Tsiklon

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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I suppose a clearer way to say this was "Unix didn't always support the shebang."
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
It is the Stream EDitor after all.
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
From people I know they also use them as toilet paper in cases where one is raw or otherwise sore. A bidet (or bidet seat in cases where that's not possible) would solve that problem outright.
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
The Michelin guide still uses the Michelin man and the stylistic iconography of the tire brand as theirs. I believe they’re still fully integrated
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I hadn’t even considered this, this can be used as a modern replacement for hamachi in this particular scenario!
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
They mention iPod video, that’s a legacy device with a 30 pin connector, a click wheel and a hard disk. Not the iPod touch.
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I don't believe the VCs have such lofty or noble goals as decentralising the internet. If it were possible I believe they'd want to corner the emerging market as it grows. But I think you're right that the upside is so attrac
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I think from a purely moralistic perspective this is unkind. Perhaps they are getting exactly what they signed up for. But how many naive purely technical people have been short changed by similar antics in the past
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
The ferocious noise from a hovercraft is something to behold. And the craft I’ve seen aren’t nearly the size of the ones that hopped the British channel. I’d love to see one of the leviathans the US (LCAC) and Russian (Zubr class) Military
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I wonder why these haven’t become more well known among Audio folks, more power at higher efficiency is a good thing, if it comes with suitably appropriate low levels of undesirable distortion
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
the MacOS keychain application is a fantastic built in piece of software. I wish they’d do more with it to make it more user accessible
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
That would make my afternoon operations handovers much more exciting haha especially with slick view transitions haha.
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
This is a great concise explanation. Thank you for providing it so quickly If you forgive my prying, was this an implementation issue with the maintenance plan (operator or tooling error), a fundamental issue with the soundness of the plan
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
In a sense they sort of did continue this style of convention with Yosemite and El Capitan (the latter being in the former), Sierra and High Sierra. It’s only in the last few releases that the dart board has come out
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
A tank is certainly more useful in the middle distance than at extreme range, or in tight spaces, there’s better choices of tool for those jobs guided artillery/rockets at distance and heavy auto-cannon clad infantry fighting vehicles
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
It absolutely would not surprise me if Apple were running a custom Linux distribution on a range of not publicly available ARM server platforms as part of their development chain. I suspect this is as much for their own benefit as it is for
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I can’t answer all of your questions, but I can relay my own experience of similar thoughts and feelings. I find from my experience that happiness and satisfaction, sadness and envy rises and falls in peaks and troughs. I too am prone to fo
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
As per my understanding - They differ in how their organisations are structured. Alma is mostly backed and supported by CloudLinux Inc, for whom, CentOS formed the basis of their commercial software. Rocky is a more grassroots affair - foun
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
Microsoft/Terratools’ Urban Assault did this in 1998; sci-fi dystopia, no people on the battlefield except for you and the enemy in your respective flying command posts, battle fought with drone vehicles which you can guide around in t
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
Ohh wow - I didn't think there were any serious proposals for this, this sounds like madness.
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
From the looks of the side profile, this is using low profile mechanical switches, which seem uncommon or at the very least not popular in the mech keyboard community. I don’t think that they’re targeting the same sort of user as the enthus
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
Usually in many organisations it’s a case of enforcing compliance across the fleet as opposed to actively administering the machines; enforcing browser profiles, software deployments and configurations, OS patch revisions, directory service
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
That assessment fee seems unnecessarily onerous and expensive. Is this an attempt to kill all but the largest mail clients off?
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I like the feel of my skin after a close shave, and past partners have had a marked dislike of my prickly stubble when it is at that level
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I think you’re being overly generous. These shops are very very prevalent on Oxford Street, to the point of there being ten to twelve in the course of several hundred meters. They all have cheap signage, incredibly expensive stock and, othe
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
This is a cool exploration of these new systems. I wonder is some of this scheduling functionality exposed in the Apache licensed Linux version of Grand Central Dispatch? Or is this architecturally incompatible with how tasks and processes
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Absolutely, I agree with you there. I’m relatively junior in my team and my team is quite absent of clout within our organisation as we’re a new team. Our correspondent teams are much more approachable when it comes to collaborating than I’
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Sorry, as a force of habit I refer to all Gnome releases after 3.0 as Gnome 3, I hadn’t realised they changed the versioning scheme
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I think given your visibility and profile (compared to many tech workers), the previous poster expected a grand office or vast desk, certainly different from the setup “everyone else” has.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
According to Oracle Solaris 11.4 uses Gnome 3 in Classic mode.

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