.gov/SP2UserFiles/Place/12354500/Data/SR2... ). Unfortunately, it comes with a 128 page guide on how to actually parse it into something useful.
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by TkTech 13y ago
You can always drop the few dollars a year for a vanity domain. No one has ever accidentally typed/used tk@tkte.ch!
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by TkTech 14y ago
Pyglet is very slow for releases, it's almost always better to build it right out of hg (pip install hg+ https://pyglet.googlecode.com/hg/ ). It's had Cocoa support for something like a year, at least.
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by TkTech 14y ago
It was built with an old version of pyglet trying to run on 64bit python. Update.
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by TkTech 14y ago
The protocol isn't public and Mojang has always refused to say anything about it. The protocol is RE'd by http://mcdevs.org/ which runs http://wiki.vg . There is no technical or otherwise limitation on authorization, they just haven't im
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by TkTech 14y ago
Mojang has no issue with custom servers so long as you use their authentication, hasn't since the classic days. Legally, they *have no say in the matter, as the server uses no assets from Minecraft and the protocol has been Chinese Wall'd (
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by TkTech 14y ago
Actual repo is https://github.com/shoghicp/PocketMine-MP , not sure why you linked to an outdated fork?
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by TkTech 14y ago
Don't forget about about Sentry ( https://getsentry.com/welcome/ ) which is also open source ( https://github.com/getsentry/sentry ) and can be self hosted. I've only used it with Python, but it has so far been infinitely better than the al
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by TkTech 14y ago
Mind if I ask doing what? Consulting?
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by TkTech 14y ago
Where on earth did you read that ST2 is build on CodeMirror?
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by TkTech 14y ago
I'd buy this in an instant if it was available in Canada.
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by TkTech 14y ago
Keeping in mind that case-senstivie HFS+ breaks Adobe CS5 & 6, [Unity3D]( http://unity3d.com/ ) and a host of other software that has been poorly tested.
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by TkTech 14y ago
It requires that role to make new issue comments on your behalf, no way around it.
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by TkTech 14y ago
I've found it vastly more convenient to run ZNC (or the like) on the server and use irssi locally. Otherwise I typically have to fight with key bindings and finicky settings on each machine (some of which I can't change). This also lets you
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by TkTech 14y ago
You hear about it more often because of the culture and nature of it. How often do you think physical/digital money in other forms is stolen? The bigger thefts come from people trusting untested websites acting as banks & brokers that a
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by TkTech 14y ago
This is very silly and very pointless. If they already have the WEP keys then grabbing frames to get whitelisted MAC addresses is trivial. This does nothing but make it more annoying for legitimate users. Also, for these silly things I usua
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by TkTech 14y ago
That doesn't always work without a few extras, as explained on the page.
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by TkTech 14y ago
Neato, I liked it so I cleaned it up/rewrote it a bit -> https://github.com/feross/SpoofMAC/pull/4

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