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The Bro Network Security Monitor
(bro.org)
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happened already ;) remember the guy who patented smileys? (it was unapproved later) I don't know, am I morally wrong if I don't give a fu about patents, but honor and credit the original founder, IF I copy things? I mean like w
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12y ago
absolutely.. stop here! It's the system not a poor woman working for a giant money printing industry! Challenge the status quo instead of sniping out individuals.
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12y ago
YESS, Finally, Thank You EPIC! This is my most loved favourite Game, yeahhh! This is so awesome, I'm gonna buy a new PC and smash Gentoo, or NixOS onto it! Hope I find out which Graphics-card and which Mainboard is supported well enou
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12y ago
Can you link us to one, so we can do independent tests with it, please?
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12y ago
I used the latest version from git and also stable releases. It would take about 3min to render (for this 11MB file only, all other pdfs, albeit smaller, load fast). It was the only PDF that was slow, all others were loaded almost instantly
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12y ago
I've reported it and uploaded the pdf, so someone on IRC responsible could debug it, but we didn't get far enough to fix it. Otherwise I wouldn't just add another PDF Viewer to a site. But it's only the downloads section
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12y ago
Honestly? I only have 2x1.3GHz, but it loads damn fast for files <= 5MB. How large are the files that you open that make your browser inresponsive?
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12y ago
PDF.js is really nice and awesome, but for me it doesn't work for documents with a file size of 11MB. It was a catalogue and to finally get the thing to render faster I used pdf2htmlEX (html5) which slimmed the 11MB file down to about
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12y ago
I have never told someone about this, but the opposite happened to me. I had been tested because I was different than any other child of my age. And was diagnosed with a very high IQ (you can guess how many friends I had), but after I was a
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Amusing indeed. (Functional) Reactive Programming [1] [2] anyone. That's the same thing we've learned during development to be profitable and of real use. And it seems that build systems also converge towards the same lesson learn
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12y ago
OK, you got me in. I've got a Software Architecture assignment which allows me to work on any kind of large scale Project (regardless of number of languages and complexity) for 3 Months. The end result will be planned, discussed and ev
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MetaGer: Sicher suchen and finden, Privatsphäre schützen
(metager.de)
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13y ago
WOW, Awesome Documentation and Product!! Kudos and Greetings from Germany 😊 Those who know what Hadoop, Pig and the whole "Data Science Stack" is, will find this surely useful.
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13y ago
😢 That's awesome and encouraging ! Thanks for the thoroughly written response and the great tips!
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13y ago
Not sure how you're going to solve the WebM hosting issues, but I would be really curious to see a list of issues large sites like 4chan have. I think me and other people would surely like to solve such «sysadmin/developer puzzles
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13y ago
Impressive! I always have the fear that when I get older, that I'll not be able to follow up with all the new stuff that's appearing. I believe that many do so. Especially sites like HN/Reddit are introducing a lot of new tec
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13y ago
@colmmacc would you please mind submitting or sharing the link to the book, paper or ressource you think that teaches the elegant Advanced Functional C Programming techniques you mention? I'd definitely upvote it.
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Functional C (1997)
(eprints.eemcs.utwente.nl)
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Ok, I think most of you who read PROTEIN, may misunderstand a bit here, I'll add a bit of info to clarify the protein debate a bit. There are almost indefinite combinations of proteins, many of which have vastly different effects on th
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This makes all the other pro data contention arguments moot, I agree with woof. Whatever company, ideology or other room anomaly disturbs the views of people who think that that data (aka content) should be undeletable "because",
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Fully agree with jerf on that, adults not only have the mental barrier, but also their mental adaptivity ratio is lower than that of kids. I am not sure, if it's just the neural plasticity that's reason for this or the amount of n
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13y ago
Does it have any affiliation with lieferheld.de/ ?? The reason I ask: I hate their, and their competitor's pervasive and mad behavior, when it comes to pitching their own product, whilst DDoSing etc. their competitor.
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Interesting that you think that, do you have any HN-Show examples to support the point, or other sources? Not to be pedantic, I am really just curious.
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https://github.com/discourse/discourse ain't bad for forums and http://daux.io/ and http://apiblueprint.org/ look like a good way document your software
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@jarofgreen nice of you, but I think you got me a little wrong, or I wasn't clear enough. My main message regarding opensource was: > Open Source doesn't mean that you cannot put a price tag on it. The other things could be don
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hehe, your server is HN'ed :) I'd replace the homepage (temporarily) to the absolute minimum during the time it's bombarded with requests, unless you have a vserver/cloud-host that you can scale up. Or change the server
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13y ago
haskell evangelism? I mean I like haskell, but this theory or prophecy is based on no facts.
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May I ask what acceleration means? I always thought it's another word for money and some pro tips. I, would be happy, if I could join an experienced and older team and start working on an interesting problem. Doing my M.Sc. in CompSci
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Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not a geneticist, but the logical reason for this sounds as simple as enriching the baby's DNA with that from the mother and father. Also only cells, which are our main building blocks, suffer fro
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